Marco Heimann

Marco Heimann is a Lecturer in Finance at the iaelyon School of Management, Jean Moulin University (Université Jean Moulin Lyon 3), where he has served as a senior lecturer since fall 2014. He is affiliated with the Finance and CCA Research Group and contributes to both teaching and research in management sciences.

His primary areas of teaching include:

• Corporate Finance
• Accounting & Financial Analysis
• Responsible Asset Management
• Corporate Social Responsibility
• Stock Valuation
• International Finance
• Taxation of International Operations
• Trade Finance
• Dissertation Methodology
• Quantitative Research in International Business

He serves as the Training Manager for the Master 2 Foreign Trade and Master’s degree in Management and International Business programs. He also manages specific courses such as Corporate Governance and Asset Management / SRI, and holds responsibilities in financial analysis, valuation, and international business applications.

Marco Heimann's research focuses on ethical and behavioral dimensions of finance. His key research themes include:

• Business Ethics
• Behavioral Finance
• Socially Responsible Investment (SRI)
• Investor Psychology

He is involved in institutional innovation, having served as Project Manager for Process Automation at iaelyon. He contributed to initiatives such as the @iaelyon Call for Projects, which supported innovation in 2025. His work reflects a strong commitment to sustainable and responsible finance, as seen in his participation in related conferences and workshops.

He holds an authorization to direct research, indicating recognition of his research supervision capacity within the French academic system (CNU Section 06 - Management and Management Sciences). Although no specific scientific awards or publications are listed, his sustained academic role and research group affiliation suggest active scholarly engagement.

Marco Heimann advises students in their dissertation work and supports their research methodology development. He is also involved in professional certification, including the PIX Certification course. His administrative and academic roles demonstrate a blend of educational leadership, curriculum development, and research-oriented teaching.

He is associated with the following labs and teams:

• Finance and CCA Research Group