Dr. Supriya Kapoor

Assistant Professor, School Office Trinity Business School

SUPRIYA.KAPOOR@tcd.ie 3531896 4016 https://sites.google.com/tcd.ie/supriya-kapoor/home?authuser=0

Biography

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. She holds a PhD in Financial Economics from University College Dublin and an MSc in Economics from Trinity College Dublin. Dr. Kapoor did her undergraduate degree in B.A.(Hons) Economics from Delhi University, India. Dr. Kapoor's primary research focus is on macro-finance with an emphasis on monetary policy, banking and firm behaviour that involves examining the interplay between large-scale economic policies and the actions of financial institutions and non-financial corporations. She has published her work in high-quality leading international journals including Journal of Banking and Finance, Small Business Economics and International Journal of Central Banking, among others. 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 impactful research outputs by focusing on the implications of various asset purchase programmes, unconventional and conventional monetary policy on real economy. Dr. Kapoor has successfully collaborated on projects (ongoing and completed) with researchers at the Central Bank of Ireland, European Central Bank, Banque de France, Sveriges Riksbank, Queen Mary University of London and University of Essex. She has also been a funded Visiting Scholar at the Banque de France and Sveriges 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. Prior to joining TCD, Dr. Kapoor was an Assistant Lecturer in Finance at the Technological University Dublin. Apart from research and teaching, Dr. Kapoor engages in pioneering ideas and offering innovative insights in finance and macroeconomics as a thought leader. Specifically, she has contributed non-academic articles to The Conversation, MeJudice and has participated in a podcast, 'The Why Curve' where she spoke to the audiences on the role of central banks and inflation.

Publications and Further Research Outputs

Peer-Reviewed Publications
Non-Peer-Reviewed Publications

Supriya Kapoor, Oana Peia, The impact of quantitative easing on liquidity creation, Journal of Banking and Finance, 2021Journal Article, 2021, URL , TARA - Full Text
Supriya Kapoor, Adnan Velic, QE: Implications for Bank Risk-Taking, Profitability, and Systemic Risk, 2022Working Paper, 2022, URL
Marie Finnegan, Supriya Kapoor, ECB unconventional monetary policy and SME access to finance, Small Business Economics, 2023Journal Article, 2023, URL , TARA - Full Text
Guillaume Horny, Supriya Kapoor, Investment Response to Monetary Policy in a Low Interest Rate Environment: Evidence from the ECB's Corporate QE, 2021Working Paper, 2021
Supriya Kapoor, Anuj Pratap Singh, Balance sheet strength and the bank-lending channel: evidence from an emerging market, 2019Working Paper, 2019, URL
Supriya Kapoor and Marianna Blix Grimaldi, Fed QE and lending behaviour: a heterogeneity analysis of asset purchases, Working Paper Series 428, Sveriges Riksbank (Central Bank of Sweden), 2023Working Paper, 2023, URL , TARA - Full Text
Supriya Kapoor, Adnan Velic, QE: Implications for Bank Risk-Taking, Profitability, and Systemic Risk, International Journal of Central Banking, 2024Journal Article, 2024
Supriya Kapoor, Inflation: why it's happening and why interest rates are going up to combat it, The Conversation, UK, August, 2022Report, 2022, URL
Supriya Kapoor, Autumn statement 2022: experts react, The Conversation, UK, November, 2022Report, 2022, URL

Supriya Kapoor, Corporate Investment Response to an Easing in Funding Cost, Seminar Series, California, United States, May 2023, 2023, Department of Economics, UC Santa CruzInvited Talk

Research Expertise

Keywords

Social sciences, Economics and Business Administration,

Recognition

Visiting Researcher - Central Bank of Ireland March 2023
Trinity Business School Teaching Excellence Award June 2024
Visiting Researcher - Banque de France April 2022
Visiting Scholar Program - Sveriges Riksbank September 2022
Research Affiliate at Macro-Finance Division, Central Bank of Ireland March 2024 - till date

Irish Society of Women in Economics (ISWE) till date
European Economic Association till date
American Economic Association till date

I am serving as an external examiner for Technological University of Shannon: Midlands Midwest starting 2024 for a period of three years. May 2024
Actively participate in media engagement and non-academic writings relating to my research interests and ongoing research. Since my appointment at Trinity Business School, I have contributed to various non-academic articles voicing my views on topics relating to macroeconomics and finance at various platforms. Specifically, I contributed to the Autumn Statement 2022 in the UK for The Conversation UK in November 2022 and an article for The Conversation UK and Council Journal on inflation and how central banks need to bear the risk of recession in mind as they adjust interest rates to tackle inflation in August 2022. 2022-2023
I had started as the course director for MSc. in Financial Risk Management in academic year 2023/24. This opportunity has given me immense exposure to leadership role in my second year at TBS and I have successfully contributed to the programme"s development in the many ways including introducing modules, bringing in guest speakers, carrer fairs, company visits, among others. June 2023
I refereed journal articles for Journal of Financial Services Research and International Journal of Finance and Economics, Applied Economics, International Review of Economics and Finance, and Accounting and Finance journal. 2022
I am the faculty advisor for CFA Challenge. My role includes mentoring and preparing students for the challenge where they compete with other universities in Ireland. February 2024