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Professor Konstantinos Bozos is the Head of the Accounting & Finance Department at Leeds University Business School and holds the Chair in International Accounting & Finance. He joined the University of Leeds in 2009 as an Assistant Professor and has since held leadership roles, including membership in the Faculty Executive Group. His expertise spans Corporate Governance, Mergers & Acquisitions, and International Finance, with a focus on contextual factors influencing managerial decision-making.
Education:
- PhD (Business and Economic Studies), Leeds University Business School
- MBA in Financial Engineering, Athens University of Economics & Business
- BSc in Banking & Financial Management, University of Piraeus
Research Interests: Professor Bozos examines how ownership structures, governance mechanisms, and institutional contexts shape corporate policies and risk management. His work bridges international accounting, finance, and governance, addressing issues like shareholder activism, sustainable business practices, and cross-border investment dynamics. Collaborations with institutions like Georgia State University’s CIBER and leading investment banks inform his research on global market efficiency and taxation policies.
Professional Activities: He co-founded the International Symposium in Finance and the Financial Management Special Interest Group at BAM. As an Associate Editor of the Rutgers Business Review, he influences scholarly discourse on corporate governance and global strategy. His research has attracted over £100,000 in ESRC funding, emphasizing practical and theoretical impact.
Teaching & Supervision: He teaches Corporate Finance and Applied Finance across MBA and executive programs, praised for his clarity and engagement. He supervises doctoral students in corporate governance, M&A, and international finance.
