Martin Strieborny

Dr. Martin Strieborny is a Lecturer in Corporate Finance and Banking at the Adam Smith Business School, University of Glasgow. He previously held roles as Assistant Professor at Lund University and Visiting Research Scholar at the University of Michigan – Ann Arbor. His research focuses on the intersection of finance, banking, and real-economy dynamics, particularly in international corporate finance contexts.

• Education: PhD in Finance from the University of Lausanne

His research interests include Finance and Real Economy, with a focus on how financial systems influence export dynamics, resource allocation, and investment in relationship-specific assets. Recent work explores cross-border banking, investor sentiment, and sustainable trade financing.

Key publications span topics like financial development and export survival in MENA and sub-Saharan Africa, resource allocation in banking, and relationship-specific asset investment. These works appear in journals such as Review of Finance and World Economy.

• Scientific Awards: Browaldh Stipend by Handelsbanken Research Foundation; Prize for PhD Thesis Excellency by Banque Cantonale Vaudoise

He supervises PhD students researching policy environments, corporate green finance, and institutional ownership dynamics. Grants include funding from the Handelsbanken Research Foundation, Webster University, and the Swiss National Science Foundation.