Linh’s research focus is on banking, corporate culture and governance in financial services. The overarching aim of his research is to understand how financial institutions create societal values and the role regulators play in this process. Specifically, Linh is interested in exploring the impacts of bank culture and regulatory changes on various aspects of financial intermediation including lending, deposit taking and risk management. His work has been published in the Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, Review of Corporate Finance Studies, Journal of Financial Stability, British Journal of Management, and other leading journals. Currently, he serves as the editor of the working paper series of the Centre for Responsible Banking and Finance of the University of St Andrews and Director of MSc Finance and Management Programme.

Linh is a Senior Lecturer in Banking and Finance at the University of St Andrews Business School. Previously he held a visiting position at Fordham University New York, Gabelli School of Business. Before joining academia, Linh was Head of Treasury of Saigonbank in Vietnam. He holds an MA (Distinction) in Banking and Finance and a PhD in Banking from Bangor University. 

Banking
Corporate culture
Governance

Banking; corporate culture; governance

• MN3101 Corporate Finance and Control
• MN5442 Corporate Financial Management