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Richard Peterمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Decision-making under risk and uncertainty
• Risk management and insurance
• Microeconomic theory
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Richard Peter is a Professor of Finance and the Nationwide Professor at the Tippie College of Business, University of Iowa, with a joint affiliation as Associate Professor in the Economics department. His research focuses on decision-making under risk and uncertainty, particularly in the context of insurance and risk management, using tools from microeconomic theory. His research interests include: Decision-making under risk and uncertainty Risk management and insurance Behavioral and health economics Precautionary behavior and prevention Ambiguity aversion and insurance design Bargaining and incentive mechanisms Dr. Peter’s recent publications span top journals such as Management Science , Journal of Risk and Insurance , and Health Economics . His work often explores how individuals and institutions respond to uncertainty, with themes including probability weighting, vaccination decisions, optimal prevention, and the impact of genetic testing on insurance. A recurring focus is the intersection of behavioral insights with formal economic modeling. His scientific awards highlight excellence in both research and teaching: David and Lois Gardner Faculty Award for Mid-Career Excellence (2024) Early Career Scholarly Achievement Award (2020) Excellence in Reviewing Award, Journal of Risk and Insurance (2019) Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Award (2019) Ernst-Meyer Prize, The Geneva Association (2013) Dr. Peter has been actively involved in advising and research mentorship, contributing to the academic development of students and junior scholars. He has received multiple teaching and faculty excellence awards, underscoring his commitment to education. His research has been supported through fellowships such as the TriStar Research Fellow and the Nationwide Professorship. He is a member of leading professional organizations including the American Risk and Insurance Association and the European Group of Risk and Insurance Economists. He is affiliated with research initiatives in behavioral economics and risk theory at the University of Iowa, contributing to seminars and collaborative projects in insurance economics and decision science.

• Public Economic Law
• Banking Law
• Financial Administration
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Rafał Sura is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Public Economic Law at the Institute of Legal Sciences, Faculty of Law, Canon Law and Administration, John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin, Poland. His research focuses on banking law, financial administration, deposit insurance systems, and the Europeanization of public economic law. He has contributed extensively to legal scholarship through peer-reviewed articles, book chapters, and conference presentations. John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin – Assistant Professor, Department of Public Economic Law Faculty of Law, Canon Law and Administration – Active academic and researcher His research interests include public economic law, banking regulation, constitutional aspects of financial enforcement, trust in public institutions during crises, and the legal foundations of good administration. He has explored the Europeanization of Polish banking law and the role of financial security institutions in maintaining systemic stability. The trends in his recent publications show a strong focus on the intersection of banking law and constitutional principles, particularly regarding enforcement mechanisms. His work analyzes the legitimacy and effectiveness of financial administration tools such as bank enforcement orders and deposit guarantee schemes. He frequently examines the impact of EU law on national legal systems, especially in administrative and banking contexts. His articles also delve into civic participation, transparency, and the ethical dimensions of public governance. Rafał Sura has not received any explicitly mentioned scientific awards in the provided text. He has supervised diploma theses and is involved in academic mentoring. He has led and participated in multiple research projects funded by the Catholic University of Lublin, including a multi-stage study on the deposit insurance system and financial stability. He has also collaborated with scholars from Ukraine and participated in cross-border academic initiatives. His editorial work includes serving as editor-in-chief of a scientific publication on the Bank Guarantee Fund. Sura has organized and participated in numerous national and international conferences, including events on Polish-Ukrainian cross-border cooperation, administrative policy, and financial law reform. He has also contributed to scholarly societies such as the Towarzystwo Naukowe KUL and the Towarzystwo Przyjaciół Nauk w Przemyślu.

• Islamic Finance
• International Banking
• Financial Markets
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Dr. Iwona Sobol is a Professor at the University of Gdańsk, Faculty of Economics, where she serves as Head of the Department of International Financial Markets and maintains affiliations with the Department of International Business. She holds key roles as a scientific editor for the journal Zeszyty Studenckie WE "Nasze Studia" , member of the Economics and Finance Discipline Council, and participant in the Faculty of Economics Council. Her contact details include office room A338, phone +48 58 523 11 13, and email iwona.sobol@ug.edu.pl. Her research centers on Islamic finance, with emphasis on: Profitability drivers and corruption impacts on Islamic banks Comparative analysis of Islamic versus conventional banking systems Sustainability and generational trends in investment behavior Non-deliverable forwards (NDFs) and FX market structures Factoring services in Poland and the European Union Recent work (2016–2025) reveals deep regional engagement—studying Middle Eastern, GCC, Malaysian, Sudanese, and UK banking sectors—with consistent focus on Sharia-compliant instruments like Mudaraba deposits and regulatory adaptation challenges in non-Muslim-majority economies. She also explores generational shifts in sustainable investment and FX market microstructure. Scientific memberships include: Polish Economic Society IESE Alumni Association No scientific awards were documented in the provided materials. Administrative duties encompass editorial leadership for student publications and faculty governance, but no advising relationships or grant management were specified. Her research infrastructure is institutionally anchored within the Department of International Financial Markets without dedicated lab/team references.

Arco Bobeldijkمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Corporate Taxation
• Tax Policy
• Financial Reporting
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Prof. Arco Bobeldijk is a Corporate Income Tax Professor at Nyenrode Business University, affiliated with the Faculty Research Center for Corporate Reporting, Finance & Tax. His expertise spans leadership, entrepreneurship, and stewardship in corporate taxation. He contributes to the fiscal master's program and focuses on curriculum development in corporate income tax. Education: Arco Bobeldijk holds advanced degrees in Tax Economics and Tax Law. Research interests include corporate tax policy, financial restructuring tax implications, international tax reporting frameworks, and regulatory compliance. His recent work examines tax avoidance detection mechanisms and legal developments in fiscal unity. Publications highlight contributions to WFR, NTFR-B, TFO, and Intertax journals, addressing topics like bankruptcy loss regulations and Country-by-Country Reporting efficacy. Professional roles include Tax Partner at Landcent BV and Advisory Board Member. He has taught international students via exchange programs and was a member of the Nyenrode Corporate Governance Institute.

Ranka Račićمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Civil Law
• Civil Procedure
• Non-Litigation Procedures
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Prof. Dr. Ranka Račić is a Full Professor of Civil Law at the Faculty of Law, University of East Sarajevo. She has held academic positions since 1985, progressing from assistant to full professor by 2011. Her expertise spans Civil Procedure, Non-Litigation Procedures, and Enforcement Law. She teaches courses such as Civil Procedural Law I/II and Real Law at the undergraduate level, and advanced topics like Theory of Executive Procedure at the graduate level. Education: Graduated from the University of Mostar (1985), earned her master's (1991) and doctoral degrees (1997) from the University of Niš. Professional Experience: Worked at Universities in Džemal Bijedić (1985–1992), Podgorica (1992–2000), and Banja Luka (2008–2021) before joining East Sarajevo in 2000. She has held leadership roles including Dean of the Faculty of Law and member of the Senate. Research Interests: Focus on Civil Procedure, Enforcement Law, Legal Remedies, and Procedural Reforms. She has authored over 15 monographs/textbooks and numerous articles on topics like defamation law, enforcement systems, and mental health legal protections. Her work includes contributions to legal reforms in BiH and regional legal harmonization. Professional Activities: Arbitrator at the Foreign Trade Chamber of BiH and Chamber of Commerce of Republika Srpska. Educator at the Center for Judicial Education in Republika Srpska and Montenegro. Member of legal associations in Republika Srpska, Serbia, and Montenegro. Involved in expert projects such as the 'Acceleration of Litigation Proceedings' and 'Support for Competition Policy in BiH.' Grants/Advising: No formal grants mentioned, but extensive involvement in legal education and policy projects. She contributes to legal reforms through working groups and expert consultations. Labs/Teams: Not explicitly noted, but collaborates with regional legal institutions and academic networks.

Søren Hvidkjærمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Empirical Asset Pricing
• Market Microstructure
• Behavioral Finance
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Søren Hvidkjær is a Professor of Finance and currently serves as the Dean of Research at Copenhagen Business School (CBS). His academic career includes roles as an Associate Professor at INSEAD and the R.H. Smith School of Business at the University of Maryland before joining CBS in 2008. He is actively involved in research, policy analysis, and academic leadership, focusing on empirical asset pricing, market microstructure, and behavioral finance. His work has been published in leading journals such as the Journal of Finance and the Review of Financial Studies, earning accolades like the Journal of Finance Smith Breeden Distinguished Paper Prize. As Dean of Research, he advocates for reforms in PhD programs and addresses systemic challenges in academic funding and governance. His research explores liquidity dynamics, informed trading, and ESG investing, with notable contributions to understanding market efficiency and investor behavior. Beyond academia, he serves on boards for financial institutions and advises on investment strategies. His interdisciplinary approach bridges finance theory with practical policy solutions, addressing societal challenges through collaborative research initiatives. Research Interests: Empirical asset pricing, market microstructure, behavioral finance, liquidity management, and ESG investing. Awards: Journal of Finance Smith Breeden Distinguished Paper Prize (2002). Professional Activities: Board member at Danske Invest Management A/S, expert witness, and contributor to policy reports on financial regulation and educational equity. His articles span topics like co-illiquidity management, policy impacts of PhD program structures, and the role of universities in societal problem-solving. Hvidkjær’s work emphasizes quantitative analysis and real-world applications, making him a prominent figure in financial academia and policy circles.

• Civil Law
• Cooperative Law
• Comparative Law
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Dominik Bierecki is a Professor at the University of Pomerania in Słupsk, specializing in Civil Law and Cooperative Law . He actively contributes to international legal research through memberships in organizations like the International Association of Cooperative Lawyers and World Council of Credit Unions . Primary Affiliation: University of Pomerania in Słupsk Key Collaborations: European Network of Credit Unions, Regional Center for Credit Unions His research focuses on legal convergence in cooperative frameworks , liability structures in cooperatives , and comparative analysis of credit unions . He has presented at major venues like Panteion University (Athens), Humboldt University (Berlin), and Tbilisi State University. Recent publications highlight international cooperative standards , legal implications of pre-incorporation activities , and equity mechanisms in agricultural cooperatives . His work spans both Polish legal systems and comparative studies with Georgia, Belarus, and EU jurisdictions. Awards: 2nd-degree award for best research work on cooperatives Projects: Participation in 'Judicialization of Power' research at the University of Justice Editorial Roles: Co-editor of 'Prawo prywatne w służbie społeczeństwu' (2019)

• Finance
• Economics
• Banking
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Dean Učkar is a Professor and Dean at the Faculty of Economics and Tourism, University of Primorska (Pula, Croatia). He holds a doctoral degree (dr. sc.) and specializes in finance, economics, and financial institutions. His academic roles include teaching courses such as Corporate Finance, Financial Markets, and Investment Analysis. He is affiliated with the Department of Finance (Katedra za financije). His research focuses on macroeconomic variables, financial markets efficiency, banking sector analysis, capital structure optimization, and the impact of tourism on economic sectors. His work often employs econometric models and policy analysis. Key contributions include studies on Croatian housing market dynamics, bank lending channels in the EU, and the efficiency of insurance companies. Prof. Učkar has published extensively in academic journals and conference proceedings, addressing topics such as capital market integration, risk management, and corporate finance strategies. His research highlights Croatia’s economic challenges and opportunities within the European context. He actively contributes to international scientific conferences, including the annual Economic and Social Development series. As a faculty member, he oversees academic programs in finance and tourism management, emphasizing practical applications of financial theories. His work bridges theoretical research and policy implications for Croatia’s economic development.

Joanna Koczarمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Accounting
• Financial Analysis
• ESG Factors in Business Valuation
• +۶ مورد دیگر

Dr. Joanna Koczar is an Assistant Professor and Head of the Distance Learning Development Office at the Department of Accounting, Reporting and Financial Analysis, Wrocław University of Economics. She specializes in accounting practices, financial analysis, sustainable development, and educational technology integration in accounting education. Her research spans ESG factors in business valuation, project finance, regional economic systems, and cross-country comparisons of fiscal policies. She collaborates internationally, evidenced by her ResearchGate and ORCID profiles. Her academic work addresses topics such as financial stability assessment via cluster analysis, anti-avoidance tax rules in Russia, and digital transformation of financial markets (e.g., P2P lending in Belarus). She also focuses on innovative teaching methods in accounting education and the impact of urbanization on socio-economic development. Her recent articles emphasize sustainability, green finance, and infrastructure investments. Education: Not explicitly listed in the provided text. Languages: English, Polish, Russian Consultations: Online via Microsoft Teams every Thursday 8:00–9:30 during the 2024/2025 winter semester. Affiliations: Faculty of Management, Wrocław University of Economics. Labs/Teams: Leading the Distance Learning Development Office, fostering educational innovation. Ms. Koczar’s publications span over two decades, with a focus on Russian and Eastern European economic policies, financial systems, and educational methodologies. Her work bridges theoretical frameworks with practical implementation in regional development, fiscal compliance, and sustainable financing strategies.

Radosław Pietrzykمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Financial Risk Management
• Cryptocurrency Markets
• Econometrics
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Dr hab. Radosław Pietrzyk, prof. UEW, is a Professor at the Department of Financial Investments and Risk Management within the University of Economics in Wrocław. His research focuses on financial risk management, household financial planning, cryptocurrency markets, and econometric modeling. He specializes in developing integrated risk models for households, evaluating Value at Risk (VaR) forecasts, and analyzing market dynamics during crises such as the subprime mortgage collapse, the global pandemic, and geopolitical conflicts like the Russo-Ukrainian war. His work often intersects with practical applications, including stress testing financial instruments, optimizing investment portfolios, and assessing mutual fund performance in Polish and global markets. Pietrzyk’s methods emphasize statistical rigor, with contributions to Divisia Index applications for stock exchange analysis and multi-objective optimization frameworks for household financial goals. Recent articles highlight his exploration of green bonds’ governance effectiveness and cryptocurrency exchange rate volatility. His research frequently addresses longevity risk, risk aversion in retirement planning, and the integration of environmental factors into financial decision-making. Pietrzyk maintains active academic engagement, offering consultations via email (radoslaw.pietrzyk@ue.wroc.pl) and through Microsoft Teams. His consultancy hours are Monday 8:00-9:30 AM. He collaborates with external institutions and contributes to the academic community through platforms like ResearchGate and ORCID.

• Mathematical Finance
• Quantitative Finance
• Asset Pricing
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Johannes Muhle-Karbe is a Professor and Head of the Mathematical Finance Section at the Department of Mathematics, Imperial College London. He directs the CFM-Imperial Institute of Quantitative Finance and co-leads the Imperial Centre of Excellence in Quantitative Finance with Robert Kosowski. Previously, he held faculty positions at Carnegie Mellon University, the University of Michigan, and ETH Zürich. His research focuses on mathematical finance, particularly transaction costs, liquidity risk, and market microstructure. Education: PhD in Mathematics from TU München (2009), supervised by Jan Kallsen. Recognized with awards including the Förderpreis (2010) and the Nicola Bruti Liberati Prize (2012). Research interests include asset pricing, stochastic control in financial markets, and the interplay between liquidity and market dynamics. His work bridges theoretical finance and practical applications in high-frequency trading and risk management. Recent articles highlight advancements in liquidity modeling, optimal trading strategies, and equilibrium frameworks. Notable contributions address nonlinear price impact, FX fixing methodologies, and liquidity competition in dealer markets. Awarded the 2024 Cecilia Tanner Funding Scheme for organizing workshops on market microstructure and machine learning in finance. Supervised over 20 PhD/postdoc researchers, many now in academia and quantitative finance roles at leading institutions and firms like Oxford, Princeton, and SIG.

Elena L. Dalyمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس

• Sovereign Debt Management
• International Financial Transactions
• International Law
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Elena L. Daly is a Lecturer in Law at Stanford Law School (SLS). She is also an independent legal expert and founder of EM Conseil, a Paris-based consultancy specializing in sovereign debt management and international financial transactions. Her career spans senior roles at institutions like the NYSE, Citigroup, and Nomura International PLC, alongside advising on high-profile sovereign debt restructurings (e.g., Argentina, Greece). She advises the ICRC on humanitarian debt conversion mechanisms and contributes to public policy debates on post-crisis reconstruction (e.g., Ukraine). Key affiliations: Stanford Law School, Queen Mary University of London (CCLS), HEC Paris, SciencesPo Courses taught: International Business Transactions, Regulation and Litigation Her research focuses on blending legal frameworks with innovative financial instruments to address sovereign debt challenges and humanitarian needs. She has published extensively, including the Oxford University Press volume Sovereign Debt Management (2014). Notable engagements include advising on 12 sovereign debt restructurings and participating in international legal debates on financial crisis recovery strategies.

• Environmental Law
• Climate Change Adaptation
• Biodiversity Conservation
• +۶ مورد دیگر

Dr. Phillipa McCormack is an Adjunct Lecturer at the School of Law, University of Tasmania (UTAS), and a Future Making Fellow at the interdisciplinary Environment Institute and Adelaide Law School, University of Adelaide. A leading environmental law and climate adaptation scholar, her research focuses on law and policy frameworks for biodiversity conservation, climate change adaptation, and evolving bushfire regimes in Australia. Phillipa’s work is highly interdisciplinary, with collaborations spanning global institutions. Key research themes include: Adapting legal frameworks to address climate-driven biodiversity loss Comparative analysis of bushfire governance in Australia and the United States Integrating climate change into environmental and employment law Advancing ecosystem restoration through legal instruments Interdisciplinary approaches to human-wildlife conflict Recent publications highlight emerging trends in: Climate adaptation law for marine and coastal restoration Greenwashing regulatory reforms in energy and natural resources EPBC Act reform as cyclical policy stagnation Fire shelter policy barriers in bushfire-prone regions Conservation covenant innovations for global biodiversity challenges Scientific Awards & Grants: Inaugural Early Career Research Fellow, Natural Hazards Research Australia (2022) Second Fellowship, Natural Hazards Research Australia (2023) Peer Prize for Women (2017) for climate-driven species redistribution research Spencer Foundation Grant (2024): Youth climate education models UTAS Internal Funding (2019): Bushfire governance mapping Australian Department of Environment Grant (2019): Negative emissions technologies Dr. McCormack supervises doctoral students, including Jennifer Mary Boocock (completed 2024) on public health adaptation law. She actively contributes to environmental law discourse through editorial board roles (Frontiers in Climate: Law & Policy, Journal of International Wildlife Law & Policy) and governance positions (NRM South, International Association of Wildland Fire DEI Committee).

Maria Giuseppina Brunoمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Financial and Actuarial Mathematics
• Quantitative Methods for Economics, Finance and Insurance
• Valuation of Derivative Financial Instruments
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Maria Giuseppina Bruno is an Associate Professor in the Department of Methods and Models for Economy, Territory, and Finance (MEMOTEF) at Sapienza University of Rome's Faculty of Economics. She has been serving in this capacity since December 29, 2003, specializing in the scientific disciplinary sector STAT-04/A (Mathematical Methods of Economics and Actuarial and Financial Sciences). Her institutional email is Giuseppina.Bruno@uniroma1.it and she maintains office hours at room 149 on the first floor, wing B of the MEMOTEF Department. Her academic background includes a PhD in 'Mathematics for Financial Market Analysis' from the University of Brescia (1995), where she defended her thesis 'Memory functions as a tool for evaluating American options,' and a first-class honors degree in Economics and Commerce from LUISS University of Rome (1990) with thesis 'Valuation of convertible bonds. An interpretation using physics models.' Professor Bruno's research spans financial and actuarial mathematics, quantitative methods for economics and finance, derivative instrument valuation, risk management models, stochastic processes, and computational methods. Her work demonstrates strong interdisciplinary connections between mathematics, finance, insurance, and even physics through her interest in econophysics and applications of physical models to financial problems. Her recent publications show a consistent focus on innovative insurance products, risk modeling, and financial engineering. From Tailor-made CDOs (2024) to Pay-as-you-drive insurance models (2023) and specialized insurance products like ALEA and MICROTAKAFUL (2021), her research addresses contemporary challenges in risk transfer mechanisms and insurance market dynamics. Her work on long-term care annuities (2020) and option pricing with stochastic volatility (2019) demonstrates expertise in both theoretical and practical aspects of financial mathematics. As a respected academic, she serves as Managing Editor of Annali MEMOTEF and referees for prestigious journals including Insurance: Mathematics and Economics. She has been actively involved in professional organizations including AMASES, AAI, and Istituto Italiano degli Attuari. Professor Bruno currently teaches Actuarial Mathematics for Private Insurance (Master's Degree in Finance and Insurance) and Basic Mathematics course (Bachelor's Degree in Economics and Finance). She has extensive experience in curriculum development, serving as reference teacher for the Master's Degree Course FINASS and as tutor for the Bachelor's Degree in Economics and Finance. Her institutional service includes membership on various committees related to quality assurance, publications, and doctoral programs. Her professional activities extend beyond academia, with participation in Bank of Italy examination boards (2016, 2019, 2023) and previous teaching roles for financial professionals at INPDAP and Banca di Roma. Her technical expertise includes programming in C++, VBA, and Python, which supports her computational research in financial mathematics.

Olivier Accominottiمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Economic History
• Financial History
• Financial Crises
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Olivier Accominotti is Professor of Economic History at the London School of Economics and Political Science and a Research Fellow at the Centre for Economic Policy Research. Previously, he held research and visiting positions at Princeton University, the University of California Berkeley, the European University Institute, and the Bank of France. His research spans the history of global financial systems and crises, with emphasis on international crisis propagation, global capital flows, foreign exchange markets, currency speculation, sovereign debt defaults, international trade finance, and global money market structures. He specializes in historical analysis of the first globalization era and interwar period, particularly using 1930s case studies to examine debt restructuring and financial contagion mechanisms. Analysis of his recent publications reveals consistent focus on sovereign default dynamics, financial network resilience using hyperstructure models, and historical trade finance structures. His work demonstrates how pre-WWII financial instruments like Sterling bills of exchange created systemic vulnerabilities, with contemporary relevance for understanding contagion pathways and monetary policy transmission during crises.