Rotman College finance professor acquired Gove

picture: A number one educational skilled in family finance, Prof. Claire Célérier of the College of Toronto’s Rotman College of Administration research why, how and when households profit from monetary inclusion, specifically broader entry to monetary services. Her work on the design of revolutionary monetary merchandise, behavioral biases and funding choices has notably drawn the curiosity of central banks and market regulators world wide. Prof. Célérier can also be conducting analysis on the nexus of finance and historical past to discover the influence of economic inclusion on discriminated populations. She joined the Rotman College in 2016 from the College of Zurich, the place she was an assistant professor. Prof. Célérier holds a PhD from the Toulouse College of Economics.
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Credit score: Rotman College of Administration

Toronto – Claire Célérier, an assistant professor of finance on the College of Toronto’s Rotman College of Administration, is the recipient of the Financial institution of Canada’s Governor’s Award for 2022. The annual award offers monetary help to teachers who’re acknowledged for his or her experience and analysis in areas essential to the Financial institution’s core features and consists of a $30,000 annual analysis grant for a time period of as much as two years. 

That is the fourth time since 2016 that the award has been offered to a finance professor on the Rotman College.  Prof. Andrey Golubov acquired the award in 2020 and Prof. Mikhail Simutin acquired the award in 2017. Prof. Liyan Yang, who holds the Peter L. Mitchelson/SIT Funding Associates Basis Chair in Funding Technique, was the recipient in 2016.

A number one educational skilled in family finance, Prof. Célérier research why, how and when households profit from monetary inclusion, specifically broader entry to monetary services. Her work on the design of revolutionary monetary merchandise, behavioral biases and funding choices has notably drawn the curiosity of central banks and market regulators world wide. Prof. Célérier can also be conducting analysis on the nexus of finance and historical past to discover the influence of economic inclusion on discriminated populations. She joined the Rotman College in 2016 from the College of Zurich, the place she was an assistant professor. Prof. Célérier holds a PhD from the Toulouse College of Economics.

The Rotman College of Administration is a part of the College of Toronto, a worldwide centre of analysis and instructing excellence on the coronary heart of Canada’s business capital. Rotman is a catalyst for transformative studying, insights and public engagement, bringing collectively various views and initiatives round a defining objective: to create worth for enterprise and society. For extra info, go to www.rotman.utoronto.ca.  

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College of Toronto 

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