Dr. Asta Klimavičienė
Dr. Asta Klimavičienė is an associate professor at ISM University of Management and Economics. She holds a PhD in Finance degree from Manchester Business School, University of Manchester (UK). She was awarded a three-year European Commission Marie Curie Fellowship to pursue a doctoral degree. Asta received ISM Scholar of the year award in 2011. Her research interests focus on the areas of emerging markets and financial literacy. Asta currently teaches corporate finance courses at undergraduate, postgraduate, and executive levels. She runs “Finance for non-finance executives” training programmes for private and public companies since 2017. As an external expert, Asta provides financial consulting services. She has been working in advisory roles at LRT (Lithuanian National Radio and Television) since 2017, where she currently serves as an independent member of LRT Council Committee on Procurement and Investment Policy.
Awards
- ISM Scholar of the year award in 2011.
Research areas
- Emerging markets and financial literacyCorporate finance
Teaching areas
- Corporate Finance
Publications
Klimavičienė, A., & Kunigiškytė, G. (2021). Sovereign credit ratings and emerging stock markets: The impact of the Dodd-Frank act. In World Finance & Banking Symposium (pp. 34-34). Budapest: Cornivus University of Budapest
Klimavičienė, A., & Sereika, Š. (2020). Innovation and financial performance in telecommunication companies. In V. Škudienė, J. Li-Yang, & F. Bernhard (Eds.), Innovation Management (pp. 72-91). Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Publishing. https://doi.org/10.4337/9781789909814.00016
Vojtovic, S., Klimavičienė, A., & Pilinkienė, V. (2019). The linkages between economic growth and FDI in CEE countries. Ekonomický časopis – Journal of economics, 67(3), 264-279.
Klimavičienė, A., & Darškuvienė, V. (2019). Family ownership and performance revisited. The case of Poland and Baltics. In The 11th Nordic Corporate Governance Network Conference 2019, November 1–2, 2019, Oslo (pp. 1-1). Centre for Corporate Governance Research, BI Norwegian Business School.
Aldošina, K., Granskas, J., Klimavičienė, A., Kušlys, M., & Šarapovas, T. (2018). Ekonomikos ir finansų užduotys su sprendimais (moksleiviams ir mokytojams): vadovėlis. Vilnius: ISM vadybos ir ekonomikos universitetas.
Klimavičienė, A., & Pilinkienė, V. (2016). The triad of economic growth, FDI, and financial market development in CEE countries. In 5th Annual Lithuanian Conference on Economic Research 2016, June 30, Vilnius (pp. 1-1). ISM University of Management and Economics; Bank of Lithuania.
Klimavičienė, A., & Žirgulis, R. (2016). Firm specific characteristics and the choice of publicly traded corporate bonds v syndicated loans in UK. In Portsmouth-Fordham Conference on “Banking & Finance” 2016, September 24-25, Portsmouth (pp. 1-1). Portsmouth Business School, University of Portsmouth; Center for Research in Contemporary Finance, Fordham University.
Alonderienė, R., & Klimavičienė, A. (2013). Insights into Lithuanian students choice of university and study program in management and economics. Management : Journal of Contemporary Management Issues, 18(1), 1-22.
Klimavičienė, A., & Grigaliūnienė, Ž. (2013). Is Lithuania really basketball mad? Mood effect on stock returns. In 5th International Conference „Economic Challenges in Enlarged Europe" 2013, June 16-18, Tallinn (pp. 1-1). Tallinn School of Economics and Business Administration of the Tallinn University of Technology.
Klimavičienė, A. (2011). Sovereign credit rating announcements and Baltic stock markets. Organizations and Markets in Emerging Economies, 2(1), 51-62. https://doi.org/10.15388/omee.2011.2.1.14289
Klimavičienė, A., & Pilinkus, D. (2011). The impact of sovereign credit rating changes on the stock markets in Central and Eastern Europe. Transformations in Business & Economics, 10(3), 87-103.
