Dr Amee Kim

After achieving an MFin in International Finance and Financial Institutions at University of Glasgow, I completed my PhD in Financial Management at University of Leicester. I obtained my PGCAP and Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy and have ten years of higher education teaching experience.

I have been a module leader the following modules:

• Accounting for Business (Year 2)
• Financial Markets and Risk Management (Year 3)

I have supervised the following projects:

• Dissertation (Year 3)
•  Individual Study (Year 3) 

I have acted as a subject chair for our partnership institutions:

• Contemporary Issues in Accounting (Foundation Year)
• Personal and Academic Skills for Success (Year 1)
• Economics (Year 1) 
• Business Information and Analysis (Year 1)
• Financial Management (Year 3)
• Strategic Financial Management (Year 3) 

I have also experience in teaching the following modules

• Business Accounting (Year 1)
• Management Accounting (Year 2) 
• Corporate Finance (Year 2)
• Financial Strategy (Year 3)

I am leading a research project evaluating the role of accounting communication on female senior manager stereotyping, with the objective to develop guidelines for improving analysis and presentation of gender-related issues at managerial level. This project is a collaboration with the University of Birmingham and received a grant from the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW).

I am currently leading the development of behavioural and physiological models to determine the likelihood of individual financial risk-taking. This project is a collaboration with Nottingham Trent University.

I am involved with a project using digital signal processing techniques (recurrence analysis) for evaluating and predicting the cryptocurrency market. This project is a collaboration with University of Birmingham, University of Oxford, Nottingham Trent University, and Vlerick Business School. 

Publications:

(1)    Kim, A. and Frandsen, A-C. (2022). What you see is not what you get: Articulating annual reports with Barthesian analysis, in SAGE Research Methods Cases: Business & Management

(2)    Kim, A. (2022). Semiotic analysis in financial markets, in Research Methods in Marketing, Business and Management: Theoretical and Practical Perspectives, Taylor and Francis Group Publishing Limited.

(3)    Kim, A. and McGoun, S. (2022). K-pop and K-Car: The Underpinnings of 21st Century Korean Cultural/Industrial Successes, Central European Management Journal, In press.

(4)    Kim, A. and McGoun, S. (2020). The Rise of the Bentley and Broad War Boys: Converting Nascent Automotive and Computer Technologies into Mainstream Sports. Journal of Motorsport Culture & History (In press).

(5)    Kim, A. (2019) "Symbolic representations of financial events in the Korean media", Qualitative Research in Financial Markets, https://doi.org/10.1108/QRFM-10-2017-0097

(6)    Kim, A. and Vanheusden, F.J. (2019). Yin-Yang representation of financial crisis: a Korean perspective. International Journal of Management Concepts and Philosophy, 12(4), pp.385-408.

I am Chief Examiner at Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment (CISI), UK. I am also External examiner for Postgraduate Business Programmes at University of Roehampton, UK. I am currently a reviewer as the following journals:

• Finance Research Letters
• International Journal of Computational Systems Engineering 
• Journal of International Marketing
• International Journal of Advertising
• Managerial Finance
• International Journal of Cross Cultural Management
• Cross Cultural & Strategic Management.

I currently serve as the Track Co-Chair of the Corporate Governance Special Interest Group at the British Academy of Management (BAM).