Valentin Mihai Leoveanu

Valentin Mihai Leoveanu is an academic researcher affiliated with the University of Bucharest's Faculty of Public Administration and Business. His scholarly work spans multiple disciplines including economics, finance, leadership, and entrepreneurship, with a particular focus on Romanian economic institutions and business practices.

Leoveanu's research interests center around leadership in financial institutions, monetary policy, financial innovation, entrepreneurship, and the economic efficiency of public enterprises. His work often examines Romanian economic contexts, particularly focusing on the National Bank of Romania, banking practices, and business development in Romania. He has conducted significant research on how leadership styles impact financial management in Romanian companies and how financial innovation affects corporate financial practices. His recent work has explored e-commerce adoption during the pandemic and lean startup methodologies in the Romanian context.

His publication record demonstrates a consistent focus on practical economic and business issues in Romania, with particular attention to banking, leadership, and entrepreneurship. His research often bridges theoretical concepts with Romanian economic realities, providing insights into how global economic theories apply in the Romanian context. Many of his studies employ both quantitative and qualitative methodologies to examine economic phenomena in Romania.

• Central Banks Leadership and their Influence over Financial Markets (2015)
• Monetary policy under the influence of financial globalization (2016)
• Leadership and Economic Efficiency of Public Enterprises in Romania (2016)
• Financial innovation implications on a company financial management (2017)
• The Evolution of Bank Lending at Regional Level in Romania (2019)
• Analysis of the use of e-commerce platforms by students during the sars-cov-2 pandemic crisis (2020)

Leoveanu's research has examined important economic questions relevant to Romania's integration into the global economy, the functioning of its financial institutions, and the development of its business sector. His work provides valuable insights into how theoretical economic concepts manifest in the Romanian context.