Fátima Teresa Sol Murta Full member
Fátima Teresa Sol Murta obtained a degree in Economics by the Faculdade de Economia da Universidade de Coimbra (F.E.U.C.) in 1990, Master Degree in Financial Economics by the F.E.U.C., May 1996 and the PH degree in Economics in 2006. She is currently professor in the FEUC. In FEUC assumed functions as member of the Pedagogic Council, as coordinator of the internships of the 2nd cycle of studies in Economics, and also as co-coordinator of the 1st cycle in Economics. She is, sinceJuly 2015, member of the FEUC Assembly. She i salso a resercher at CEBER. She held temporary invited positions at the IEP - Institut de Sciences Politiques from the Université Montesquieu IV (Bordeaux). She published at the Brussels Economic Review and is the author of a book with the title “The overnight interest rate and its volatility”. She participated in international conferences.
Working Papers
Flip the coin: Heads, tails or cryptocurrencies?
Publications
Local banking development and SME conservative financing policy. Does bank branch density matter?. Small Business Economics.(2024)
The crypto Wild West: a deep dive into the market volatility of junk coins versus Bitcoin. The Journal of Financial Market Infrastructures, 12.(2025)
Does societal trust affect banking activity? European evidence. International Journal of Bank Marketing.(2025)
Will the euro replace the U.S. dollar as the leading international currency? A volatility analysis. Eurasian Economic Review.(2025)
Sustainability and the domestic credit market: worldwide evidence. Eurasian Economic Review.(2024)
Business cycles and tourism activity: the case of Portugal. International Journal of Services, Economics and Management, 15, 273-289.(2024)
Flip the Coin: Heads, Tails or Cryptocurrencies?. Scientific Annals of Economics, 70, 1-18.(2023)
On the relationship between corruption and bank lending activity: European evidence. Journal of Financial Crime, 30, 1770-1783.(2023)
Tourism seasonality management strategies – what can we learn from payment data. Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Insights, 6, 1205-1221.(2023)
Financialization: curse or salvation? The case of Latvia, a small and post-transition economy. Entrepreneurship and Sustainability Issues, 9, 173-197.(2022)
Macroeconomic Impacts of the Covid-19 Pandemic in Some European Union Countries: A Counterfactual Analysis. In: Zdravković, Aleksandar, Stancheva-Gigov, Iskra, Lazić, Milena, Naumova-Mihajlovska, Katerina Hadži (Ed.), EUROPEAN ECONOMIES AFTER COVID-19: CHALLENGES AND IMPLICATIONS FOR THE MACROECONOMIC POLICY 14th International Scientific Conference. Institute of Economic Sciences. 11-14.(2022)
Does financial literacy “grease the wheels” of the loans market? A note. Studies in Economics and Finance,, 39, 331-341.(2022)
Macroeconomic Impacts of Covid-19 Pandemic in Some European Union Countries: A Counterfactual Analysis. Economic and Financial Implications of Covid-19 Crisis, (pp 11-31). FR: Université Côte d'Azur Balkan Institute of Science and Innovation.(2022)
Tourism seasonality management strategies – what can we learn from payment data. Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Insights, forthcoming.(2022)
Does sustainability drive bank lending activity? A note. In: Solilová, Veronika, Vránová, Hana (Ed.), Economic Competitiveness and Sustainability - 24th International Conference. 25. Mendel University in Brno.(2022)
IQAS and continuous improvement in the quality of the teaching-learning process: an experience at the University of Coimbra. Excellence in Teaching and Learning in Higher Education: Institutional policies, research and practices in Europe, (pp 89-110). PT: Imprensa da Universidade de Coimbra.(2021)
Does financial literacy “grease the wheels” of the loans market? A note. Studies in Economics and Finance.(2021)
Excellence in Teaching and Learning in Higher Education: Institutional policies, research and practices in Europe. Imprensa da Universidade de Coimbra.(2021)
Does Financial Literacy “Grease the Wheels” of Loans Market? A Note” (abstract). Conferência Internacional 4th Economics, Business and Organization Research EBOR. 51.(2021)
Contacts
Address
Faculdade de EconomiaUniversidade de Coimbra
Av. Dias da Silva, 165
3004-512 Coimbra
Portugal