Dmitri joined the University of Glasgow in 2017, first as a Senior Lecturer in Corporate Finance and Banking, later becoming a Professor of Finance. Before 2017, Dmitri worked at the Essex Business School (University of Essex, UK), the University of Heidelberg (Germany) and the Higher School of Economics, Moscow (Russia).
Dmitri's research is in microeconomic foundations of finance, such as applications of microeconomics of uncertainty to financial markets, banking and public finance, and in macroeconomic implications of finance, such as the role financial systems play for economic growth, inequality and well-being of people. Dmitri has worked on projects funded by the EU (TACIS), UN (WIDER), British Academy, Bank of England, Russian Foundation for Fundamental Research, among others.