About
Dr Suhee Kim is a Lecturer in Finance within Southampton Business School at the University of Southampton.
Research
Research interests
- Empirical corporate finance
- Law and finance
- Corporate governance
- Sustainable finance
- Decentralised finance
Current research
Suhee’s research interest lies in corporate finance, corporate governance and business ethics. Her research focuses on the role of regulation on agency costs and firm behaviour. Currently, Suhee broadens her research interest to sustainable finance and DeFi.
Her work has been published in the journal and the book and presented at several finance conferences.
Kim, S., Rees, W., & Sila, V. (2020). Do anti-bribery laws reduce the cost of equity? Evidence from the UK Bribery Act 2010. Journal of Business Finance and Accounting, 47:438-455.
Kim, S., Mass, K., & Perego, P. (2018). The effects of publication, format, and content of Integrated Reports on analysts' earnings forecasts. Research Handbook of Finance and Sustainability, edited by Boubaker, S., Cummings, D., & Nguyen, D., Edward Elgar.
Publications
Teaching
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MANG 3082 Behavioural Finance (Module Leader)
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MANG 3020 Futures and Options (Co-teaching)
Biography
Suhee joined Southampton Business School in August 2022. She obtained a PhD in Finance from the University of Edinburgh, funded by University of Edinburgh Business School PhD Scholarship. She completed an MSc (Research Master) in Business and Management from Rotterdam School of Management, an MA in International Commerce from Korea University and a BA in Life Science from POSTECH. Prior to becoming an academic Suhee worked in industry for five years including an SRI (Sustainable and Responsible) research and consultancy company and a government research institute in Korea.