Nomeda Lisauskienė

Nomeda Lisauskienė

Visiting lecturer at ISM, ISM Doctoral student in Economics

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Nomeda Lisauskienė is a final year PhD student in Behavioral Finance at ISM University of Management and Economics. Nomeda holds a Diploma in Systematic Economics Analysis from Vilnius University and has attended the MBA program in International Business Management at Aalborg University in Denmark. She has been a Fellow of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA). Prior to her doctoral studies, Nomeda has gained more than 15 years of professional experience in management, finance, and consulting. She has worked at SEB Global Service center, Ernst & Young, Arthur Andersen. Besides her academic activities, Nomeda is the CEO at a family investment company. She has also been actively investing in stocks, funds, and bonds by herself for more than 10 years. Nomeda‘s research areas include technology applications in financial investments, specifically, she investigates how robo-advisors influence investors’ behavioral biases.

Research areas

  • Behavioral economics and finance
  • Experimental economics and finance
  • Technology applications in financial investments

Teaching areas

  • Behavioral economics and finance
  • Experimental economics and finance

Publications

Lisauskienė, N., & Darškuvienė, V. (2021). Linking the robo-advisors phenomenon and behavioural biases in investment management: An interdisciplinary literature review and research agenda. Organisations and Markets in Emerging Economies, 12(2), 459-477. https://doi.org/10.15388/omee.2021.12.65
Lisauskienė, N., & Darškuvienė, V. (2021). Linking the robo-advisory phenomenon and behavioural biases in investment management: An interdisciplinary literature review and research agenda. In A. Gadeikiene, A. Pundziene & J. Banyte (Eds.), 2021 IEEE International Conference on Technology and Entrepreneurship (ICTE) “Leading digital transformation in business and society”: book of abstracts (p. 75). Kaunas: Technologija