Marco Guidi

Dr. Marco Guidi is a Lecturer in Accounting & Finance at the University of Glasgow. He holds a PhD in Asset Pricing from the University of Strathclyde and serves as Convener of the MFin program, Course Coordinator for undergraduate/postgraduate finance courses, and member of the College Ethics Committee and Senate. His research focuses on democratic corporate governance, financial ethics, and risk management, with notable contributions to the 'Moral Debt' model and studies on corporate psychopathy. He has supervised doctoral research on fraud mechanisms in China, institutional investor influence, and corporate governance in Saudi Arabia.

Education:

• PhD in Asset Pricing, University of Strathclyde

Teaching:

• Postgraduate: International Financial Management, Corporate Governance & Accountability
• Undergraduate: Finance 1, International Financial Management

Research Interests:

• Democratic employee-owned business models
• Ethical dimensions of corporate governance
• Risk and uncertainty in financial systems
• Impact of corporate takeovers on ethical practices
• Sociological analysis of risk using Pareto insights

Grants:

• ICAS (2010) Seed-Corn Funding: Study of Scott Bader Commonwealth's governance system

Professional Roles:

• Non-Executive Director (external role)