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Biography

Di Bu is an Associate Professor of Finance and the founding Director of the Macquarie University FinTech and Banking Research Centre. He earned his Ph.D. in Finance from the University of Queensland in 2015.

Di's research interests span Financial Technology (FinTech), Climate Finance, and Household Finance, where he explores the dynamics behind belief formation and financial decision-making among households and corporations. His impactful research has been featured in top-tier academic journals, including Management Science (UTD 24, ABDC A*), the Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis (FT50 ABDC A*), the Journal of Development Economics (ABDC A*), the Journal of Banking and Finance (ABDC A*), and the Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control (ABDC A*), among others.

Research and Innovation:
Di Bu integrates FinTech innovations and behavioral finance to embed sustainability into financial systems, promoting sustainable lending, investment, and enhancing climate resilience among households. His pioneering projects include AI-driven credit assessments, Open Banking, data privacy, behavioral interventions for sustainable investing, ESG analytics, and digital tools for climate adaptation. His work, supported by strong partnerships across industry, government, and philanthropy, has secured over AUD 4 million in funding, including two ARC Linkage projects and one ARC Discovery project, reflecting his commitment to driving meaningful financial and environmental outcomes.

Research interests

  • FinTech
  • Climate Finance
  • Household Finance
  • Behavioral Finance

Education/Academic qualification

Finance, PhD, Credit Risk Management, The University of Queensland

Award Date: 15 Feb 2015

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