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This past year, our faculty produced excellent research
and high-profile conferences through our research institutes,
centres and programmes. These include:
B NP Paribas Hedge Fund Centre
C entre for Corporate Governance
F amily Business Research Initiative
C entre for Entrepreneurship
L ehman Brothers Centre for Women in Business
M anagement Innovation Lab (MLab)
P rivate Equity Institute
I nstitute of Technology
Our faculty are renowned for influencing Corporate Governance’. Leverhulme from The Alfred P Sloan Foundation
the intellectual and strategic agenda of Fellowships are awarded for original for ‘Industry Change through Vertical
business leaders, policy-makers and research to “individuals of exceptional Disintegration: How and Why Markets Fostering rigorous, influential research
scholars worldwide. Their rigorous research energy and talent”. Emerged in Mortgage Banking’.
attracts international acclaim. Our diverse Dr Bert De Reyck (Management Professor Sir Andrew Likierman
faculty win numerous awards for their Science and Operations), Professor (Accounting) received an honorary
by world-class faculty
scholarship. Last year we recruited 13 Zeger Degraeve (Management Science doctorate (DBA) from Oxford
new faculty, bringing our faculty roster and Operations) and Pascale Crama Brookes University.
to 93 from 26 countries. (PhD2002) were joint winners of the Professor Hélène Rey (Economics)
Seventh Annual Case Competition for won the Centre for Economic Policy
Faculty accomplishments over the past ‘Phytopharm plc’. The competition is Research’s 2006 Germán Bernácer
year include: organised by the Institute for Operations Prize for top European economists.
Research and Management Science. Professor Eli Talmor (Accounting)
The Centre for Corporate Governance The Journal of Financial Intermediation gave evidence at the UK Treasury
was awarded £1.4 million by the bestowed a Best Paper Award on Select Committee in July. His address
Economic and Social Research Council Professor Julian Franks (Finance) was the leading testimony and was
(ESRC) in 2006. Specifically, finance for ‘Finance innovations and part of a panel of experts giving
Professors Julian Franks, Henri Servaes, corporate insolvency’. evidence on private equity.
Viral Acharya and Drs Paolo Volpin, Professor Lynda Gratton (Organisational Professor Chris Voss (Management
Joao Cocco and Denis Gromb were Behaviour) received the AESC Annual Science and Operations), along with
awarded the grant, which goes towards Award for her co-authored article, Stephanie Robertson (MBA99), Adrian
the costs of a three-year research ‘Reflections on Change’. The award Clarke (MBA2002) and Josephine
programme entitled ‘Corporate Governance, honours the best-published research on Brennan (JEMBA2002) won the
Capital Markets and Performance’. leadership and corporate governance. Ethics and Social Responsibility
Professor Viral Acharya (Finance) gained Dr Michael Jacobides (Strategic and category at the European Case Awards
a Leverhulme Research Fellowship to International Management) won the 2007 for ‘The Co-operative Group:
conduct research on ‘Private Equity and 2006 Industry Studies Best Paper Prize Fairtrade Chocolate’.
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