Asma Nasim

Asma Nasim is a Lecturer in the Department of Finance and Economics at the Manchester Metropolitan University Business School. Her research focuses on environmental policy, banking efficiency, ESG factors, and macroeconomic dynamics across developed and developing economies. She examines how regulatory frameworks, energy shocks, and cultural factors influence financial sector resilience and sustainable innovation.

Dr. Nasim's work spans comparative studies of G7 and E7 nations, analyzing determinants of bank performance and the impact of quantitative tightening. She also explores sustainability targets in BRICS economies and the role of national culture in fostering environmental innovation. Her research outputs include analyses of energy market volatility, corporate debt risk under ESG pressures, and policy responses to environmental stringency.

No scientific awards or grants are explicitly mentioned in the provided materials. Her academic profile emphasizes empirical studies on financial systems, regulatory environments, and emerging market dynamics.