Last week, I had the honor to talk to IE Business School’s professor of finance, Maxim Mironov. We talked about the inability of the Russian state to fulfill its international financial obligations, as well as the results of sanctions and the current state of the Russian economy.
Maxim Mironov’s primary research interest is in empirical corporate finance. He also is interested in international accounting, management compensation, and corporate governance. Before joining IE Business School in 2009, Maxim taught as a visiting professor at New Economic School of Moscow. His non-academic experience includes working as an Investment Director at PSC, one of the largest direct investment funds in Russia.
A Conversation with Maxim Mironov, Professor of IE Business School on Russia’s Default and more.
Maxim Mironov’s primary research interest is in empirical corporate finance. He also is interested in international accounting, management compensation, and corporate governance. Before joining IE Business School in 2009, Maxim taught as a visiting professor at New Economic School of Moscow. His non-academic experience includes working as an Investment Director at PSC, one of the largest direct investment funds in Russia.
A Conversation with Maxim Mironov, Professor of IE Business School on Russia’s Default and more.
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