Viktoria Dalko, Research Fellow

Prof. Dalko is a professor of finance and economics in the Executive Master of Science in Finance program of the City University of New York's business school, the Zicklin School. At age 27, Dalko became the Chief of Staff of the Committee of Budget, Tax and Finances of the first democratic Hungarian parliament. She was a member of the advisory committee to the President of the National Bank of Hungary, at the outset of the transition to the market economy. Dalko has taught extensively in the U.S., Taiwan, Hong Kong and China in MBA and executive MBA programs, including Thunderbird and the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. She received her PhD from the University of Pennsylvania. At the International Center for Corporate Accountability she concentrates on interdisciplinary research on how to manage, govern and regulate a corporation to achieve long and successful life and the consequences of corporate longevity on the equity markets and social stability.