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Master in Finance News May 20

Princeton’s Bendheim Center for Finance Commemorates a Major Milestone

PublicMay 26, 2022    12:30 pm

Chang-Tai Hsieh on Two Strong Hands: China's Vision for the Private Sector

PublicJune 2, 2022    12:30 pm

Sylvain Chassang on Strategic Energy Purchases

PublicJune 9, 2022    12:30 pm

Jonathan Payne on Token, Defi and Smart CBDC

Alumni News May 12

A Chat with BCF Alumnus Alex Rivas (MFin ‘17) on Finding an Unplanned Passion for Finance

Academic Programs

Master in Finance

The Bendheim Center for Finance's top-rated Master in Finance program couples tailored career services with advanced academic coursework in financial and monetary economics, data analysis, financial engineering, and computational methods.

Master In Finance

Undergraduate Certificate in Finance

Since its founding, Princeton Bendheim Center for Finance has awarded its Undergraduate Certificate in Finance to over 2,000 students from majors across the university.

Undergraduate Certificate

The Bendheim Center for Finance at Princeton University leads the way in new research, technologies, and teaching methods to shape the future of finance and monetary economics.

More than two decades after its founding by former Princeton Economics Department Chair Ben Bernanke, Princeton BCF continues to produce cutting edge research at the intersection of finance, monetary economics, and macroeconomics.

About BCF

Initiatives

Princeton Initiative

An annual summer program that brings together second-year Ph.D students from around the country.

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Financial Economics of Insurance

An annual workshop that supports graduate student training and research at the intersection of finance and insurance.

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BCF China Initiative

An ongoing initiative that promotes understanding of the Chinese economy and its financial system.

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Other BCF Initiatives

  • Fintech@Princeton
  • Euronomics
  • The Trinity of Stability
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Upcoming events

  • Public
    June 2, 2022
    12:30 pm

    Sylvain Chassang on Strategic Energy Purchases

    With introductions by Markus Brunnermeier
  • Public
    June 9, 2022
    12:30 pm

    Jonathan Payne on Token, Defi and Smart CBDC

    With introductions by Markus Brunnermeier
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Latest Research

See new research from Princeton BCF faculty in the Department of Economics, the Department of Operations and Financial Engineering, and the Department of Computer Science.

Working Papers

Finance

Financial Inclusion Across the United States

Motohiro YogoAndrew WhittenNatalie Cox
Finance

Who Can Tell Which Banks Will Fail?

Kristian BlickleMarkus BrunnermeierStephan Luck
Monetary Economics

Optimal Fiscal and Monetary Policy with Distorting Taxes

Christopher A. Sims
All Working Papers

Published Papers

Review of Financial Studies

Winter 2021

Finance

Learning about the Neighborhood

Zhenyu GaoMichael SockinWei Xiong

Review of Financial Studies

Winter 2021

Review of Financial Studies

Winter 2021

Finance

The Whack-a-Mole Game: Tobin Taxes and Trading Frenzy

Jinghan CaiJibao HeWenxi JiangWei Xiong

Review of Financial Studies

Winter 2021

Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control

November 2017

Finance

A Hybrid Spline-Based Parametric Model for the Yield Curve

Adriano FariaCaio Almeida

Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control

November 2017

All Published papers