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Assistant Professor of Finance

Professor Cohen's research focuses on empirical asset pricing. His research interests include individual and institutional portfolio choice, behavioral finance, limits to arbitrage, and market frictions. His current research examines behavior in individual portfolio choice and its affects on investor well-being and asset prices.

Achievements and Awards
Graduate School of Business, University of Chicago Fellowship, 2001-2005
Russell Sage Grant for Behavioral Institute, 2004
Center for Research In Security Prices Summer Grant, 2002

For Professor Cohen's recent articles and working papers, please visit his personal website >>

Education
PhD University of Chicago, 2005
BA, BSE University of Pennsylvania, 2001