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Our thriving body of PhD students are currently researching: finance, market reactions to accounting, management accounting and control, judgment and decision-making in accounting and audit,

Our research interests span a broad range of topics in continuous and discrete time.In mathematical finance our areas of research activity include:arbitrage and option pricing in markets with

During this PhD course, students work with research supervisors to develop research projects to shape theory, policy and practice in the fields of accounting and finance studies. Under the direction

This course focuses on our five research groups: Economic Development and Institutions, Empirical Finance, Accountancy and Corporate Governance, Macroeconomics and Banking. Academic staff involved

If you want to make your mark on the financial world through impactful research, then the Finance PhD is for you. You will have the opportunity to research the key financial factors that affect

PhD students within the Accounting & Finance Department address academically interesting and practical contemporary issues in Finance and Banking. Our Finance scholars’ interest include

We offer research supervision for our PhD Computational Finance in the following fields: agent-based modelling of financial markets computational risk management high-frequency finance the use of

This research programme gives you the opportunity to undertake advanced empirical research in the fields of accounting and finance. You gain in-depth knowledge of the research methods used in capital

Our research focuses around the following themes: Asset pricing, Corporate finance, Applied Financial Econometrics andMarket-Based Research. You can expect: High-quality research supervision to

Become a specialist in building impactful research-based solutions to current and future challenges in micro and macro finance, with our Accounting and Finance PhD programme. If you have a master’s

The Degree of Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) is awarded by the University in recognition of the successful completion of a course of supervised research, the results of which show evidence of originality