Regular biography
Associate Professor Jacquelyn Humphrey is an Associate Professor in Finance at The University of Queensland's School of Business. She serves as the finance discipline convenor and leads research in sustainable finance, responsible investment, and corporate social responsibility. Her work explores how environmental, social, and governance factors influence investment decisions and corporate behavior. She has published in leading journals such as the Journal of Corporate Finance, Journal of Banking and Finance, and Nature Climate Change. Humphrey is also a member of the Sustainable Business Research Hub and Digital Finance Research Hub at UQ. Her research has been cited by international organizations including the United Nations Environment Programme and KPMG. She is the President of the Alliance of Finance Educators and a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.
Scholar-generated biography
Jacquelyn E. Humphrey is a researcher at the UQ Business School, University of Queensland, focusing on Sustainable Finance, Climate Finance, Responsible Investment, ESG, and Sustainability. Her work explores the financial implications of board diversity, socially responsible investment funds, and the impact of sustainability initiatives on corporate performance. She investigates how ESG factors influence fund performance, screening intensity, and corporate behavior, particularly in sectors like food and beverage. Humphrey also examines the relationship between climate goals and fossil fuel extraction rates, as well as the role of sustainability ratings in capturing climate objectives. Her research contributes to understanding the economic and environmental trade-offs in sustainable investment practices.