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Daniel (Dong) Dao, PhD, CFA, MBA, is a distinguished academic and financial researcher currently serving as a Research Associate in Climate Financial Risk at the University of Oxford's Oxford Sustainable Finance Group and as an Associated Research Fellow at the UK Centre for Greening Finance and Investment. As a Research Economist Consultant for The World Bank, Daniel collaborates on key reports concerning the Dominican Republic's economic growth and contributes to the World Development Report 2024. In addition, Daniel holds adjunct professorships at Regent’s University London and Queen Mary University of London, where responsibilities include teaching finance modules and supervising postgraduate dissertations. Previous roles encompass Research Associate at Strathclyde Business School, Lecturer in Finance at VNU University of Economics & Business, Financial Business Analyst at FiinGroup, and Economist at Economica Vietnam. Daniel's educational background includes a PhD in Finance from Coventry University and multiple finance-related degrees, including an MBA and an MSc in Financial Engineering.
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The World Bank Group is a multilateral organization headquartered in Washington, D.C., whose members include most of the world’s countries. Five institutions make up the World Bank Group to collectively serve as a vital source of financial and technical assistance to developing countries.