George A. Krimpas

University of Patras

George A. Krimpas holds a PhD in Computer Science and Technology from the University of Patras and has an academic background in Economics. His research interests include computational risk assessment, financial risk analysis, decision-making, algorithmic methods, and experimental and behavioral economics. His research has been published in international journals in artificial intelligence, computational economics, behavioral economics, and risk-related fields. He is currently affiliated with the Department of Management Science and Technology at the University of Patras.

Articles by George A. Krimpas

Original research

Can we predict settlement delays and failures? Transaction-level evidence on liquidity and operational frictions

The authors investigate settlement failures and delays using transaction-level post-trade securities data, demonstrating on-time settlement failures are predictable using observable transaction characteristics and historical account-level settlement…

03 Nov 2026

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