Milica Fomicov

Milica Fomicov is a Lecturer at the Department of Finance, Imperial College Business School, where she leads clean energy research at the Centre for Climate Finance and Investment (CCFI). She also serves as Co-Director for the Singapore Green Finance Climate Academy and acts as a consultant for the Oxford Sustainable Finance Group, University of Oxford, focusing on Thailand’s net-zero transition plans.

• Education: MBA in Finance, Economics, Econometrics, and Statistics from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business

Research Interests revolve around climate finance, renewable energy economics, and transition frameworks. Her work explores the intersection of finance, sustainability, and policy, particularly in energy security and ESG integration.

Publications include analyses of renewable energy adoption in Indonesia, the role of sovereign wealth funds in climate action, corporate sustainability strategies, and comparative studies of renewable versus fossil fuel investments. Her research emphasizes practical pathways for decarbonization and sustainable finance mechanisms.

Professional Background: Prior to academia, she held senior roles in finance at BlackRock, J.P. Morgan, and Barclays, managing multi-asset and equity portfolios. She also contributes to global climate finance agendas via the World Economic Forum.