Soubeniotis Demetres

Soubeniotis Demetres is a Professor at the Department of Business Administration within the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration at the University of Macedonia. He holds multiple academic appointments including Professor for Master's programs in International Business, Public Management, Information Systems, Business Administration, and serves as Director for the Master in Taxation and Financial Management of Strategic Decisions.

His educational background includes a B.Sc. in Economics from the Graduate School of Economic and Business Studies (Athens, 1983), an M.Soc.Sc. in Economics from the University of Birmingham (UK, 1985), and a Ph.D. from the University of Birmingham (UK, 1992).

• B.Sc. in Economics, Graduate School of Economic and Business Studies, Athens (1983)
• M.Soc.Sc. in Economics, University of Birmingham (1985)
• Ph.D., University of Birmingham (1992)

Professor Soubeniotis specializes in quantitative financial modeling with research focusing on bank portfolio behavior using Mean Variance Expected Utility (MVEU) and Safety First (SF) frameworks. His work analyzes intermediation costs in the Hellenic Banking System, market anomalies in the Athens Stock Exchange (ASE), and the financial impact of international mergers and acquisitions. His teaching portfolio spans strategic management, financial institutions, entrepreneurship, and business negotiations across multiple graduate programs.

His academic output includes 11 books, 34 scientific journal publications, 31 conference papers, and 17 other scholarly works. He teaches courses including Financial Institutions and Capital Markets (ΟΔ0403), Strategic Management (ΔΕ0301-1/MTF0101), Business Negotiations (MTF0105), and Innovation and Entrepreneurship in Tourism (MTM0207).

Professor Soubeniotis maintains an active research agenda in financial economics with particular emphasis on empirical banking studies and international investment analysis. His work bridges theoretical financial models with practical applications in Greek and international markets.