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Tim Jenkinson is a Professor of Finance at the Saïd Business School, University of Oxford. He holds dual roles as a Professorial Fellow at Keble College and a Research Associate at the European Corporate Governance Institute. His expertise spans private equity, IPOs, and institutional asset management, with a focus on empirical research leveraging unique industry data. Education: B.A. in Economics from the University of Cambridge, Thouron Fellowship at the University of Pennsylvania, DPhil in Economics from the University of Oxford. Research Interests : Tim’s work examines private equity performance persistence, IPO pricing dynamics, and regulatory impacts on financial markets. His studies have been published in top journals like Journal of Financial Economics and Management Science . Key Contributions : Director of the Oxford Private Equity Institute, founder of the Private Equity Research Consortium, and frequent keynote speaker at global finance events. His research has won major awards, including the Harry Markowitz Prize (2016) and Commonfund Prize (2015). Engagement & Teaching : Teaches entrepreneurial finance to MBA/EMBA students and runs the Oxford Private Equity Programme. Recognized with the 2014 'Best Elective Teacher' award. Also serves on valuation committees for Schroder British Opportunities Trust and Oxford University Endowment Management. Professional Roles : Partner at Oxera (economic consultancy), former UK Treasury Select Committee advisor, and expert witness in high-profile litigation. His work bridges academia and practice, influencing policy and industry standards. Labs & Initiatives : Leads the Oxford Private Equity Institute and collaborates with the Oxford-Hyundai Motor Group Foresight Centre. Active in shaping future research through the Private Equity Research Consortium.

• Private Equity
• Initial Public Offerings (IPOs)
• Institutional Asset Management
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Dr. Sarah F. Anzia is the Chancellor's Professor of Public Policy and Political Science at the University of California, Berkeley, with a joint affiliation at the Goldman School of Public Policy. She is also a Senior Fellow at the Niskanen Center and a Senior Fellow (adjunct) at the Hoover Institution. Her research bridges American politics, public policy, and subnational governance. Her work focuses on state and local government election timing and voter turnout interest group influence public-sector labor dynamics gender in electoral politics pension policy The 15 most recent publications highlight her expertise in historical labor movements policy feedback theory local taxation public-sector pension economics gender dynamics in electoral outcomes subnational institutional analysis Her studies often employ quantitative datasets spanning multiple decades of local government financial records and electoral patterns. Scientific recognition includes National Research Data Access via Goldman School working papers Senior Fellowships at Niskanen Center and Hoover Institution Endowed Chancellor's Professorship at UC Berkeley Key research contributions examine the interplay between business groups and labor unions in local governance structural determinants of senior citizen policy influence pension fund governance mechanisms historical development of local electoral institutions She received her PhD in political science from Stanford University and holds an MPP from the Harris School at the University of Chicago.

• American politics
• State and local government
• Elections
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Mitchell A. Petersen is the Glen Vasel Professor of Finance and Director of the Heizer Center for Private Equity and Venture Capital at Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University. He holds a Ph.D. in Economics from MIT (1990) and an AB in Economics from Princeton (1986, Summa Cum Laude). His research focuses on empirical corporate finance, particularly how firms finance investments, manage risk, and interact with financial intermediaries. Education: PhD, Economics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (1990) AB, Economics, Princeton University (1986, Summa Cum Laude, Phi Beta Kappa) Professor Petersen's research examines the impact of information costs, technology, competition, and taxation on corporate financial decisions. He has published extensively on topics such as lending relationships, trade credit, capital structure, and panel data methodology. His recent publications emphasize corporate cash management, tax strategies, and credit market dynamics. These works explore cash accumulation motives, seasonal loan pricing, and the role of foreign tax policies in capital allocation. Scientific awards and recognitions include: Smith-Breeden Prize (Journal of Finance, 1995) Michael Brennan Award (Review of Financial Studies, 1998 & 2013) Sidney J. Levy Teaching Awards (1996, 1999, 2001, 2003, 2006, 2008, 2010, 2012) Kellogg Professor of the Year (2000) Richard J. Daley Award (Illinois Venture Capital Association, 2024) Professor Petersen has advised numerous academic programs, served on editorial boards of major finance journals, and contributed to financial research as a NBER Research Associate and Moody's Academic Advisory Committee member.

• Empirical corporate finance
• Financial intermediation
• Credit markets
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Martin Seeleib-Kaiser is a Professor at the Institute of Political Science, Faculty of Economics and Social Sciences, Eberhard Karls University of Tübingen. He holds a venia legendi (habilitation) from Bremen University (2000) and has held academic positions at Oxford, Duke, and Bremen Universities. His research focuses on the politics of social policy, comparative social policy analysis, and the interplay between public-private social protection policies. His publications span topics such as globalization and welfare systems , EU citizenship and social rights , and dualization in welfare states . Recent works address pandemic-era welfare responses, stratified social rights, and occupational welfare trends in Europe. His team includes researchers like Cecilia Bruzelius, Jakub Sowula, and Mikko Kuisma, with affiliations to projects like the Journal of European Social Policy.

• Politics of social policy
• Comparative social policy analysis
• Globalization and welfare systems
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Allaudeen Hameed is the Tang Peng Yeu Professor in Finance at the National University of Singapore (NUS) Business School , where he has been a Professor since 2006. He also holds editorial roles at several leading finance journals and has previously held visiting positions at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and University of Texas at Austin. Education: Ph.D. in Finance, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Bachelor of Business Administration (Honours), Second Class Upper Division, National University of Singapore Research Interests: His research spans a wide range of topics in finance, including return-based trading strategies , stock return co-movement , liquidity , the role of financial analysts , and international financial markets . These interests are deeply rooted in empirical asset pricing, market microstructure, and behavioral finance. His work often explores how market frictions, investor behavior, and institutional features affect asset prices and trading strategies, with a strong focus on cross-country and emerging market contexts. Scientific Awards & Honors: Asian Finance Conference Best Paper Award – 2024 Pacific Basin Finance Journal Best Paper Award – 2024 UM Distinguished Visiting Scholar, University of Macau – 2024 Best Paper of PERC Award – 2023 Tun Ismail Mohamed Ali Distinguished Chair, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia – 2022–2024 Teaching Excellence Team Award, NUS Business School – 2020 Best Paper Awards, FMA – 2016 & 2018 Outstanding Researcher Award, NUS Business School – 2015 & 2003 University of North Carolina Kenan-Flagler Alumni Merit Award – 2011 Professional Service: He serves as Editor of the International Review of Finance and Associate Editor of the Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis and Pacific-Basin Finance Journal . He is also a Senior Fellow at the Asian Bureau of Financial and Economic Research (ABFER) and a former Council Member of the Society for Financial Studies. Leadership Roles: He is currently Chair of the Faculty Promotion & Tenure Committee (FPTC) and Chair of the Faculty Promotion in Educator Track Committee (FPEC), both from 2025–2026.

• Return-based trading strategies
• Stock return co-movement
• Liquidity
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Professor Susan Thorp is a Finance academic at the University of Sydney Business School . With a PhD in Economics from UNSW and prior roles at University of Technology Sydney and the Reserve Bank of Australia, she focuses on household finance , retirement planning , and financial market behavior . BEc (Hons) - University of Sydney Dip. Ed. - University of New England PhD - University of New South Wales Her research interests include: Life-cycle financial decision-making Behavioral influences on savings and investments Superannuation policy and market integration Commodity market dynamics Economic impacts of financial literacy Crises-driven market contagion Recent publications analyze retirement decumulation , financial trust , and commodity-equity market correlations . She leads cross-disciplinary teams applying dynamic programming , econometric modeling , and experimental design to financial challenges. Her grants include ARC Linkage Projects and ASIC commissions for improving financial communication and regulatory frameworks . Media outlets frequently cite her expertise on superannuation policy , market volatility , and retirement savings behavior .

• Household and Consumer Finance
• Retirement Savings and Decumulation
• Financial Decision Making
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Maria Monica Wihardja serves as a Visiting Fellow and Co-coordinator of the Media, Technology and Society Programme at ISEAS–Yusof Ishak Institute while holding an Adjunct Assistant Professor position at the National University of Singapore. Her career bridges academic research and high-impact policy engagement, including former roles as World Bank Economist in the Poverty and Equity Global Practice and senior advisor to Indonesia's Presidential Executive Office on strategic economic reforms. Her educational background features: PhD in Regional Science, Cornell University MPhil in Economics, Cambridge University BA in Applied Mathematics-Economics, Brown University Wihardja's research integrates economic analysis with sociotechnical systems, focusing on digital transformation's impact on labor markets, food security, and democratic processes. She examines how technological disruption creates both opportunities for inclusion and risks of inequality, particularly through studies of platform economies, electoral disinformation, and sustainable agro-food systems. Her methodology combines quantitative econometrics with policy-oriented field research, often leveraging large-scale datasets from government and private sector partnerships. Analysis of her recent publications reveals three dominant research trajectories: (1) Digital economy effects on labor market polarization and inclusion, (2) Food system resilience through agricultural modernization, and (3) Geopolitical dimensions of supply chain reconfiguration. These intersect with her policy engagement in ASEAN economic integration frameworks and Indonesia's G20 presidency initiatives. Her scientific recognition includes: Nikkei Asian Scholar 2023 award Wihardja actively shapes regional discourse through editorial roles at East Asia Forum and Center for Indonesian Policy Studies. Her grant-funded work frequently involves World Bank partnerships and Indonesian government collaborations, particularly on stunting prevention and food policy reforms. Current projects examine deepfake impacts on electoral integrity and sustainable financing mechanisms for green transitions. She leads the Media, Technology and Society Programme at ISEAS, coordinating interdisciplinary research on digital governance and Southeast Asian technology policy. The programme partners with regional think tanks, government agencies, and private sector stakeholders to develop evidence-based policy responses to technological disruption.

• Digital Economy
• Labour Market
• Poverty and Inequality
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Dr. Jiaman Xu is a Lecturer in Finance at Cardiff Business School, Cardiff University, a position she has held since 2024. Previously, she served as an Assistant Professor in Finance at University College Dublin (2022-2024) following completion of her PhD at the University of Edinburgh. Her academic credentials include: PhD in Finance, University of Edinburgh, 2022 MSc in Finance (Distinction), University of Edinburgh, 2018 BSc in Accounting, Huazhong Agricultural University, 2013 Dr. Xu's research centers on empirical corporate finance with specialized focus on private markets dynamics, including established private companies' interactions with public markets and VC/PE-backed firms. Her work explores cultural transmission in finance through inherited trust mechanisms, pension finance complexities, and behavioral aspects of risk-taking in banking institutions. She also investigates blockchain applications for transforming corporate governance structures. Her publication portfolio reveals consistent contributions across corporate governance, private equity, behavioral finance, and pension economics. Recent work examines institutional ownership effects in private firms, cultural determinants of informal finance, and international spillover effects from corporate scandals, demonstrating methodological rigor in empirical finance research. Dr. Xu actively supervises postgraduate students and teaches Corporate Financial Management at Cardiff University. Previously at UCD, she instructed Foundations of Finance (UG), Empirical Corporate Finance, Financial Analysis, and Corporate Finance (PG) courses across multiple academic years.

• Empirical Corporate Finance
• Private Markets
• Venture Capital and Private Equity
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Liesbeth Enneking is Professor of Corporate Responsibility and Sustainability at Erasmus School of Law (Erasmus University Rotterdam). She obtained her PhD in 2012 for research on civil litigation's role in corporate accountability for human rights and environmental violations. Her work focuses on legal frameworks for responsible business conduct in global value chains. Active legal expert in CSR debates Consulted for European Commission, Dutch ministries, NWO, and AXA Research Fund Current ancillary roles: Monitoring Committee for Dutch Insurance Sector's IRBC Agreement (since 2018), Dutch NCP for OECD Guidelines (since 2021), ABP Pension Fund CSR Committee (since 2022) Her research spans transnational litigation, private international law, and tort law applications to corporate accountability. Key projects include foreign direct liability cases, Shell Nigeria litigation, and EU sustainability directive implementation. Recent publications emphasize integrated compliance strategies and judicial remedies for host country communities. Scientific recognition includes: Rotating Professorship at University of Leuven (2015-2016) Utrecht University Focus program grants (2010-2012) 'Scriptie uit de la' prize (2007) Enneking has held positions at Utrecht Center for Accountability and Liability Law (2013-2017) and contributes to multidisciplinary research projects. She analyzes intersections between psychology and legal decision-making, particularly in evidence evaluation and liability determination.

• Corporate Responsibility and Sustainability
• Human Rights Law
• Environmental Law
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Joseph L. Pagliari is a Clinical Professor of Real Estate at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business. With over 40 years of industry experience, he focuses his research and teaching on issues broadly surrounding institutional real estate investment, analyzing important questions from rigorous theoretical and empirical perspectives. His educational background includes: Bachelor's degree in Finance from University of Illinois-Urbana (1979) MBA from DePaul University-Chicago (1982) PhD in Finance from University of Illinois-Urbana (2002) Professor Pagliari's research centers on asset pricing, strategic use of leverage, portfolio allocation, joint ventures, hedonic pricing, and option-pricing theory. His work specifically addresses the risk-adjusted performance of core and non-core funds, principal/agent issues in incentive fees, comparisons between REITs and private real estate, real estate's pricing and return-generating process, real estate's role in mixed-asset portfolios, and analysis of high-yield financing. His research demonstrates how real estate characteristics impact investment decisions, pricing mechanisms, and portfolio construction across different market conditions and time horizons. His recent publications show a strong focus on understanding leverage dynamics in real estate debt markets, analyzing real estate returns by investment strategy, and examining the role of real estate in mixed-asset portfolios. Pagliari's work on high-yield lending reveals how asset-level volatility significantly impacts mezzanine debt returns, while his research on investment horizons demonstrates how time horizon affects optimal real estate allocations in portfolios. His analysis of credit spreads across different leverage ratios provides critical insights into real estate debt pricing over nearly three decades. Professor Pagliari has received significant recognition for his contributions to real estate research: 2015 winner of PREA's James A Graaskamp Award (recognizing significant research contributions to the common body of knowledge) He actively contributes to the academic and professional real estate community through board memberships and presentations. Pagliari serves on the board of the Real Estate Research Institute (RERI) and previously served on the Real Estate Information Standards (REIS) board. He has presented his research at numerous industry events including ARES, AREUEA, NCREIF, NAREIM, PREA, and ULI, as well as at the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta and before a subcommittee of the House of Representatives. His views have also been published in popular press outlets including Barron's and The Wall Street Journal. Professor Pagliari is deeply involved in the real estate academic community, serving as editor of the Handbook of Real Estate Portfolio Management and contributing to numerous academic and professional associations including the American Real Estate Society (ARES), American Real Estate and Urban Economics Association (AREUEA), Homer Hoyt Institute (where he is a Hoyt Fellow), National Association of Real Estate Trusts (NAREIT), National Council of Real Estate Investment Fiduciaries (NCREIF), Pension Real Estate Association (PREA), and Urban Land Institute (ULI).

• Real Estate Investment
• Asset Pricing
• Strategic Leverage
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Hue Hwa Au Yong is a Senior Lecturer at the Monash Business School's Banking & Finance Impact Labs. Her research focuses on corporate governance, capital management, and risk strategies, with notable contributions on gender diversity's impact on board effectiveness and green innovation drivers. She has held leadership roles including Department PhD Program Director (2014-2017) and coordinates the GARNET research network (2020-2023). Her work bridges theory and practice through ARC-funded projects examining shareholder protections, Asian financial exposures, and retail investor behavior. Key findings include the critical mass theory for board gender diversity and the role of dual-holders in corporate governance. Awards include the E. Yetton Prize 2017 and Monash's Teaching Excellence recognition. Teaching specializations include corporate finance, financial markets, and institutional theory. Research outputs span top journals like Journal of Banking and Finance, with recent focus on ESG compliance and equity raising practices. Active in grant reviewing and international collaborations, her work contributes to UN SDGs related to responsible consumption and economic equity.

• Corporate Finance
• Corporate Governance
• Capital Management
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David T. Robinson is the James and Gail Vander Weide Distinguished Professor at Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business, serving as Research Director of Duke's Innovation and Entrepreneurship Initiative. He holds an honorary doctorate from the Stockholm School of Economics and is a Research Associate at the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER). His academic journey includes a PhD and MBA from the University of Chicago, an M.S. from the London School of Economics, and a B.A. from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. His research focuses on private equity, venture capital, entrepreneurial finance, and the intersections of innovation, climate policy, and financial literacy. Key contributions include analyses of racial disparities in entrepreneurship financing, the environmental impacts of credit policies, and the governance of strategic alliances. Robinson has advised entities like the Swedish House of Finance and the Private Equity Research Council. Education: PhD & MBA, University of Chicago (2001) MSc, London School of Economics (1993) BA, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (1992) Honorary Doctorate, Stockholm School of Economics Professional Roles: Current: Core Faculty in Innovation & Entrepreneurship at Duke Past: Professor of Finance at Columbia University Visiting Professorships at SSE (Stockholm School of Economics) His recent publications explore topics such as minority entrepreneurship barriers, liquidity dynamics in private equity, and the environmental costs of easy credit. He has secured grants from institutions like the National Science Foundation and the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation.

• Private Equity
• Venture Capital
• Entrepreneurial Finance
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Jeffrey R. Brown is the Josef and Margot Lakonishok Professor of Business and Dean of the Gies College of Business at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. He also serves as Director of the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) Retirement Research Center and previously led the Center for Business and Public Policy. His expertise spans macroeconomics, finance, and political economy, with a focus on retirement security, public insurance markets, and policy design. Education: Brown holds a PhD in Economics from MIT (1999), an M.P.P. from Harvard (1995), and B.A. degrees in Economics and Political Science from Miami University (1990). He has held roles at the White House Council of Economic Advisers, the Social Security Advisory Board, and as a consultant to federal agencies and financial firms. Research Interests: His work examines the intersection of public and private insurance markets, particularly retirement-related topics like annuities, pensions, Social Security, and long-term care. He explores behavioral economics barriers to optimal retirement planning and the impact of tax policies on savings behavior. Publications: Brown’s recent work analyzes trends in retirement income strategies, political connections and firm value, and the effects of policy interventions on consumer decisions. His articles appear in leading journals such as the Review of Economics and Statistics and Journal of Financial Economics . Awards: He has received prestigious honors including the Paul A. Samuelson Award and Lumina Award. His leadership roles include trustee positions at TIAA and advisory roles at the Brookings Institution’s Tax Policy Center. Administration & Governance: As Dean, Brown oversees strategic initiatives and academic programs. He also chairs the TIAA Audit Committee and contributes to policy discussions through roles at the Center for Audit Quality and UI Singapore Research LLC.

• Macroeconomics and Finance
• Political Economy
• Public Policy
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Kevin Neuman is a Professor of Economics at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, serving as Assistant Dean of the College of Professional Studies and Head of the Sentry School of Business and Economics. He holds a Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Notre Dame (2004), an M.A. from the same institution (2003), and a B.A. in Economics and Spanish from the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire (1999). His research focuses on Labor Economics, Economics of Aging, and Applied Microeconomics. Notable areas include analyzing retirement satisfaction, union impacts, and pension systems. Recent work explores cross-country labor market comparisons and retirement health outcomes. Publications span topics like monopsony power in academic labor markets, job satisfaction in the U.S. and China, and retirement leisure’s relationship with mortality. He emphasizes applied learning and community engagement through the Sentry School. No scientific awards are listed. His involvement in grants and advising is pending updates.

• Labor Economics
• Economics of Aging
• Applied Microeconomics
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Sander Muns is a Researcher at Tilburg University's Economics Department within the Tinbergen Institute . His work focuses on pension economics, labor economics, and welfare economics, with significant contributions to understanding pension risk allocations, demographic challenges, and wealth redistribution mechanisms in the Netherlands context. Expertise: Pension systems, life-cycle consumption, capital market impacts, and population dynamics External Roles: Researcher at SCP (Social Cultural Planning Office) since 2023 Key Collaborations: Interdisciplinary work with actuarial scientists, social policy experts, and public finance researchers Muns' research explores how pension systems can achieve Pareto-optimal risk allocations and how population decline affects labor markets and welfare policy. His work has been cited in Dutch policy discussions and academic journals. Current projects examine home equity utilization for retirement consumption smoothing and demographic shifts' implications on social security systems. His research output spans from 2007 to 2025 with particular activity in recent years.

• Pension Economics
• Labor Economics
• Public Finance
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