Dr. Supriya Kapoor

Dr. Supriya Kapoor is an Assistant Professor in Finance at the Trinity Business School, Trinity College Dublin and a Research Affiliate at the Central Bank of Ireland. Prior to this, from 2019- 2022, she was a tenured Assistant Lecturer in the School of Accounting and Finance at Technological University Dublin. She holds a PhD in Financial Economics from University College Dublin in Financial Economics and an MSc in Economics from Trinity College Dublin. She also is a graduate in Economics from Delhi University, India. Dr. Kapoor's primary research focus is on finance and monetary economics. To date, she has co-authored publications including Journal of Banking and Finance, Small Business Economics and International Journal of Central Banking. Most of her ongoing research papers are empirical in nature with strong theoretical foundations and implications for monetary and regulatory policies. She contributes to the field by producing high quality and high impact research outputs by focusing on the implications of various asset purchase programmes and unconventional monetary policy on real economy and interest rates as it has high impact potential in policy setting. Dr. Kapoor has successfully collaborated on projects (ongoing and completed) with researchers at the Central Bank of Ireland, Banque de France and Sveriges Riksbank. She has also been a funded Visiting Scholar at the Banque de France and Riksbank. In March 2024, Dr. Kapoor has been appointed as a Research Affiliate at the Macro-Finance Division of Central Bank of Ireland. In terms of teaching, Dr. Kapoor teaches Introduction to Finance and Financial Markets and Institutions, and Financial Management on the UG Programme and Introductory Finance on the MSc Operations and Supply Chain Management as well as Entrepreneurial Finance on the Flexible Executive MBA. In 2024, the Trinity Business School launched a new module BUU33760 Financial Markets and Institutions and Dr. Kapoor has successfully designed and delivered the module. She has previously taught a range of undergraduate and postgraduate modules in Economics and Finance at University College Dublin, National University of Ireland, Maynooth and Dublin City University (Business School), thus bringing her total teaching experience to more than six years at leading universities in Ireland. She has also developed a course module for undergraduate and postgraduate students in quantitative methods in economics and Financial Technology (Fintech) respectively. Recently, in Trinity Business School she has designed and delivered the module on Entrepreneurial Finance on the Flexible Executive MBA programme.

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