Isabel Marta Miranda García

Isabel Marta Miranda García serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Financial Economics and Accounting at Pablo de Olavide University, where she contributes to both research and teaching within the Faculty of Business and Economics. Her academic profile reflects strong interdisciplinary engagement across finance, sustainability, and emerging technologies while maintaining core expertise in economic modeling and accounting practices.

Education

• PhD in Economics from Universidad Rey Juan Carlos (2012), with doctoral thesis titled "Selection of economic-financial factors determining the success of companies in international markets using Artificial Intelligence techniques" supervised by Dr. María Jesús Segovia Vargas and Dr. Pedro Carvajal Molina.

Dr. Miranda García's research program bridges traditional financial economics with cutting-edge computational methodologies. Her primary focus areas include sustainable finance mechanisms, international business dynamics, and AI applications in financial forecasting. She demonstrates particular expertise in analyzing export success determinants, cooperative banking models, and the intersection of financial constraints with corporate sustainability initiatives. Her work frequently employs machine learning techniques to address complex economic questions while maintaining practical relevance for business decision-making.

Analysis of her recent publications reveals three dominant thematic trajectories: (1) sustainable finance applications in bioeconomy and cooperative banking systems; (2) AI-driven prediction models for financial markets and business failure; and (3) interdisciplinary extensions into healthcare technology and educational innovation. This portfolio demonstrates consistent methodological rigor while adapting to emerging economic challenges across multiple sectors.

Research Affiliation

• Active member of GIBFE (Research Group in Banking and Entrepreneurship Financing), focusing on financial innovation and entrepreneurial ecosystems.

Her academic activity extends beyond traditional research through educational innovation projects including flipped classroom implementations in financial management courses and public science communication initiatives like "Café con Ciencia." While her primary institutional base remains Pablo de Olavide University, her collaborative work spans international contexts including Estonia and Ecuador, reflecting the global dimensions of her research interests.