Georgios Sermpinis

Professor Georgios Sermpinis is a faculty member in Accounting & Finance at the Adam Smith Business School, University of Glasgow. He joined the institution in 2011, bringing expertise in machine learning, financial trading, forecasting, econometrics, and financial risk management.

• Degrees from National Kapodistrian University of Athens and Liverpool John Moores University
• Former roles at University of Bedfordshire and Liverpool John Moores University
• Consultancy for major banks including Goldman Sachs and BNP Paribas

Research Interests: Focus on machine learning applications in finance, including portfolio optimization, cryptocurrency markets, and risk modeling. His work integrates AI with traditional financial theories, emphasizing sustainability and behavioral aspects.

Scientific Awards:

• Acanto Research Grant (2017)
• Santander & University of Oviedo Grant (2017)
• Mobility Grant, Universidad de La Laguna (2017)
• University of Oviedo Grant (2014)
• Early Career Research Grant, University of Bedfordshire (2010)

Students: Supervised PhD candidates include Feng Xin and Sun Longguang, focusing on ESG investment and financial markets.

Editorial Roles: Senior Editor of Decision Support Systems, Associate Editor of Information Systems and Operational Research, and Guest Editor for journals like Quantitative Finance.