Professor in Economic Geography. Franziska’s research interests are multifaceted, crossing the boarders of financial, behavioural, entrepreneurial, evolutionary, and political geography.

Interested in studying the impact of technological changes on urban financial centers, as well as how technology shapes the nature of financial work in terms of human capital (skills) requirements.

Professor of geography. Her research interests are on financial geography, sustainable finance, finance for development, circular and green economy, energy transition, tourism, and sustainable development policies.

Postdoctoral researcher in Financial Geography. Her research interests include urban planning and economics, real estate markets, and financial geography.

Professor of International Management. Her research and interests include platform businesses, FinTech, human geography, global talent, future of work, AI.

Lecturer in Sustainability. Her research interests are sustainable finance, biodiversity finance, innovative market instruments for nature finance, and green fintech.

Professor in Geography. Her research sits at the intersection of economic, political, and legal geography, international political economy, and critical legal studies.

Senior Lecturer in Economics. His main research interests are macroeconomics, finance, and economic geography.

PhD candidate researching the growing relationship between pension funds and the financial industry, focusing on Brazil's efforts to attract institutional clients.

Postdoctoral researcher. his research interests lie at the intersection of financial geography, urban studies, economic sociology and computational social sciences.

PhD candidate. His general research interests include FinTech, AI, and the future of international financial centres.

Researcher, he is an anthropologist and geographer. His research explores the fiscal and financial politics of West African cities, mainly in Dakar and Abidjan.