Jean-Philippe SERBERA

Associate Professor

  • Finance

About

Jean-Philippe Serbera holds a master’s degree in finance from the Toulouse School of Economics and a Ph.D.in industrial economics fromthe University of Montpellier. He has extensive international academic and professional experience, having held positions in England, Morocco, and France. With a modern and constructive approach to higher education and research, Jean-Philippe teaches finance and accounting courses in both French and English (bilingual). He is frequently featured in the media and publishes in periodicals and academic journals. His research interests focus onmodeling the performance of cryptocurrenciesandalgorithmic trading,the financial impact of the professional sports industry, andthe analysis of competitive marketsin various sectors (networks, blockchain).

Degrees

  • 2016 > Postgraduate Certificate in Higher Education (PGCert), Sheffield Hallam University

  • 2011 > Ph.D. in Economics (Industrial Organization), University of Montpellier

  • 2007 > Master's in Industrial and Network Economics (EIRE), University of Montpellier

  • 2006 > Master of Science in Financial Markets and Intermediaries (MIF), Toulouse School of Economics

Academic Experience

  • October 2022–present > Associate Dean for Research – Professor of Finance and Accounting – éklore-ed School of Management, Pau

  • Jan 2016 – Sept 2022 > Senior Lecturer – Banking and Financial Markets – Sheffield Hallam University, UK

  • Jan 2014 – Dec 2015 > Assistant Professor – Finance and Economics – International University of Rabat, Morocco

  • Jan 2015 – Dec 2015 > Part-time Student – Finance – ESC Rennes and Toulouse Business School, France and Morocco

  • The Olympic Games and FIFA World Cups: Drivers of economic development, athletic performance, and geopolitical influence for host countries?

    Management & Prospective Gestion 2000 • 2024 • Ranking : 2*

  • Managing performance expectations in soccer

    Journal of Business Research • 2021 • Rating : 3*

  • The Financial and Prudential Performance of Chinese Banks and Fintech Lenders in the Digital Age

    Review of Quantitative Finance and Accounting • 2022 • Rating : 3*

  • Too big to fail? Accounting for predictions of financial distress in English professional soccer clubs

    Journal of Applied Accounting Research • 2021 • Ranking : 2*

  • Quantifying the Sustainability of Bitcoin and Blockchain

    Journal of Enterprise Information Management • 2020 • Ranking : 2*

  • Accounting

  • Corporate Finance

  • International Accounting

  • Microeconomics

  • Market Finance

  • Cryptocurrencies and Blockchain

  • Industrial Organization

  • Financial markets

  • Sports Economics

  • Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies

  • Jan 2012 – Dec 2013 > Graduate Proprietary Trader – Futures – Futex Global London