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Dr. Sherena Huang

Assistant Professor

Area
Faculty of Management, Sciences and Engineering
E-mail
s.huang18@bradford.ac.uk
Dr. Sherena Huang
3 publications
1 award

Biography

Dr Sherena Huang is an Assistant Professor in Finance at the University of Bradford, specialising in quantitative finance, financial markets, and AI-enabled financial systems. Her research focuses on data-driven modelling of market dynamics using machine learning and computational approaches, with interests including market microstructure, banking, FinTech regulation, and financial crime. She has undertaken policy-facing research at the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), contributing to market surveillance and regulatory analytics.

Dr Huang teaches and supervises undergraduate and postgraduate students. Her teaching is research-led and computationally focused, incorporating programming, simulation, AI automation, and authentic learning approaches. She also contributes to academic leadership through roles supporting data-driven research and technology-enhanced learning.

Dr Huang holds academic qualifications in Economics and Finance (PhD), Financial Law (LLM Res), Business Administration (MBA), and Computer Science (BSc).

Research

Technology and Innovation in Banking and Finance; Financial Crimes; Mathematical and Computational Finance; Model Simulations

Teaching

Finance and Financial Technology

Modules

  • International Banking - AFE7502-B
  • Fundamentals of Financial Technology, Blockchain and Value Creation - AFE7517-B
  • International Finance - AFE7508-A
  • Quantitative Methods in Finance - AFE7501-B

Professional activities

  • FHEA (1 January 2023)

  • Technical Program Committee (TPC) of Frontiers in Emerging Technologies and Systems Conference (ETC2027), https://emergingtechconference.com.au/

  • Journal Of Financial Regulation And Compliance - REVIEWER

  • British Accounting and Finance Association , Research

Publications

  • Cryptocurrency and Crime

    Sherena Huang (2021) FinTech, Artificial Intelligence and the Law: Regulation and Crime Prevention. In Alison Lui and Nicholas Ryder editor(s) Routledge.