Arif
Saldanlı
Research on financial markets, banking, regional inequality and urban economic development in Türkiye.
Associate Professor of Finance, Istanbul University
Arif Saldanlı is an Associate Professor of Finance at Istanbul University (Faculty of Economics, Department of Business Administration). This site lists 97 publications from 2012–2026: 43 journal articles, 21 conference papers, 17 books, 11 book chapters, 3 translations and 2 edited volumes. Recurring research topics include Financial markets, Banking, Urban economics, Sustainable finance, Regional economics, Behavioural finance. 51 full texts are available as open PDF downloads; every record offers APA, MLA and Chicago citations and BibTeX, RIS and EndNote downloads. The record also lists 32 research projects and 35 bulletins of the FKB Economic Outlook Index, on which he is an academic advisor. Author identifiers: ORCID 0000-0001-9990-9510, AVESİS, Google Scholar and OpenAlex (linked below).
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Vergi Tahsil Performansında Yapısal Bir Belirleyici Olarak Eğitimde Cinsiyet Eşitliği: Mundlak Yaklaşımıyla Türkiye Örneği
Urban Accessibility, Housing Prices and Socio-Economic Status: A Spatial Analysis of Istanbul Neighbourhoods
Tourism's “Financial Dutch Disease”: Regional Evidence on Foreign Exchange Abundance and Local Household Saving Preferences
The Link between Circular Economy and the Disaggregated Ecological Footprint in the Eurozone: A Panel ARDL Analysis (2004–2023)
Risk Perception under Uncertainty: A Behavioral Analysis of Safe-Haven Asset Return Responses
Research areas
Composite indices
53 publications
Leasing
37 publications
Factoring
36 publications
Financial markets
24 publications
Banking
20 publications
Urban economics
15 publications
Sustainable finance
14 publications
Regional economics
13 publications
Competitiveness
10 publications
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