Dr Seungho Lee

Biography

Dr Seungho Lee is a Lecturer in Finance at the Business School. He has held various positions within the institution, including Lead of MSc Finance and MSc International Finance and Political Relations Programmes Lead, Exams Officer for Online Programmes, and Academic Integrity Panel. Additionally, he has been an active member of the Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion Committee at the school.

Dr. Lee has published a multitude of academic articles in distinguished finance journals, such as the International Review of Financial Analysis (ABS3*), European Financial Management (ABS3*), Journal of International Financial Markets, Institutions, and Money (ABS3*), Journal of Asset Management (ABS2*), and Research in International Business and Finance (ABS2*). He is also a reviewer for Finance Research Letters, Journal of Asset Management, and Research in International Business and Finance. Dr. Lee's research interests cover a broad range of topics within the field of finance, including international investment, financial risk management, and cryptocurrency market efficiency.

Furthermore, Dr. Lee has provided consulting services to numerous businesses and government organizations, including Select Sector SPDRs, Rakuten, Inc., Citrix Systems, Inc., and Middlebury College.

For more information, please refer to Dr. Lee's Curriculum Vitae (CV_Seungho).

Prizes and Awards

• Nominee for the Governor General’s Gold Medal (Canada / 2020)

Research Overview

Investment, FinTech (Cryptocurrencies), Risk Management, Market Efficiency, Behavioural Finance, International Finance

Current Research

• Global Economic Policy Uncertainty and Corporate Investment: Empirical Evidence from the U.S. Equity Market with (J. Song)
• The Impact of the Russia-Ukraine Crisis on the Cryptocurrency Price Efficiency: Empirical Evidence from Bitcoin Market (with Y. Chen)
• Influence of Leaders’ Personal Attributes on Organizational Performance: A Case Study of British Colonial Officers (with J. Zhang)
• A Behavioral Financial Approach Measuring Price Determination: Evidence from The Blue-Chip Art Market (with R. Agnig)

Past Research

• The Effects of Negative Interest Rate on Equity and Currency Exchange Markets (with Lorne N. Switzer)

Collaborations

• Professor Lorne N. Switzer (Concordia University, Montreal, Canada)
• Professor Thomas J. Walker (Concordia University, Montreal, Canada)
• Dr Jun Wang (Western University, London, Canada)
• Dr Aoran Zhang (University of Nottingham, Nottingham, UK) 
• Dr Nabil El Meslmani (American University of Beirut, Beirut, Lebanon)

Teaching Responsibilities

• Deputy Exams Officer
• Academic Integrity Panel
• Course Coordinator: BU5526 Portfolio Analysis and Management (2020/21)