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• forecasting financial crises
• minimizing consequences of financial crises
• promising financial instruments for sustainable state development
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Олександр Анатолійович Коваль є доцентом кафедри фінансів, банківської справи та страхування Запорізької політехніки. З 2003 року він активно працює в університеті, викладаючи дисципліни, пов'язані з фінансами, бюджетуванням підприємств, інформаційними системами в фінансах, страхуванням та інвестиційним аналізом. Кандидат економічних наук (2009) Закінчив Запорізький національний технічний університет (1990, з відзнакою) та Запорізьку державну інженерну академію (1999) Спеціалізація: 8.05080101 «Напівпровідникові та мікроелектронні пристрої» (інженер-електронік), 8.05030901 «Облік і аудит» (економіст) Наукові інтереси Коваль О.А. охоплюють: Прогнозування фінансових криз та мінімізація їх наслідків Використання перспективних фінансових інструментів для забезпечення стійкого розвитку економіки Дії органів державного управління під час фінансових криз Дослідження в галузі енергетичного ринку, страхування та обліку цифрових активів Наукові публікації та конференції: Активно публікував в інтернаційних журналах та конференціях з 2014 року Основні теми: фінансова безпека, системи страхування, енергетичний ринок, управління витратами, цифрові активи Присутній у Google Scholar, Scopus, ORCID Мови: Українська Англійська (зі словником)

• Finance
• Banking
• Insurance
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Iryna Georgievna Pakhomova is an Associate Professor at the Department of Finance, Banking and Insurance within the Faculty of Business Technologies and Economics at Zaporizhzhia Polytechnic National University. With academic activity dating back to 1993, she holds the academic degree of Candidate of Economic Sciences and has established herself as a prominent researcher in financial systems and economic development. Her expertise spans across multiple financial domains while maintaining strong connections with practical applications in Ukraine's evolving economic landscape. Her research interests focus on theoretical and methodological aspects of financial system functioning, international financial markets, and contradictions in financial system development during globalization. Dr. Pakhomova has consistently published scholarly work examining Ukraine's financial infrastructure, including analyses of stock exchanges, banking systems, monetary policy implementation, and investment processes. Her recent publications reveal a strategic shift toward contemporary challenges including digital economy development, financial technologies, compliance frameworks, and mechanisms for ensuring financial stability during wartime conditions. Her teaching portfolio includes core finance disciplines such as Money and Credit, Financial Market, and Financial Services Market. While her publication record shows consistent scholarly output across nearly two decades, her most recent work demonstrates adaptation to current economic challenges facing Ukraine, particularly regarding financial system resilience during wartime. Her research trajectory shows progression from traditional financial analysis toward more contemporary issues of digital transformation, compliance frameworks, and financial security in volatile economic conditions. Dr. Pakhomova maintains active academic engagement through conference participation and scholarly publications, with her most recent work published in 2024 demonstrating continued scholarly productivity. Her academic journey reflects a transition from mechanical engineering education to specialized expertise in financial systems, demonstrating intellectual adaptability and commitment to addressing Ukraine's evolving economic challenges through rigorous academic inquiry.

• Social Network Analysis
• Organizational Behavior
• Management
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Antoine Vernet serves as Associate Professor in Management at University College London's Bartlett School of Sustainable Construction, bringing expertise from his PhD in Sociology (Université Paris-Ouest Nanterre La Défense, 2010) and recognition as a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (2018). Previously a research associate at Imperial College Business School's Business Analytics centre, he bridges sociological theory with sustainable construction management. His educational credentials include: PhD in Sociology, Université Paris-Ouest Nanterre La Défense (2010) HEA Fellowship, University College London (2018) Vernet's research examines decision-making and behavioral adaptation through social network lenses, with core interests in organizational behavior, innovation management, and sustainable development. His work investigates how network structures influence trust dynamics in professional settings, leadership effectiveness, and community development—particularly in energy access and healthcare innovation contexts. This interdisciplinary approach connects sociology, management, and sustainability science to address real-world challenges. Analysis of his 15 most recent publications reveals consistent focus on network theory applications across diverse sectors: gender dynamics in professional networks (2022), rural electrification in Kenya (2019), and small-world network classification (2017). His scholarship strongly aligns with Sustainable Development Goals 5 (Gender Equality), 7 (Affordable Energy), and 9 (Industry Innovation), demonstrating practical relevance to global sustainability challenges while maintaining methodological rigor in network analysis. His scientific recognition includes: Fellow of the Higher Education Academy Vernet actively contributes to major initiatives including the Crossrail Innovation Programme evaluation and Global Healthcare Innovation Index development, indicating substantial grant-funded research activity. His teaching spans undergraduate Management and dissertation supervision to postgraduate social network analysis and organizational design courses, reflecting deep integration of research and pedagogy. While specific student names aren't documented, his dissertation module supervision confirms advisory roles, and his past instruction in Business Analytics and Innovation Economics demonstrates curriculum leadership.

Agata KliberView profile

Associate Professor

• Economics
• Finance
• Econometrics
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Agata Kliber , PhD, is an Associate Professor at the Department of Applied Mathematics , Institute of Informatics and Quantitative Economics , Poznań University of Economics and Business . Her work bridges Financial Economics and Econometrics , with a focus on cryptocurrency markets , energy economics , and financial risk management . Research Themes: Financial market volatility, sovereign risk dynamics, cryptocurrency hedging properties, oil price impacts on inflation and sustainable transport, and econometric modeling (GARCH, MIDAS, NARDL). Awards: No specific awards mentioned in available data. Collaborations: Regularly collaborates with Barbara Bedowska-Sojka's research group and international scholars like Pavel Rezac and Krzysztof Echaust. Recent Publications (2022-2025) analyze: Interdependencies between energy commodities and stock markets Asymmetric effects of oil prices on inflation expectations Safe-haven properties of cryptocurrencies during crises Volatility and liquidity forecasting models Impact of pandemics on sovereign risk and fintech-bank relationships Role of Bitcoin in crisis economies like Venezuela Her methodological expertise spans Bayesian inference , stochastic volatility , and multi-criteria decision-making frameworks . ResearchGate profile shows 94 publications and 25,489 reads , indicating significant scholarly engagement.

Robin Hui HuangView profile

Professor

• Corporate Law
• Securities Regulation
• Financial Regulation
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Professor Robin Hui Huang is a leading academic at The Chinese University of Hong Kong , holding the highest academic rank (Band A3) in the Faculty of Law . He also serves as a Courtesy Joint Professor in the Finance Department of CUHK Business School. Previously a tenured Associate Professor at the University of New South Wales, he now holds an Adjunct Professor position there. His academic journey began at Tsinghua University, where he earned dual bachelor’s degrees in Mechanical Engineering and Law, followed by an LLM, and culminated in a PhD from UNSW. Huang is an internationally recognized expert in corporate law, securities regulation, and law & technology with a focus on China, drawing on comparative and empirical methodologies.

Suhan MendonView profile

Professor

• Management
• Market
• Industry
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Suhan Mendon is an Additional Professor at the Manipal School of Commerce and Economics , affiliated with the Department of Commerce at Manipal University . Her work spans interdisciplinary research in management, economics, and social sciences, with a focus on India-specific contexts. Education: PhD in Marketing Research interests include modeling complex systems, cultural intelligence in workplace dynamics, fintech adoption challenges, and barriers faced by women entrepreneurs in South Asia. Her recent outputs emphasize quantitative methods like interpretive structural modeling and bibliometric analysis. Publications highlight collaborations with international researchers and span topics such as family-owned business succession, garment industry workforce issues, and fintech barriers. The majority of her work is rooted in Indian industry contexts. Scientific awards are not explicitly mentioned in the provided text. She has an active research profile with 21 total outputs and an h-index of 7.

• Public Finance
• Fiscal Policy
• Taxation
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Dilek GÖZE KAYA serves as Associate Professor and Deputy Head of Department (2021–present) in the Department of Finance at Suleyman Demirel University’s Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences, having previously held the Head of Department position in 2016. Her academic profile integrates professional banking experience at Türkiye Garanti Bank (2004–2006) with extensive scholarly contributions to public finance and fiscal policy. Her educational foundation includes: Licence in Finance (2004) Master’s in Finance with Thesis (2008) Doctorate in Finance (2012) Her research concentrates on public finance mechanisms , fiscal policy design , and taxation systems , with significant emphasis on poverty analysis and blockchain applications in finance . This manifests in publications examining Turkish economic policies through econometric frameworks, including budget-inflation relationships, pandemic economic impacts, and OECD comparative analyses of energy taxation and healthcare financing. Recent publications (2020–2024) reveal three dominant trends: (1) Bibliometric analyses mapping finance research landscapes, (2) Blockchain technology’s disruptive potential for tax systems, and (3) Crisis-responsive fiscal policy studies focused on Turkey’s macroeconomic stability. Approximately 60% of her work employs comparative OECD frameworks, while Turkish policy contexts dominate domestic analyses. No scientific awards were documented in the source material. Her academic supervision spans doctoral and master’s thesis committees across 15+ courses including ‘Global Crises and Fiscal Policies’ and ‘Fiscal Discipline and Stability Policies’. While specific grant details are absent, her publication volume (19 journal articles 2019–2024) suggests sustained research funding. No institutional laboratories or dedicated research teams were specified in the source documentation.

• Banking
• Money and Finance
• Economics
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Meltem Duğru is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Banking and Insurance at Trakya University's Uzunköprü School of Applied Sciences. She holds a PhD in Economics from Trakya University (2023) and has academic experience since 2018, transitioning from Instructor to Assistant Professor in 2024. Her research focuses on digital transformation in banking, credit mechanisms, monetary policy, and AI applications in financial services. Undergraduate: Economics, Uludağ University (2006) Master's: Banking, Trakya University (2015) Doctorate: Economics, Trakya University (2023) Her publications (15+ since 2019) cover topics like: Digital credit systems and economic growth Monetary transmission mechanisms Robotic process automation in banking Health expenditure-inflation relationships Latin American financial crises She teaches courses including: Monetary Theory and Policy Credit Management and Analysis Commercial Banking Turkish Economy Banking Law Prior to academia, she accumulated 12+ years of banking experience at institutions like Garanti Emeklilik A.Ş. and Türkiye Vakıflar Bankası TAO.

• Accounting
• Financial Reporting
• Internal Audit
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İlknur ESKİN is an Associate Professor at Trakya University's Uzunköprü School of Applied Sciences, specializing in Business Administration. She holds a PhD in Business Administration from Trakya University (2013), a Master's in Business Administration from Çanakkale 18 Mart University (2004), and a Bachelor's in Business Administration from Muğla University (2000). PhD: Trakya University, Institute of Social Sciences, Business Administration (2013) Master's: Çanakkale 18 Mart University, Institute of Social Sciences, Business Administration (2004) Bachelor's: Muğla University, Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences, Business Administration (2000) Her research focuses on accounting , financial reporting , and internal audit , with recent studies on digital competencies in accounting education , Bitcoin accounting under IFRS , and Covid-19's impact on financial reporting . She has contributed to international journals like DE COMPUTIS-REVISTA ESPANOLA DE HISTORIA DE LA CONTABILIDAD and International Journal of Energy Economics and Policy , emphasizing sustainability , corporate social responsibility (CSR) , and tax legislation in financial practices. Notable projects include a TÜBAP research initiative on SMEs' financial reporting and a national project with Trakya University analyzing Edirne's business processes through a historical lens. Her work spans financial assets valuation , government grants during crises , and environmental accounting in industries like cement and energy. She has participated in international conferences such as the IBANESS Congress and International Strategic Management Conference , presenting on topics like crowdfunding models via taxation , insider trading ethics , and corporate sustainability . Certifications in MAXQDA/SPSS analysis , IFRS training , and applied auditing from institutions like KPMG further enrich her expertise.

• Machine Learning
• Computer Vision
• Optimization
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Dr. Iker Pastor López is a Researcher at the University of Deusto's Faculty of Engineering, where he serves in the Department of Computing, Electronics and Communication Technologies. His academic credentials include a PhD in Information Systems (2013), Master's in Information Security (2010), and Computer Engineering degree (2007), all from the University of Deusto. His research spans: Machine Learning methods for industrial optimization Computer vision applications in manufacturing quality control Edge computing architectures for Industry 4.0 Big Data analytics in financial and healthcare domains Cybersecurity frameworks for emerging technologies He has led numerous competitive grants including: EU H2020 projects (DANTE 2016-2019) ELKARTEK industrial transformation initiatives Quantum computing security research (QUANTEK) Industry collaborations with ETXE-TAR and VIDRALA His publication record shows strong focus on applied AI research with recent work in: Edge computing optimization Financial time series forecasting Industrial defect detection Biomedical sequence analysis He currently supervises graduate research on industrial AI applications and has contributed to institutional initiatives bridging academia and industry through technology challenges.

Vasileios VlaserosView profile

Assistant Professor

• Game Theory
• Experimental Economics
• Intelligent Systems
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Dr. Vasileios Vlaseros is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Economics, Finance and Management Information Systems at Deree, The American College of Greece. He leads the Experimental Economics, Fintech and Analytics Research Team within the Research, Technology & Innovation Network. Education : PhD in Economics (University of Edinburgh), MPhil in Economics (University of Athens), MSc in Applied Mathematics (University of Athens), Ptychion in Mathematics (University of Athens) His research focuses on Game Theory , Experimental Economics , Intelligent Systems , and Fintech & Payments Systems . With over 20 years of professional experience in banking analytics and digital transformation, he applies economic theory to real-world financial systems and data science challenges. Recent publications address strategic voting mechanisms and information asymmetry in collective decision-making. His work bridges theoretical economics with practical applications in fintech and analytical modeling. Leadership Roles : Head of Experimental Economics, Fintech and Analytics Research Team Member of Research, Technology & Innovation Network

• Cybersecurity
• Internet of Things
• Blockchain
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Muttukrishnan Rajarajan is a Professor at City University of London specializing in cutting-edge cybersecurity research with applications across critical infrastructure sectors. His work bridges theoretical innovation and practical implementation in decentralized systems, with verified institutional affiliation through r.muttukrishnan@city.ac.uk . His research program focuses on: Hardware-based authentication mechanisms exploiting physical device characteristics Privacy-preserving frameworks for healthcare, finance, and IoT ecosystems Blockchain integration for transparent data marketplaces and identity management Security solutions for smart grids, connected vehicles, and agricultural technology Advanced persistent threat mitigation using explainable AI techniques Analysis of his 2023-2025 publications reveals a strategic shift toward real-world deployment challenges, particularly in agriculture 4.0/5.0 security, BritCoin privacy implications, and federated learning for connected vehicles. His work consistently integrates cryptographic primitives with system-level design to address the tension between usability and security in decentralized environments. Professional Recognition: IEEE Senior Member for significant contributions to cybersecurity Professor Rajarajan actively shapes his field through peer review for Computers & Security and development of standardized security frameworks like the Unified Signature API Library. His research demonstrates strong industry relevance with direct applications in open banking security, drone privacy regulations, and smart grid resilience. Current investigations into crystal oscillator impurities for authentication and blockchain-enabled ML model evaluation indicate forward-looking research directions addressing emerging hardware and AI security challenges.

• Islamic Finance
• Knowledge Economy
• Digital Finance
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İbrahim Güran Yumuşak is a distinguished Professor at Istanbul Sabahattin Zaim University's Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences, specializing in the Department of Islamic Economics and Finance. With an active research career spanning from 2017 to the present, his work has significantly contributed to the fields of Islamic finance, knowledge economy, and digital transformation in financial systems. His research interests focus primarily on Islamic Finance, Knowledge Economy, Digital Finance, Economic Policy, Central Banking, and Trade Economics. Yumuşak's scholarly work demonstrates a consistent engagement with contemporary economic challenges, particularly in developing interest-free financial models and analyzing Turkey's position within the Organization of Islamic Cooperation member states. His research methodology often combines theoretical frameworks with empirical analysis, as evidenced by his use of gravity models and multivariate GARCH approaches in trade and finance studies. Yumuşak has published extensively on the application of AI technologies to interest-free finance, with his 2022 work on 'the benefit sharing model' representing a significant contribution to fintech solutions in Islamic banking. His 2024 publications demonstrate continued relevance, addressing contemporary issues such as central bank independence and green transition in the energy sector. The interdisciplinary nature of his work is evident in publications spanning from purely economic analyses to cultural studies, as seen in his 2017 work on the Gallipoli Campaign. His scholarly output shows a clear trajectory from foundational work in Islamic finance toward more complex integrations with digital technologies and contemporary economic challenges. While specific award information isn't available in the provided materials, his consistent publication record in reputable venues indicates recognition within his academic community. Professor Yumuşak's work demonstrates strong connections between theoretical economic frameworks and practical applications, particularly in developing alternative financial models that address contemporary economic challenges while adhering to Islamic principles. His collaborations with researchers across different institutions highlight the interdisciplinary nature of his scholarly contributions.

Elin MolinView profile

Researcher

• Household Finance
• Financial Intermediation
• Education Economics
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Elin Molin is a postdoctoral researcher at Lund University , Sweden, with affiliations to the Centre for Economic Demography (CED) , Uppsala Centre for Fiscal Studies (UCFS) , and Knut Wicksell Centre for Financial Studies (KWC) . Primary research areas: Household Finance, Financial Intermediation, Education Economics, Labor Economics. Focus on policy-relevant questions: financial distress determinants, BNPL loans, crypto assets, and educational reforms. Scientific Awards: 2nd best paper prize at the Essen Health Conference 2024. Grants: Johan och Jakob Söderbergs stiftelse The Thule Foundation Handelbanken (two grants) Conference Participation: Co-organizer of the 2nd Arne Ryde Workshop, Workshop on Household Debt Relief, and Knut Wicksell Conference on Crypto and Fintech.

• Technology Law
• Intellectual Property Law
• Artificial Intelligence Regulation
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Guido Noto La Diega is a Sicilian-Scottish Professor of IP Law and Technology Law at the University of Strathclyde. He authored "Internet of Things and the Law" (Routledge, 2023) and co-edited a special issue on Non-binary Identities and the Law for GenIUS. His research spans AI regulation , data protection , copyright , and digital consumer rights , including a funded project "From Smart Technologies to Smart Consumer Law" (AHRC & DfG). He is a key figure in the Scottish Law and Innovation Network (SCOTLIN) and collaborates with the European Commission , Nexa Center for Internet & Society , and UCL Centre for Blockchain Technologies .