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Anastasia Kopita is an Assistant Professor at the FAMS Department. She previously held faculty positions in the UK, and particularly at University of Warwick and University of Essex. She holds a Ph.D in Finance from University of Cyprus. Her research interests are in the area of financial analyst research, firm disclosure policies and empirical corporate finance. Her research has received funding from the 6th Marie Curie Framework Programme.