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Abhay Singh is an Associate Professor in the Department of Applied Finance at Macquarie University and Director of the Macquarie University Nature Positive Finance and Business Research Centre. He specializes in Data Analytics, Financial Risk Modeling, and Sustainable Climate Finance. He leads interdisciplinary research projects in data science, securing over AUD 1.5 million in grants. His current projects include Machine Learning in FinTech, Vine Copula Analysis, and Social Media Analytics. Education PhD in Finance (Edith Cowan University, 2011) MBA in Management (Indian Institute of Information Technology, 2009) B.Tech in Information Technology (Indian Institute of Information Technology, 2009) Research Interests Climate Finance, Sustainability, Data Analytics, Financial Risk Modelling, Social Media Analytics, Machine Learning, and Econometric Modelling. Key Awards Edith Cowan University Research Medal (2011) Faculty of Business & Law Dean’s Early Career Research Award (2015) School of Business & Law Dean’s Early Career Research Award (2016) Finance Decision Lab Innovative Teaching Hub Award (2018) Grants & Projects Secured over AUD 1.5M in grants for projects including 'Sustainable Investment and Climate Risk Impact' (2023–2028) and 'Finance Decision Lab' (2018). Active in collaborative research across climate finance and data-driven analytics. Labs & Initiatives Leads initiatives such as the Centre for Corporate Sustainability and Environmental Finance, focusing on sustainable finance and corporate responsibility.

• Climate Finance
• Sustainability
• Data Analytics
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Prof. Dr. Aline Darbellay is an Assistant Professor with Tenure Track at the University of Zurich, holding the Chair of Commercial and Business Law, specializing in Banking and Capital Markets Law. She serves on the Board of Directors of FINMA since 2025. Her academic journey includes roles at the University of Geneva (2016–2023) and a LL.M. in Comparative Law from the University of San Diego. She is a qualified attorney admitted to the New York Bar (2015) and a native French speaker with proficiency in German and English. Her research focuses on regulatory frameworks for financial markets, sustainability disclosures, behavioral law and economics, and FinTech governance. Recent work addresses transparency requirements in corporate governance (Art. 964a–964/OR), cross-border regulatory equivalence, and algorithmic risks in digital platforms. She leads the Darbellay Chair team, including assistants Julius Agosti, Melanie Schmid, and former members like Banu Gün. Publications highlight her expertise in credit rating agencies, sustainability risk management, and banking disclosure regulations. Awards include a 2011 teaching skills certification from UZH. Her advisory roles include directing the CAS Digital Finance Law program (2019–2023) and auditing at Horgen District Court (2015–2016).

• Commercial Law
• Banking and Capital Markets Law
• Sustainability Finance Regulation
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Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Drobetz is a Full Professor of Finance at the University of Hamburg Business School and a Research Fellow at the Cambridge Judge Business School (University of Cambridge). His academic journey includes a Ph.D. in Economics from the University of St. Gallen and a Habilitation from the University of Basel. He has taught at institutions such as Bucerius Law School and WHU Otto Beisheim Graduate School. His research focuses on corporate finance, corporate governance, asset management, and sustainable finance, with a particular emphasis on ESG performance, institutional investors, and machine learning applications. He has published in top-tier journals like the Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis and the Journal of Corporate Finance. Prof. Drobetz serves on editorial boards of academic journals, was co-president of the European Financial Management Association (EFMA), and leads the Hamburg Financial Research Center (HFRC). His work bridges theoretical finance with practical implications, addressing topics such as crypto funds, climate finance, and the role of institutional investors in corporate decision-making. Key achievements include pioneering studies on ESG integration, blockchain financing, and the use of AI in portfolio management. His recent articles highlight trends in sustainable corporate governance, green energy disclosures, and the impact of geopolitical factors on financial markets.

• Corporate Finance
• Corporate Governance
• Asset Management
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Peter Roosenboom is Professor of Entrepreneurial Finance and Private Equity at the Department of Finance, Rotterdam School of Management (RSM), Erasmus University Rotterdam. He has been affiliated with ERIM since 2002 and serves as a Fellow of the Erasmus Research Institute of Management. Roosenboom previously served as Department Chair of the Finance Department at RSM from 2013-2020 and as Dean of Faculty at RSM during 2021-2022. Roosenboom earned his PhD in finance from Tilburg University in 2002. His academic journey includes extensive teaching and research activities focused on corporate finance, private equity, corporate governance, and financial accounting. His research spans multiple dimensions of finance, with particular expertise in private equity, venture capital, corporate governance mechanisms, IPOs, and SME financing. Roosenboom has built a strong reputation in both academic and industry circles, with his work published in top-tier journals including the Review of Financial Studies, Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis, and Journal of Corporate Finance. His research often bridges academic theory with practical industry applications, particularly in the European private equity market. Analysis of his recent publications reveals a strong focus on entrepreneurial finance mechanisms, including crowdfunding, initial coin offerings, and private equity's societal impact. His work demonstrates consistent attention to how capital markets function, particularly regarding small and medium enterprises, with increasing emphasis on digital finance innovations in recent years. Roosenboom has served as Associate Editor at Corporate Governance: An International Review, MAB, and the Multinational Finance Journal. Previously, he was Associate Editor at the Journal of Banking & Finance from 2011-2019. His editorial roles reflect his standing in the finance academic community. He has supervised numerous PhD candidates across various finance topics and maintains an active role mentoring doctoral students. Roosenboom has also advised the Dutch government on private equity and SME financing matters, demonstrating the practical impact of his research. His reputation within the European private equity industry is well-established, with frequent invitations to speak at industry conferences and seminars.

• Corporate Finance
• Private Equity
• Corporate Governance
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George Allayannis is the Robert F. Bruner Distinguished Professor of Business Administration at the University of Virginia's Darden School of Business. His academic focus includes corporate finance, risk management, financial institutions, FinTech, and international finance. He previously served as Associate Dean of Darden's Global Executive MBA program and worked at Citigroup's Global Financial Strategy Group (2005–2007). Education: Diploma from National Technical University of Athens, MBA from University of Massachusetts, MPhil and PhD from New York University. Research emphasizes derivatives impact on firm value, corporate governance, volatility effects, and financial policies. His work appears in top journals like Journal of Finance and Review of Financial Studies . Teaching includes core MBA courses on Finance, Valuation, and Financial Institutions, as well as executive education programs. Awarded Darden's highest teaching honors multiple times. Key contributions include case studies on global banking regulation (Basel III), fintech innovations, and corporate capital structure decisions. Active in industry partnerships through Darden's Executive Education and CFA Institute collaborations.

• Corporate Finance
• Risk Management
• Financial Institutions
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Anna Ilsøe is an Associate Professor at the Employment Relations Research Centre (FAOS) within the Department of Sociology at the University of Copenhagen. She specializes in digital labour markets, company-level bargaining, and labour market segmentation. Her current research includes projects funded by the Velux Foundations and Horizon Europe, focusing on digital economy transformations and platform work dynamics. She has held visiting roles at Lund University (2022-2023) and Johns Hopkins University (2007). Education: PhD in Sociology (2010), MA in Sociology (2005), BA in Nordic Philology (1998), all from the University of Copenhagen. Research interests emphasize digital platform work regulation, comparative labour market models, and the intersection of technology with collective bargaining. Key projects include analyzing artificial intelligence's impact on labour rights and platform strategies in Nordic welfare states. Publications span 201 peer-reviewed articles and books, with recent work addressing platform economy governance and AI-driven workplace changes. Awards include the ACES Working Paper Grant from Johns Hopkins University (2007). Professional activities include editorship of the Nordic Journal of Working Life Studies and leadership in international organizations like ILERA. Collaborations involve multi-country studies on digital labour markets and industrial relations.

• Digital labour markets
• Company-level bargaining
• Labour market segmentation
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Leon Bogdan Stacescu is an Associate Professor at the Department of Finance, BI Norwegian Business School. His expertise includes corporate finance, corporate governance, family firms, financial economics, ESG, and tax policy. He holds a Ph.D. from the University of Zurich, an M.A. from Central European University, and a B.A. from Al. I. Cuza University. His research focuses on agency conflicts in dividend policies, family firm governance dynamics, and the interplay between taxation and corporate behavior. Notable work examines how shareholder conflicts influence dividend responses to tax changes and how family involvement in governance correlates with firm performance. Stacescu has published in top journals like Journal of Corporate Finance and Review of Finance , with over 35 academic contributions including lectures at leading conferences. His work often addresses Norwegian firm data, offering insights into tax policies, family business strategies, and financial market mechanisms. He has presented at institutions such as the University of Edinburgh and Harvard Law School, and his research has practical implications for policy on intercorporate taxation and family firm governance. Grants and collaborations include the Center for Corporate Governance Research and multiple international academic networks.

• Corporate Finance
• Corporate Governance
• Family Firms
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Hans-Wolfgang Loidl is an Associate Professor at the School of Mathematical and Computer Sciences, Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh. His primary research areas include functional programming, parallel computation, program analysis, symbolic computation, and high-performance machine learning with applications in embedded systems, FinTech, and health informatics. He leads the dependable systems group and serves as Senior Programme Director for Computer Science, chairing the Undergraduate Board of Studies and leading the 2025 Academic Review. Member of dependable systems group Coordinated SICSA MultiCore Challenge Hosted 2nd International Summer School on Advances in Programming Languages in 2014 He designs and implements programming languages for easy-to-use parallelism (Glasgow Parallel Haskell, Glasgow Distributed Haskell, mobile Haskell) and focuses on formal guarantees for resource bounds. Recent expansions include computer security (Secrious project EP/T017511/1) via serious games, high-performance machine learning for FinTech (BA grant + industry PhD), and Brain-Computer Interfaces (EPSRC proposal). His research output spans 1999–2025, including 64 peer-reviewed publications and 5 datasets. Notable works include articles on parallel Haskell dialects (PAEAN), NUMA performance analysis, unikernel benchmarking, and playful learning exercises for security education. He offers PhD projects in functional programming, parallel programming, and high-performance machine learning applications. His teaching vision emphasizes strategic focus in software engineering education, with courses on industrial programming, hardware-software interfaces, and parallel/distributed technology.

• Functional Programming
• Parallel Programming
• Program Analysis
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Arna Olafsson is an Associate Professor of Finance at the Department of Finance, Copenhagen Business School (CBS). He is affiliated with the Danish Finance Institute, CEPR, the Center for Big Data in Finance (BIGFI), and the Pension Research Centre (PeRCent). He holds a PhD from the Stockholm School of Economics (2014). His research focuses on Household Finance, Behavioral Finance, and Labor Economics, emphasizing how individuals and households use financial tools and technology to manage their finances. He has received significant grants, including an ERC Starting Grant (2025) for studying gender dynamics in finance and a SNF grant for analyzing green household finance using high-frequency data. His work often integrates bank data with field experiments, collaborating with financial institutions. Recent publications address topics like selective attention to finances, retirement consumption patterns, and fintech's impact on decision-making. Key achievements include a 2024 Journal of Public Economics paper on retirement-consumption puzzles and a 2024 Review of Financial Studies article resolving the co-holding puzzle. He serves on Iceland's Fiscal Policy Council, evaluating government fiscal policies. Olafsson’s research bridges theory and practice, with projects like 'Green Household Finance' and collaborations with the Think Forward Initiative.

• Household Finance
• Behavioral Finance
• Personal Finance
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Professor Cédomir NESTOROVIC is a faculty member at the ESSEC Business School’s Asia-Pacific campus in Singapore, holding the rank of Professor. He specializes in geopolitics, international marketing, and Islamic business management. He earned a Ph.D. in Geopolitics and a DEA in Soviet and Eastern European Studies from Sciences Po Paris. Currently, he serves as academic co-director of the MBA program at Arabian Gulf University (Bahrain) and leads the ESSEC Executive MBA in Asia-Pacific. His research focuses on Islamic finance, Halal markets, and geopolitical business strategies. Key roles include Director of ESSEC Executive MBA Asia-Pacific (2013–present) and co-founder of academic conferences on Islamic marketing. He has authored influential books like Marketing in an Islamic Environment (2007) and Geopolitics and Business (2023). Awards include the Financial Times’ “Professor of the Week” (2012). His research spans geopolitical risks, Islamic finance, and cross-cultural marketing. Notable works analyze Halal market opportunities in France, Malaysia’s global Halal leadership, and post-conflict diaspora roles. He frequently consults with firms like Pernod-Ricard and appears on BBC and French media. Professional activities include roles at the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs and editorships of business publications.

• International Marketing
• Geopolitics
• Islamic Business
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Inte Gloerich is a Lecturer and researcher at the Faculty of Digital Media and Creative Industries (FDMCI), with a concurrent PhD researcher position at Utrecht University's Department of Media and Culture Studies since 2020. She holds a Master's and Bachelor's degree in New Media & Digital Culture and Media Studies from the University of Amsterdam (UvA), respectively. Her research focuses on blockchain technology's societal and cultural implications, particularly through the MoneyLab project, which explores financial democratization via artistic and activist interventions. Key interests include blockchain's sociotechnical imaginaries, power dynamics, ownership, and ethical challenges in governance and digital economies. Recent work includes analyzing blockchain's role in urban governance, decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs), and speculative design approaches to crisis response. She has authored/co-authored over 40 publications, including peer-reviewed articles in journals like Frontiers in Sustainable Cities and Political Geography . Gloerich actively engages in academic talks, workshops, and media commentary on blockchain art, NFTs, and crypto-economics. She has contributed to media outlets like Metropolis M and participated in over 80 academic and public activities since 2012.

• Blockchain Technology
• Digital Economy
• Sociotechnical Imaginaries
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Theresa Harrer is a Research Fellow at the Hanken School of Economics, specializing in Accounting . Her work bridges finance, sustainability, and academic collaboration.

• Finance
• Crowdfunding
• Impact Investing
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Prof. Valdonė Darškuvienė is a Professor of Finance at ISM University of Management and Economics. She holds dual roles as habilitated doctor (HP) and expert in EU research policy, serving on Horizon Europe advisory groups. Her career includes leadership roles such as Vice-President for Research at ISM, Chair of the Economics Department, and Vice-Dean at Vytautas Magnus University. She founded the Baltic Family Firm Institute (BFFI) and chairs its Board, while also leading initiatives in the Baltic Economic Association. Education includes a PhD in Economics from the Lithuanian Academy of Sciences and habilitation from Vytautas Magnus University. Her research focuses on financial economics, corporate governance, sustainable finance, and fintech applications. Key projects include developing ESG scoring methodologies for SMEs and analyzing firm resilience during crises like the pandemic. She collaborates with global institutions such as LSE, Copenhagen Business School, and Corvinus University. Recent work explores post-merger integration dynamics and behavioral finance implications of robo-advisors. Professional memberships include the European Commission’s MSCA advisory groups (2014-2021), CIRIEC International Scientific Committee, and leadership of AFECA (2012-2018). Her contributions to EU policy include shaping research funding strategies and gender equality initiatives in academia. She pioneered double-degree programs with universities like NHH (Norway) and Trento University (Italy), emphasizing digitalization and sustainability in finance education. Her research spans over 30 peer-reviewed publications and EU policy documents, including Eurofound PEPPER reports. Current projects address green transition strategies for firms and the role of boards in crisis resilience, reflecting her dual focus on theoretical innovation and practical policy impact.

• Financial Economics
• Corporate Governance
• Sustainable Finance
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Dr. Mohammad Abedin is a Senior Lecturer in Finance (FinTech) at Swansea University's School of Management, part of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences. Previously, he held a similar role at Teesside University. His expertise spans FinTech, data analytics in finance, sustainable finance, and energy economics. He is actively engaged in research and has over 50 publications in top journals like IEEE Transactions on Industrial Informatics and Annals of Operations Research . Research Interests: FinTech innovation, sustainable investment strategies, machine learning applications in finance, and climate policy analysis. His work often intersects with environmental and energy economics, exploring topics such as carbon tax impacts, green bonds, and blockchain-driven regulatory frameworks. Editorial Roles: Associate Editor of International Review of Economics and Finance , Journal of Global Information Management , and Kybernetes ; Guest Editor for Decision Support Systems and Technological Forecasting & Social Change . Supervision: Currently guiding PhD/MSc students on topics like FinTech's role in cryptocurrency adoption, sustainable development in Sub-Saharan Africa, and circular economy practices in Chinese SMEs. Teaching: Modules include Big Data in Finance and Sustainable Finance & ESG Investing, emphasizing data-driven decision-making and ethical investing practices.

• FinTech
• Business Analytics
• Data Analytics in Finance
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Dr. William Claster is an Associate Teaching Professor and Associate Program Director in the Master’s in Information Systems (MSIS) program at Northeastern University’s Arlington, VA campus. He holds a PhD from Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University, an MA in Mathematics from Temple University, and a BS in Physics from Bard College. His research focuses on machine learning, big data analytics, fintech, natural language processing, and generative AI. He authored Mathematics and Programming for Machine Learning with R: From the Ground Up (CRC Press, 2020) and a Japanese textbook on data science fundamentals. His work includes over 10 peer-reviewed articles, such as studies on social media perception accuracy and medical informatics. Dr. Claster’s academic excellence was recognized with the Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University Award for Outstanding Research (2014). Professionally, he has consulted for fintech firms like Paidy Finance, Union Bank of Switzerland, and Goldman Sachs. His teaching emphasizes innovative methods, with alumni at Google and Facebook. He leads a comprehensive data science curriculum development effort and actively bridges academia-industry collaboration.

• Machine Learning
• Big Data Analytics
• Fintech
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