Finance & Business Economics
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Professor Dmytro Holod's research interests lie in the areas of banking and corporate finance. His research has been devoted to understanding the forces behind bank lending and the mechanisms through which bank lending affects the economy. He also explores bank risk management practices and regulation, efficiency of internal capital markets, and bank input-output efficiency. |
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Professor Ting Liu conducts research in Industrial Organization, Health Economics, and Applied Microeconomic Theory. Her research focuses on expert markets and the introduction of new products. In particular, she analyzes experts’ incentives to acquire expertise and make appropriate recommendations to their clients. Her research on new product launch investigates firms’ strategy of new product design and the mechanism that induces herding behavior among consumers. |
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Professor Zari Rachev's research areas cover non-Gaussian models in mathematical finance, financial econometrics, factor models for asset returns, market and credit risk management, operational risk assessment and forecast, portfolio optimization and asset liability modeling. |
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Professor Noah Smith is a behavioral economist who does research in the area of expectation formation in financial markets. In particular he studies the phenomenon of “bubbles”, in terms of how and why they develop as well as signs that indicate that they are coming to an end. He maintains a lively and impactful blog titled “Noahpinion” which has among its readers Nobel prize winner Paul Krugman. |
