Daniela Monteiro

Daniela Monteiro is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Management of ISEG (Lisbon School of Economics & Management, ULisboa, Portugal), a researcher of ADVANCE - ISEG's Centre for Advanced Research in Management. Her main areas of expertise are audit quality, audit regulation and oversight. She holds a Ph.D. in Management, with the thesis “Regulation, Supervision and Quality of Financial Auditing in PIE´s in the Context of the EU”, finished at ISEG in January 2020, where she also finished a degree in Management in 1998. She holds a master’s degree in accounting and auditing (2012) from Universidade Aberta, with the dissertation “Analysing the Adequacy of an Accounting System geared towards Financial Markets: Evidence from the Portuguese Reality”. During the master’s degree she was awarded with the 1st Accounting Research Prize “Luiz Chaves de Almeida”, by APOTEC, for co-authored work (2001) “Unexpected Losses in the Value of Assets” and also co-authored the book Control, Risk and Sampling in Auditing - Inseparable Relationships, Vislis, in 2002. She is also Postgraduate in Taxation (1999) from the Instituto Superior de Gestão. Daniela combines the academic career with professional activity as statutory auditor, as a partner at Pontes, Baptista & Associados, SROC, member of Geneva Group International, since 2007. She started her professional carrer as auditor professional just after finishing her degree in Management. Later, she had an experience of 4 years as CFO in a human resources group and got back to the audit profession after the completing her qualification as statutory auditor in Portuguese Institute of Statutory Auditors (OROC), in 2005. In the last years she integrates the supervisory body of several entities and acts as quality controller at the OROC.

Publications

The United Nations Sustainable Development Goal of SME Financing: What Are Lenders Looking For?
Ana Lucas, Daniela Monteiro, Ana Ramires, Luis Rita. © 2024. 16 pages.
SMEs play a pivotal role in job creation and wealth generation, and their financial inclusion is crucial to assure their sustainability. This research explores if and how...