Kristle Romero-Cortés
School of Banking & Finance - PhD Finance, Boston College | BA (Honours), Northwestern University
Dr. Kristle Cortés is an Associate Professor in the School of Banking and Finance in the Business School at the University of New South Wales. Her research interests include financial intermediation, empirical corporate finance, entrepreneurial finance, and the structure, optimization, and regulatory practices of the financial services industry. Dr. Cortés previously worked for the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland where, in addition to her research, she took part in the Federal Open Market Committee process. Her work has been published in the Journal of Financial Economics, The Review of Economics and Statistics and The Review of Corporate Finance Studies. Dr. Cortés has a PhD in finance from Boston College and a BA in economics and philosophy from Northwestern University.
From This Author
What financial know-how is required to run a successful SME?
Understanding your SME's finances empowers informed decision-making, fosters long-term success, and can help balance profit with purpose
Back to basics: finance 101 for small to medium enterprises
UNSW Business School Associate Professor Kristle Romero Cortés breaks down the basics of SME finance, from market flows and cost of capital to budgeting for business growth
What happens to the economy if people can't pay their home loans?
As Australia sees mortgage stress and other cost-of-living pressures rise, can it avoid the financial impact that is currently being seen in the UK and US?
How small business lending survives big bank stress tests
Research reveals other players are stepping in to provide credit