Faculty
Degrees
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PhD, Economics, Wayne State University, 1971
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MA, Economics, Wayne State University, 1967
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BA, Economics, Wayne State University, 1962
Research Interests
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Corruption and Economic and Finance Development
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Minority Banking
- Financial intermediation and economic development
- Microfinance
- Social Entrepreneurship
Professional & Community Affiliations
Professional Associations
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Midwest Finance Association
Professional Activities
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Have Refereed for:
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Journal of Economic Asymmetries
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Journal of Developing Areas
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Journal of Money, Credit and Banking
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Journal of Economics and Business
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Quarterly Journal of Business Economics
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Accounting and Business Research
- Journal of Economics
- Journal of Developmental Entrepreneurship
Courses Taught
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FINC 347. Financial Institutions
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FINC 332. Business Finance
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FINC 450. Financial Management
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FINC 456. Management of Financial Institutions
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FINC 552. Financial Institutions (Bangkok)
Awards
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John F. Kennedy - William Fulbright Scholar in Economics and Finance, National Institute of Development Administration, Bangkok, Thailand (June to October 1988)
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Undergraduate Business Faculty of the Year Awards: (teaching excellence)
Loyola University Chicago (April 1981, April 1992, and April 1998)
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MBA outstanding Faculty (teaching excellence), Loyola University (May 2001 and May 1982)
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Fulbright-Hays Research Aboard Award (Summer 1980)
Publications
Refereed Articles
Lash, N. A. "Corruption in Thailand: An International Perspective." International Journal of Applied Economics and Econometrics, 18.2 (2010). 166-162.
Lash, Nicholas. , "Asymmetric Finance: Issues in Micro Finance." Journal of Asymmetric Economics, 5. 1 (2008).
Lash, Nicholas. & Batavia, B. "Government Economic Policies and Corruption." Journal of International Finance and Economics, 3. 3 (2006). 18-25.
Lash, Nicholas. , "Black-Owned Banks: A Survey of Issues." Journal of Developmental Entrepreneurship, 10. 2 (2005).