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Professor Simon Wolfe BA, MSc, PhD

Professor of Banking and Finance, Director of the Centre for Digital Finance (CDF),Director of DBA Programme

Professor Simon Wolfe is Director of the Centre for Digital Finance (CDF), and Director of the Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) Programme within Southampton Business School at the University of Southampton.

Career history

Simon Wolfe is Professor of Banking and Finance. His PhD in Finance is from Southampton University 1997; his MSc in Quantitative techniques in International Financial Economics is from Southampton (1991) and BA in Maths and Economics from University College Dublin (UCD) in 1989.

Simon joined the Southampton Business School in 1994.

Prior to becoming an academic Simon worked in industry for a number of years.

Other positions held

Associate Editor for the European Journal of Finance since 2011.
Member of the International Scientific Advisory Board to the ISCTE Business School Research Centre, BRU-IUL, Lisbon, Portugal.
External member of the Academic Board in the London Institute of Banking and Finance (LIBF)
Currently an Associate Advisor to the British Council.
External examiner for Bangor University Management School and the University of Hong Kong.

Teaching

Simon designed and set up the MSc Finance degree Programme.

His core teaching interests lie in the area of international banking and corporate finance.

Please visit the DBA Doctorate of Business Administration website.

Research

Responsibilities

Publications

Teaching

Contact

Research interests

My research interests include the following banking themes: asset-backed securitisation, financial regulations, financial stability, and depositor protection schemes.

Work in progress

I am currently working on the impact of asset-backed securitisation and in a separate project I am researching how bank market structure and competition impact SME financing relationships.

I currently supervise three DBA students and six PhD students.

DBA Students:

Alex Culley – Conduct Risk in AI markets
Collette Lees – Leadership
Jane Clark

PhD students:

Christine Christofi-Hau – Effects of culture and heritage of Bank CEOs on lending
Fatma Bneijara – Financial leasing
Thuong Nguyen – Banking
Zeming Li – Price discovery
Andre Dragosh – Bank credit
David Youssef – Banking

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Articles

Book Chapters

Amidu, M., & Wolfe, S. (2016). The impact of market power and funding strategy on bank-interest margins. In C. Girardone, P. A. Hamill, & J. O. S. Wilson (Eds.), Contemporary Issues in Financial Institutions and Markets (Vol. 2, pp. 78-98). Taylor and Francis.
Ward, W., & Wolfe, S. (2003). Asset backed securitisation, collateralized loan obligations and credit derivatives. In A. W. Mullineux, & V. Murinde (Eds.), Handbook of International Banking (pp. 60-101). Edward Elgar.
Wolfe, S., & Dale, R. (2003). The regulation of International Banking: Structural Issues. In V. Murinde, & A. W. Mullineux (Eds.), Handbook of International Banking (pp. 572-611). Edward Elgar.
Wolfe, S., & Dale, R. (1996). Capital standards. In B. Steil (Ed.), European Equity Markets: The State of the Union and an Agenda for the Millennium (pp. 225-258). Royal Institute of International Affairs.
Wolfe, S. (1995). The evolution of EU accounting rules and the bank solvency directive. In D. Mayes (Ed.), The Evolution of Rules for a Single European Market, Part 1 - Industry and Finance (pp. 261-274). European Commission.

Conferences

Report

McKenzie, G., & Wolfe, S. (2001). Restructuring the Russian financial system. Bureau of Economic Affairs.

Working Papers

I have been involved in teaching the following modules over the past number of years:

Professor Simon Wolfe
Southampton Business School, University of Southampton, Highfield, Southampton SO17 1BJ, UK

Room Number : 2/6011

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