Aymen Turki

Aymen Turki is a Lecturer at Clermont School of Business (Université Clermont Auvergne) and a member of the Clermont Recherche Management (CleRMa) research center. His work bridges corporate finance theory with emerging financial technologies, focusing on

• Mergers and acquisitions
• Dividend policy impacts
• Venture capital dynamics
• FinTech performance drivers
• Corporate governance mechanisms

His research on European FinTech performance has revealed critical insights about bank-affiliated venture capital and founders' industry experience. Recent publications show how BVC backing improves profitability and how finance/IT experience drives market success. These works employ rigorous methodologies including logistic regression, Bayesian quantile analysis, and vector auto-regression.

During the pandemic, Turki's team discovered Bitcoin's relative resilience against S&P 500 shocks while studying cross-asset connectedness patterns. This work provides practical guidance for portfolio diversification during global crises.