Vivien Kleschné dr. Csapi
In 2006, Vivien Csapi earned a degree in Corporate Finance and Accounting from the Faculty of Business and Economics of the University of Pécs. She subsequently earned a degree in Law from the Faculty of Law and Political Sciences of the same university in 2007. In 2006, she began her doctoral studies at the Doctoral School of Business Administration of the University of Pécs and successfully defended her dissertation in 2013. Her research interests encompass investment theory, with a particular emphasis on real options theory. Her dissertation relates to the real options analysis of investments in the electricity sector at the individual and portfolio levels. Presently, she is engaged in the following research areas: the allocation of financing sources, the sequencing of investments, the portfolio approach to real option valuation, and ESG. She has been an assistant lecturer at the Faculty since 2008, an assistant professor since 2013, an associate professor since 2022, the Head of the Finance and Accounting Deparment, the head of the ESG Finance Research team, the deputy director of the Centre for Applied Learning, and the leader of the Performance Management division of the Centre for Higher Education Data Analysis and Performance Management since 2023. She gives undergraduate and graduate Real Options Analysis, Investment, and Asset Pricing courses.
Csapi, V., Ulbert, J., & Tóth-Pajor, Á. (2024).
Golden Ratio-based Leverage Targeting and the ESG Performance of US and European Listed Firms. RESEARCH IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AND FINANCE, 71. http://doi.org/10.1016/j.ribaf.2024.102469
Tóth-Pajor, Á., Bedő, Z., & Csapi, V. (2023).
Digitalization in entrepreneurship education and its effect on entrepreneurial capacity building. COGENT BUSINESS & MANAGEMENT, 10(2). http://doi.org/10.1080/23311975.2023.2210891
Ulbert, J., Takács, A., & Csapi, V. (2022).
Golden ratio-based capital structure as a tool for boosting firm’s financial performance and market acceptance. HELIYON, 8(6). http://doi.org/10.1016/j.heliyon.2022.e09671