Mark Cummins
Professor of Financial Technology
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Mark Cummins is an Associate Professor at the University of Strathclyde, UK. His research areas include financial decision-making, option pricing models, and carbon dioxide utilisation technologies. He has published extensively on topics such as risk management, regulatory capital, and model validation, contributing to the understanding of commodity risk and data imputation methods.
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Mark Cummins
University of Strathclyde
1 month ago
Fully funded PhD scholarship at the University of Strathclyde on The Financial Judgement of AI: New Insights into Political Ideology & Role-Conditioned Bias . This doctoral project sits at the intersection of Generative AI , large language models (LLMs) , financial decision-making , and responsible AI . The research asks whether LLMs embed systematic political ideologies and whether those orientations influence the financial judgements they produce. It also examines how these effects change when models operate in professional roles such as financial analysts and financial advisers. Research applications mentioned in the post include investment recommendations , stock forecasting , and ESG-related financial decisions . The project is especially relevant for students interested in AI bias, model behavior, financial technology, and the governance of AI systems in high-stakes settings. Applicants are particularly encouraged if they have backgrounds in AI , machine learning , data science , computer science , finance , or FinTech , together with strong quantitative and programming skills. The project is supervised by Mark Cummins (Professor of Financial Technology at the University of Strathclyde), alongside Yashar Moshfeghi and James Bowden . Deadline: Friday 18 September 2026. How to apply: Open the full details via the application link and follow the university instructions to submit your PhD application before the deadline.
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Robert Gillanders
Dublin City University
GUILLAUME BAGNAROSA
Associate Professor
Rennes School of Business
Orla McCullagh
Lecturer
University of Limerick
Sheila Killian
Associate Professor
University of Limerick Kemmy Business School
Pierangelo Rosati
Associate Professor
National University of Ireland Galway
Michael Dowling
Full Professor of Finance
Dublin City University
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