معرفی
Stephen Gray is the Malcolm Broomhead Chair in Finance at the University of Queensland Business School. He holds a PhD in Financial Economics from Stanford University and Honours degrees in Commerce and Law from the University of Queensland. His research focuses on valuation, cost of capital, corporate financial strategy, and financial risk management, with contributions to empirical finance and asset pricing. He has published extensively in top journals such as Journal of Banking and Finance and Accounting and Finance, and has advised on regulatory matters including electricity retail pricing and corporate governance. He was awarded the Prime Minister's Award for University Teaching Excellence in Economics and Business.
- Education:
- PhD in Financial Economics, Stanford University Graduate School of Business
- Bachelor of Commerce (Honours), University of Queensland
- Bachelor of Laws (Honours), University of Queensland
- Key Research Interests:
- Corporate finance theory and practice
- Valuation methodologies
- Cost of capital estimation
- Corporate governance and board dynamics
- Financial risk analysis
- Consulting Work:
- Expert witness in financial litigation
- Advisory roles on regulatory frameworks (e.g., electricity pricing)
- Corporate financial strategy consulting
- Awards:
- Prime Minister's Award for University Teacher of the Year (Economics/Business)
- Teaching:
- Courses in financial management, asset valuation, and corporate finance
- Executive education programs
His recent work addresses topics like dividend imputation tax credits, PPP valuation challenges, and the impact of political uncertainty on markets. He actively engages with industry, contributing to policy debates on financial regulation and corporate governance standards.
