Dr Angelidis obtained his PhD in Finance from the University of Piraeus (Department of Banking and Financial Management) in 2005. The thesis examined Statistical Methods of Calculating Value-at-Risk. He holds an MSc in Finance and Banking also from the University of Piraeus and a BSc in Statistics from the Athens University of Economics & Business. He is currently an Associate Professor of Finance at the University of Peloponnese (Department of Economics). Before that, he was a Lecturer at the University of Crete and the University of Aegean.

Dr Angelidis' teaching and research interests are in the areas of Portfolio Management and Risk Management. In particular, his current research focuses on the risk and return of global multi-asset strategies, predictability of asset returns, multi factor models and their use in portfolio management, evaluation of exchange traded funds.

1. Angelidis, T. & Tessaromatis, N., 2023. The disappearing profitability of volatility-managed equity factors. Journal of Financial Markets, 65, 100857. (AJG–ABS 3)
2. Angelidis, T., Sakkas, A. & Spiliotopoulos, G., 2023. Climate uncertainty and marginal climate capital needs. Finance Research Letters, 56, 104060.   (AJG–ABS 2)
3. Angelidis, T., Babalos, V. & Fessas, M., 2021. The economic gain of being small in the mutual fund industry: US and international evidence. International Review of Financial Analysis, 77, 101852. (AJG–ABS 3)
4. Angelidis, T. & Tessaromatis, N., 2017. Global equity country allocation: an application of factor investing. Financial Analyst Journal, 73, pp. 55-73. (AJG–ABS 3)
5. Angelidis, T., Sakkas, A. & Tessaromatis, N., 2015. Stock market dispersion, the business cycle and expected factor returns. Journal of Banking and Finance, 59, pp. 265-279. (AJG–ABS 3)