Linh's research primarily focuses on bank corporate culture, deposit insurance, and financial regulation. His overarching goal is to understand how financial institutions create societal value and how regulatory frameworks, including deposit insurance schemes, influence this process.

In addition to exploring the impact of bank culture on financial intermediation, covering areas such as lending, deposit-taking, and risk management, Linh is engaged in studying the welfare implications of deposit insurance. His work examines how deposit insurance systems affect financial stability, risk-taking behaviors, and depositor protection.

Linh’s research has been published in top journals, including the Journal of International Economics, Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, Review of Corporate Finance Studies, Journal of Financial Stability, and British Journal of Management. He currently serves as the editor of the Working Paper Series for the Centre for Responsible Banking and Finance of the University of St Andrews Business School, where he is also the Director of the MSc Banking and Finance Programme.

Linh is a Senior Lecturer in Banking and Finance at the University of St Andrews Business School. He has also held a visiting position at Fordham University, New York and Chuo University, Tokyo. Before transitioning to academia, he served as Head of Treasury at Saigonbank in Vietnam. Linh holds an MA with Distinction in Banking and Finance and a PhD in Banking from Bangor University.

Bank culture and governance 
Deposit insurance and social welfare
Financial regulation

Bank culture; deposit insurance; financial regulation

• FI5308 Banks, the Economy & Society
• FI5439 Corporate Financial Management