Staikouras Panagiotis

Professor Panagiotis Staikouras is a distinguished faculty member in the Department of Financial and Banking Administration at the University of Piraeus, Greece. His academic career focuses on financial regulation, banking supervision, and EU financial markets. He has established himself as a leading expert through extensive research and publications addressing critical issues in post-crisis financial frameworks.

Professor Staikouras' research primarily centers on financial regulation and banking supervision. His work examines critical issues such as cross-border financial services, market abuse regulation, and the effectiveness of supervisory enforcement actions. His research has significantly contributed to understanding the post-crisis regulatory landscape and the challenges of harmonizing financial regulations across borders, with particular emphasis on European and Greek contexts.

His scholarly work demonstrates consistent focus on EU financial regulation, banking supervision, and market integrity. The publications show a clear trajectory from examining specific regulatory frameworks (like the Market Abuse Directive) to broader analyses of post-crisis financial regulation. His research often combines theoretical frameworks with empirical evidence, particularly focusing on European banking systems and regulatory responses to financial crises.

Professor Staikouras has contributed significantly to academic discourse through numerous publications in reputable journals and participation in scholarly discussions on financial regulation. His work has been influential in shaping understanding of banking supervision and regulatory frameworks in the European context, particularly regarding enforcement actions, cross-border financial services, and market integrity mechanisms.