Semester 1, 2020

BFF3331 International Banking and Finance (Chief Examiner and lecturer for 6 weeks)

Semester 2, 2020

BFF3331 International Banking and Finance  (lecturer for 6 weeks)

BFC5130 Case Studies in Banking and Finance

Dr Kym Brown is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Banking and Finance teaching across a number of banking and international finance related subjects.

She has research interests in banking, Islamic finance (including the Shariah compliance or techniques within bank performance), bank performance including the MENA or GCC region, developing country finance, financial development leading to economic growth, ethics in cryptocurrencies and inequality and investigating the plight of women publishing in finance journals.

Along with John Vaz and Alistair Milne (Loughtborough University), we are considering the measurement of money by expanding the triad functions of money theory. This is part of a project around fintech and cryptocurrencies which reconsiders what is money in the modern day era as new technologies confront us with new forms.

Current research papers can be found on ResearchGate.

Periodically various papers published in journals have been on the most downloaded or cited lists: e.g. Pacific Basin Finance Journal, International Review of Economics and Finance and Journal of International Financial Markets, Institutions and Money.