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Anna Tilba

Associate Professor, Durham University


Financial Institutions
Business Historians at Business Schools

Dr. Anna Tilba is an Associate Professor in Strategy and Governance in Durham University Business School. She holds a PhD in Corporate Governance from the University of Liverpool Management School. She is known for her research in pension fund governance, accountability and transparency within the UK Financial Services and institutional investor compliance with the codes of best practice. Dr. Tilba has extensive experience of working and advising the UK policy makers and regulators such as the UK Financial Conduct Authority, Competitions and Markets Authority, the UK Law Commission and the Pensions Regulator. She is an Independent Reviewer of Best Practice Principles for Providers of Shareholder Voting Research & Analysis. Dr. Tilba is a member of the Advisory Board for the Pension Investment Academy and she is also a Policy Fellow at Cambridge University Centre for Science and Policy.



Recent Conference Participation
2024 BHC Meeting: Presenter, "‘A passing of the guard’? Governance and strategy in the ‘Big Four’ British clearing banks, 1973-2005"
2022 BHC Meeting : Presenter, "Rhetorical history, temporal narratives and links in time: the case of pension fund investment short-termism"

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