Cyber Risk and Bank Stability: Global Evidence
In the wake of cybersecurity threats and cybercrimes, the project aims to investigate the effect of cybersecurity investment and cyber disclosure on stability, value, and operations risk of global banks.
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Cyber Risk and Bank Stability: Global Evidence
Project description
Cyber spending and cyber disclosure play key roles in bank stability and valuation for large banks.
Project description, which includes who leads on the project, affiliated academics and non-academics, project aims:
This is a Taylor’s University Flagship Research grant. Prof. Hamid Uddin is the PI for the project. Prof. Sabur Mollah and Prof. Christophe Schinckus are Co-Is of the project. Dr. Hakim Ali is a research scholar of the project.
Key research outputs
- Uddin, H., Mollah, S., and Ali, H. (2020). Does cyber tech spending matter for bank stability? International Review of Financial Analysis 72.
- Uddin, H., Mollah, S., Ali, H., and Schinckus, C. (2021). Cyber Risk Disclosure and Value Effect for Banks. Working Paper.
- Uddin, H., Mollah, S., and Ali, H. (2021). The impact of cybertechnology on the operational risk of banks. Working Paper.
Research activity
- Vietnam Symposium in Banking and Finance (VSBF2019) held at the Banking Academy of Vietnam and Malaysian Finance Association annual meeting 2019.
