Manthos D. Delis

Manthos D. Delis is a Professor at Audencia Business School in Nantes, France. His extensive research portfolio spans banking, finance, monetary policy, and corporate finance, with particular expertise in climate finance and mergers and acquisitions. He maintains active collaborations with researchers across European institutions and has published numerous influential papers in top finance journals.

Delis's research primarily focuses on banking sector dynamics, monetary policy transmission mechanisms, and the intersection of environmental policy with financial markets. His work on climate policy risk and bank loan pricing has significantly contributed to understanding how environmental regulations affect financial institutions and corporate behavior. He employs sophisticated econometric techniques to analyze large datasets from global financial markets, often revealing novel insights about market dynamics and policy impacts.

His recent publications demonstrate a strong emphasis on climate finance, profit shifting by multinational enterprises, and the relationship between corporate taxes and economic inequality. Delis's research shows how environmental policies affect financing costs, how tax policies influence credit allocation, and how management quality determines merger success. His work consistently bridges theoretical models with empirical evidence to provide actionable insights for policymakers and practitioners.

Throughout his career, Delis has secured research funding from institutions including the Swiss Finance Institute for projects examining banking regulation, monetary policy effects, and corporate financial decision-making. His collaborative work spans multiple European countries, reflecting a commitment to cross-border research that addresses global financial challenges.