I am an Associate Professor and researcher at Corvinus University of Budapest. My research focuses on sustainable and blended finance, with a particular emphasis on social investments, nature-based solutions, and biodiversity finance. Earlier in my career, I worked on innovation, startup financing, and venture capital, which also formed the basis of several academic publications. My recent work reflects a strong commitment to exploring how financial systems can support ecological sustainability while maintaining economic viability.

Alongside my research activity, I have over twenty years of experience teaching finance-related subjects, including corporate finance, asset pricing, portfolio management, and financial calculations. I place strong emphasis on connecting theory with real-world financial decision-making and preparing students for the challenges of modern financial markets.

I have received several professional recognitions, including the Hungarian Academy of Sciences grant for researchers raising young children (2024) and 2nd place in the Hungarian National Bank’s Green Finance Research Initiative (2025). Earlier awards include Teacher of the Year (2013) and the Rector’s Award for Distinction (2016) at Corvinus University of Budapest. I have also held various academic leadership and organizational roles within the university and the wider professional community.