Guillaume PIJOURLET

Guillaume PIJOURLET is a Professor at IAE Clermont Auvergne - School of Management, University of Clermont Auvergne, where he specializes in Finance and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). He is affiliated with the FIRE (Finance, Information and Corporate Responsibility) Axis at Clermont Recherche Management (CleRMa), contributing to research at the intersection of financial decision-making and sustainability practices.

His research focuses on the complex relationship between corporate social responsibility, environmental performance, and financial outcomes. PIJOURLET's work examines how sustainability practices impact firm valuation, investment decisions, and corporate governance. His research spans critical areas including climate risk assessment, the financial implications of CSR initiatives, dividend policy in relation to social responsibility, and the growing field of sustainable finance. Recent publications demonstrate increasing attention to the linguistic aspects of environmental reporting, religious influences on corporate ethics, and the differentiation between acute versus chronic climate risks.

PIJOURLET's scholarly contributions reveal a consistent pattern of investigating how ethical considerations and sustainability practices translate into financial performance metrics. His work often employs international datasets and comparative analyses to identify universal patterns while accounting for regional variations in corporate behavior and regulatory environments. The trajectory of his research shows evolving sophistication in measuring both financial and non-financial outcomes of corporate sustainability initiatives.

As an active researcher in the field of sustainable finance, PIJOURLET collaborates extensively with scholars across Europe, particularly with colleagues at Clermont Recherche Management. His work appears in leading finance and sustainability journals including Journal of Business Ethics, Journal of Cleaner Production, and Economics Letters, reflecting both the interdisciplinary nature and academic rigor of his contributions to understanding the financial dimensions of corporate responsibility.