Jean-Baptiste Cartier

Jean-Baptiste Cartier is a Lecturer at the iaelyon School of Management, Jean Moulin University Lyon 3, where he is actively involved in teaching and research in Finance and Accounting. He serves as the Director of CLUBB (Lyon University Center for Banking and Stock Exchange) and is the Associate Dean for the Faculties of Management, Marketing, and Finance-Banking at the French University in Armenia (UFAR). He is also responsible for Student Life within the iaelyon Management Team.

His research focuses on the intersection of law, finance, and governance, particularly examining the choice of legal forms such as mutuals, cooperatives, and SAS, as well as the dynamics of the banking sector. He is affiliated with multiple research groups: the International Management team, the Finance and CCA Research Group, and the Thematic Research Team on Sustainable Performance.

He teaches in several Master's programs, including Master 2 Business Account Manager in Banking, Master 2 Banking Compliance and Internal Risk Control (CBCIR), and the Master in Wealth Management (both full-time and work-study tracks). His teaching disciplines include Corporate Finance, Financial Engineering, Financial Analysis, Financial Policy, General Accounting, and Law and Finance.

Jean-Baptiste Cartier has no listed scientific awards or publications in the provided text. However, he plays significant administrative and academic leadership roles, contributing to both educational management and research development at institutional and international levels.

• Administrative Roles: Director of CLUBB, Associate Dean at UFAR, Responsible for Student Life at iaelyon
• Teaching Roles: Training Manager and Course Manager for multiple Master's programs and courses

He is part of the CNU Section 06 - Management and Management Sciences, though he does not currently hold authorization to direct research. His work bridges academic rigor with practical application in banking, compliance, and financial management sectors.