Dr Chaowei Wang.

Dr Chaowei Wang

Lecturer in Finance; Programme Lead for MSc Finance and Global Trading, Programme Lead for MSc Finance

Chaowei's research interests lie in green finance, climate risk, monetary and fiscal policies, shadow banking, and macroeconomics modelling.
Stephen Frost

Stephen Frost

Senior Teaching Fellow

Stephen joined Loughborough in 2013 after a career in investment banking and consultancy. He has taught a wide range of courses at both undergraduate and postgraduate level.
Ken Lee

Professor Ken Lee

Professor in Accounting and Finance

Before academia Ken was a Managing Director and Head of European Equity Research at Barclays Capital, where he worked for eight years before leaving in 2017 to take up a number of academic positions.
Petros Vourvachis

Dr Petros Vourvachis

Senior Lecturer in Accounting

Petros's research interests are interdisciplinary and lie in corporate accounting and accountability, corporate social (and environmental) reporting, and corporate social responsibility.
Professor Huainan Zhao.

Professor Huainan Zhao

Professor of Finance

Huainan's main research interests are in corporate finance, mergers and acquisitions, and financial markets.
Kai-Hong Tee

Dr Kai-Hong Tee

Senior Lecturer in Finance

Dr Tee is an expert in financial investment risk. He has published in the areas of risk valuation/assessment and the potential risk issues and effects following the 2008 credit crisis.
Alistair Milne

Professor Alistair Milne

Professor of Financial Economics

Alistair has held positions in several higher education institutions as well as organisations including the Bank of England, HM Treasury and the National Statistical Office of Malawi.
Jingsi Leng

Dr Jingsi Leng

Lecturer in Accounting and Finance

Jingsi’s research covers a wide range of topics including corporate insolvency, dividend policies, managerial overconfidence and equity issuance market (IPO and SEO).
Hong Il Yoo

Professor Hong Il Yoo

Professor of Economics; Programme Lead for MSc Economics

Most of Hong Il's research sits at the intersection of behavioural economics, econometrics, and health economics.