Peter Pham

Peter Pham is a professor in the Finance Discipline at the University of Sydney Business School. His research focuses on corporate finance, entrepreneurial finance, and financial markets, with specific interests in venture capital, ownership structure, equity issuance, and multinational firms. He has published in top finance journals such as Journal of Finance, Review of Financial Studies, Review of Finance, Management Science, Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis, and Journal of Banking and Finance. His research findings have been featured in media outlets such as Bloomberg News, Conversation, and Institutional Investor Magazine. He has been involved in successful applications for the Australian Research Council Discovery and Linkages Grants and has taught courses in corporate finance, banking, mergers and acquisitions, and venture capital.

Peter Kien Pham is a finance scholar at the University of Sydney, focusing on corporate governance, family business groups, and financial market dynamics. His research explores how ownership structures, control motivations, and corporate governance mechanisms influence firm performance, stock returns, and capital market behaviors. Pham's work examines the role of internal capital markets, IPO processes, and strategic decision-making in family business groups, as well as the impact of public information and order submission on market efficiency. His studies also address the implications of foreign ownership, cross-border expansions, and alternative performance measures in emerging markets.