Academic staff at the School of Finance and Management

Public policy and management, especially in the political economy of regulation and regulatory reforms, public policy implementation, public management.

Strategic Management, Organizational Analysis and Comparative Management

Firm investment decisions under uncertainty; capital market imperfections; corporate finance; corporate governance; financial economics; China.

Theories of corporate governance; testing real-options theory; capital investment studies; policy.

Management in Middle East and North Africa (MENA), managerial systems and management of renewable and non-renewable resources in the Middle East (MSc), and Islamic banking and finance.

Mega Trends in Global Finance; Inclusive Finance; Financial Institutions, Markets and Instruments; Financial Modelling & Forecasting

Industrial organisation and policy, innovation, sustainable development and corporate governance, including the governance and regulation of sport

Cross-cultural marketing, international consumer behaviour.

Critical management; critical marketing; (contested) heritage marketing, management and interpretation; experiential marketing; destination branding/marketing/representation; post-conflict cultural settings; Ottoman Empire; Balkans; India

Orly has extensive international experience and she has worked and conducted research in diverse  cultural settings, including Australia, China, India, Israel, Japan, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Turkey, the UK and the United States. 

International and Chinese entrepreneurship, sustainable entrepreneurship, economic development and international business under climate change, internationalisation of emerging economy firms, creative industry and firm growth.

Financial Services Law and regulation, control of economic crime, human rights law (especially European Convention on Human Rights – measures taken to fight organised and economic crime and terrorism), European Union Law

Public policy and management, especially in the political economy of regulation and regulatory reforms, public policy implementation, public management.

Foreign Direct Investment, Emerging-Market Multinationals, Applied spatial econometrics, Chinese management/economy

Helen joined SOAS in 2002 and lectures on economic, business, labour and HRM issues in contemporary Japan (and within a broader East Asian context). Her research interests focus on a broad range of topics relating to gender issues, employment and sport in Japan.

Jaideep's research interests are in the field of risk management. His publications cover topics in corporate (interest rate) risk management, market microstructure risk estimation, and modelling of long-term risks in pension assets. His research also covers other sources of risk (such as demographic change, weather and governance), as well as asset return modelling in general.

Comparative public policy, regulatory governance, public administration, international/comparative political economy, banking and financial regulation

Public policy and management, especially the comparative political economy of competition law and regulation and public policy implementation. Comparative political economy of OECD countries, including comparative capitalism, industrial policy, social policy and economic regulation.

Determinants and capital market implications of accounting information, Corporate Finance, Corporate Governance.

Earnings Management, Executive Compensation, Corporate Governance, Family Businesses, Audit Quality, Green Sustainability and Carbon Accounting, Fund Management.

Corporate Finance, Ethics and Finance, Central Banking and Macroeconomics.

Macroeconomics; fiscal policy; applied econometrics

North-South Economic relations, adjustment and development, finance and development, international trade and finance, and comparative economics policy studies in Asia and Africa. Teaching interests include open economy macroeconomics, international trade and finance and financial economics. Africa and Asia.

Public management, leadership, performance, innovation, strategy

Corporate finance and governance, comparative economics, integrated modelling, business management and Chinese economy

Bob Annibale is a Senior Fellow at the Centre for Sustainable Finance, SOAS University of London, focusing on social, sustainable and inclusive finance, social entrepreneurship, and financial justice.