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Professor Huthaifa Alqaralleh is a Professor of Econometrics and Applied Economic Analysis. He holds a PhD in Econometrics from Brunel University London, where he previously worked as an hourly paid lecturer. He was promoted to full professor within less than nine years of his academic career, with the promotion carrying one year of seniority—an achievement reflecting sustained research productivity and strong academic recognition.
His research focuses on empirical macroeconomics and finance, particularly the modelling of economic and financial cycles, market volatility and shock transmission, and the relationship between macroeconomic news and asset prices. His recent research has expanded to include climate-related financial risks, sustainable and Islamic finance, green Sukuk, innovation markets, and financial connectedness across different investment horizons.
Professor Alqaralleh has published more than 40 peer-reviewed articles in leading international journals, including Finance Research Letters, The North American Journal of Economics and Finance, The Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics, Resources Policy, Economic Modelling, Journal of Applied Economics, Borsa Istanbul Review, International Journal of Energy Sector Management, International Journal of Housing Markets and Analysis, Cogent Economics & Finance, and Energy & Environment. His latest publications examine climate-risk transmission across Sukuk and ESG Sukuk markets, climate-risk spillovers between green and traditional assets, and the horizon-dependent effects of market and geopolitical uncertainty on innovation-focused portfolios.
Through his research and academic and administrative roles, Professor Alqaralleh continues to contribute to the development of economic research and education and to the application of advanced econometric methods to contemporary economic and financial challenges.
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