Gabriel Gimenez Roche

Gabriel Gimenez Roche is an Associate Professor of Economics at NEOMA Business School, where he serves as Head of the Finance Department. He holds a PhD in Economics and teaches macroeconomics, entrepreneurial processes, and business cycle theory in undergraduate and graduate programs. His professional affiliations include memberships in the American Economic Association and the Royal Economic Society.

His research specializes in macroeconomic distortions, with core interests in:

• Malinvestment theory and economic zombification
• Entrepreneurial routines and judgment
• Monetary policy impacts on market structures
• Credit expansion and financial instability

He frequently contributes to international media commentary on macroeconomic trends.

Recent publications (2017–2025) demonstrate consistent focus on monetary policy distortions, entrepreneurial decision-making, and financial market integration. Key thematic clusters include:

• Unconventional monetary policy consequences
• Zombie firm behavior and market efficiency
• Crypto-market dynamics and institutional economics
• Entrepreneurial adaptation in volatile cycles

No awards, grants, or supervised students are documented.

He leads the Finance Department at NEOMA Business School and collaborates internationally on economic policy research, though specific laboratory or team structures are unspecified.