Rate My Professor Tahir Suleman

Suleman's research focuses on climate and energy finance, policy uncertainty, corporate finance, machine learning in finance, FinTech innovation, and financial econometrics. He has authored numerous publications in leading journals, including "Green investments: A luxury good or a financial necessity?" (Energy Economics, 2021), "Economic policy uncertainty, oil price shocks and corporate investment: Evidence from the oil industry" (Energy Economics, 2021), "Infectious disease and corporate activities" (Economics Letters, 2022), "Is marriage a turning point? Evidence from cash holdings behaviour" (British Journal of Management, 2024), "Infectious Disease and Asymmetric Industrial Volatility" (Applied Finance Letters, 2024), and "Do stock market fluctuations lead to currency deflation in the South Asian region?" (International Journal of Finance & Economics, 2024). His work examines volatility connectedness, geopolitical risks, sustainable investments, and high-frequency market dynamics. Recognized with the Otago Business School Best Emerging Researcher award (2020), 2018 BLR Outstanding Research Award, and 2023 NZX-CGI Best Paper Award, Suleman ranks in the top 10% of SSRN authors by downloads. He has refereed for over 45 journals, examined 20 PhD theses, supervised PhD completions, and presented at conferences like the New Zealand Finance Colloquium and GRASFI at Yale University.