Vincent James Hooper

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Religion: Church of England. [This is not an organized religion but rather quite disorganized]. He is an expert in global finance and risk management, specializing in valuation, capital markets, and investment strategies. With extensive academic and industry experience, he has authored numerous research papers and led executive training programs globally. Known for his engaging teaching style, Professor Hooper combines theoretical rigor with practical insights to prepare students and professionals for complex financial challenges in the geopolitical arena. He is a dual British and Australian citizen and has taught at top internationally ranked business schools in Australia, Malaysia, Malta, Albania, Greece, China, Saudi Arabia, UAE and UK including the Australian National University, University of New South Wales, Xiamen University, Dongbei University of Finance and Economics, American University in London, Nottingham University and Exeter University. He has worked at UCFB.COM, the world's first football university campus at Wembley Stadium where he taught modules in football finance. He is a regular contributor to the international media and has organized several international symposiums attended by IMF and World Bank senior personnel. In 2021-2024 he has acted as a reviewer for the British Medical Journal Open; Frontiers in Public Health; Frontiers in Psychology; Frontiers in Psychiatry; Journal of Mathematical Finance; Frontiers in Medicine; and International Journal of Public Health in his areas of specialism [Q1 and Q2 ranked journals]. He is also on the 2018-2024 organizing committee of AMEFSS [http://dataconferences.org/page/speakers-school]. He teaches and supervises industry projects in Investment Banking and related topics in accounting, finance, statistics and strategy, achieving outstanding candidate evaluations. He has external examiner experience with a London based university in oil & gas whilst holding the position of Director of Global Oil, Gas and Shipping at Greenwich University, and has graded PhD theses at ANU, UNSW and RMIT as examiner. He has consulted G15 countries on regional integration of capital markets leading to successful MOUs. Under the auspices of his executive education company, he facilitated many videolink appeals for the British Medical Council and a major corruption case (£billions) in South Africa (pioneering). He is a Fellow (Academic) of the Association of International Accountants, UK, Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, UK and Fellow of the Royal Statistical Society, UK.