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Emilios Galariotis

Professeur

Directeur du CFRM (Centre for Financial and Risk Management)

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Formation

  • PhD Dunelm (Doctorat de Philosophie en Economie financière), Durham Business School, Durham, Grande-Bretagne
  • MA avec distinction (monnaie, banque et finance), Middlesex University Business School, Londres, Grande-Bretagne
  • BA(Hons) (Sciences politiques et études internationales), Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences, Athens, Hellas
  • Dipl. (HND) (Economie des affaires), Middlesex University Business School, Londres, Grande-Bretagne

Expériences

  • Senior Lecturer en Finance, Durham Business School, Durham University, Grande-Bretagne (2007-2008)
  • Visiting, Central University of Finance and Economics, Beijing, Chine (2007)
  • Visiting Professorship, Hellenic American University, Athènes, Grèce (2007 à aujourd'hui)
  • Directeur du programme de Master en finance, Durham Business School, Durham University, Grande-Bretagne (2003-2008)
  • Enseignant en finance, Durham Business School, Durham University, Grande-Bretagne (2002-2007)
  • Enseignant et tuteur pour les formations à distance, University of London, SOAS Centre for Financial Management Studies, Londres, Grande-Bretagne (2004 à aujourd'hui)
  • Consultant pour le Vice-Président, China Three Gorges Project Corporation (2007)
  • Vacataire, Durham University, Département d'économie et de finance, Grande-Bretagne (2000-2002)

Thèmes de recherche

  • Dynamique et anticonformisme des stratégies d'investissement
  • Microstructure du marché et évaluation des actifs risqués
  • Marchés émergents

Publications

Articles dans des revues à comité de lecture

  • Forthcoming. Recent evidence on the performance and riskiness of contrarian portfolios. The European Journal of Finance.
  • Forthcoming. Momentum investing over the past twenty years in France. Bankers Markets & Investors.
  • 2011. Recent advances in lending to the poor with asymmetric information. Journal of Development Studies 47(9): 1371-1390 (with C. Villa and N. Yusupov).
  • 2010. What should we know about momentum investing? The case of the Australian Security Exchange. Pacific-Basin Finance Journal 18: 369-389.
  • 2009. Systematic liquidity and excess returns: evidence from the London Stock Exchange. Review of Accounting and Finance 8 (3): 279-307 (with E. Giouvris).
  • 2008. Short-term patterns in government bond returns following market shocks: International evidence. International Review of Financial Analysis 17 (5): 903-924 (with S.I. Spyrou and K. Kassimatis).
  • 2007. Contrarian and momentum profitability revisited for the London Stock Exchange over 1964 to 2005. Journal of Multinational Financial Management 17 (5): 349-448 (with P. Holmes and S.X. Ma).
  • 2007. Liquidity commonality in the London Stock Exchange. Journal of Business Finance and Accounting 34 (1-2): 374-388 (with E. Giouvris).
  • 2007. Short-term overreaction, underreaction and efficient reaction: Evidence from the London Stock Exchange. Applied Financial Economics 17 (3): 221-235
  • 2006. The effect of time-varying risk on the profitability of contrarian investment strategies in a thinly traded market: A Kalman filter approach. Applied Financial Economics 16 (18): 1317-1329 (with A. Antoniou and S.I. Spyrou).
  • 2006. Short-term contrarian strategies in the London Stock Exchange: Are they profitable? Which factors affect them? Journal of Business Finance and Accounting 33 (5-6): 839-867 (with A. Antoniou and S.I. Spyrou).
  • 2005. Contrarian profits and the overreaction hypothesis: The case of the Athens Stock Exchange. European Financial Management 11 (1): 71-98 (with A. Antoniou and S.I. Spyrou).
  • 2004. Sources of contrarian profits and return predictability in emerging markets. Applied Financial Economics 14 (14): 1027-1034.

Communications

  • Nombreuses communications au sein de : SWFA, EFMA, HFFA, MFS, Swiss Society for Financial Market Research, European Applied Business Research Conference ...

Autres activités

  • Senior Research Fellow: Financial Engineering Laboratory, Technical University of Crete, Grèce (2011 à aujourd'hui)
  • Directeur de Comités de rédaction : Public and Municipal Finance (2011 à aujourd'hui), Journal of Money, Investment and Banking (2007 à aujourd'hui), Journal of Computational Optimization in Economics and Finance (2011 à aujourd’hui)
  • Relecteur ad hoc pour des revues à comité de lecture : Review of behavioral finance, International Journal of Banking, Accounting and Finance, Journal of Business Finance and Accounting, Journal of Economic Psychology, Applied Financial Economics, Review of Finance, Frontiers in Finance and Economics, International Journal of the Economics of Business, International Review of Economics and Finance.
  • Relecteur ad hoc pour des projets de l'ESRC (Economic and Social Research Council)
  • Relecteur ad hoc de projets de recherche soumis pour financement auprès de the Hellenic republic (2010 à aujourd'hui)
  • UK Higher Education Academy Fellow (2003 à aujourd'hui)
  • Membre de : European Financial Management Association, Hellenic Accounting and Finance Association, Southwestern Finance Association

Prix / financements

  • Prix du meilleur papier de la conférence European Applied Business Research pour le papier "Return Predictability and Market Microstructure."
  • Financement d'une recherche comme principal investigateur pour INQUIRE (Institute for Quantitative Investment Research) sur les stratégies d'investissement anticonformistes à la bourse de Londres