Alumni News July 08
Academic Programs
Master in Finance
BCF’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 FinanceUndergraduate Certificate in Finance
Since its founding, Princeton BCF has awarded its undergraduate Certificate in Finance to nearly 1,000 students from majors across the university.
Undergraduate CertificateThe 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.
Initiatives
Princeton Initiative
An annual summer program that brings together second-year Ph.D students from around the country.
Learn MoreFinancial Economics of Insurance
An annual workshop that supports graduate student training and research at the intersection of finance and insurance.
Learn MoreBCF China Initiative
An ongoing initiative that promotes understanding of the Chinese economy and its financial system.
Learn MoreUpcoming events
All EventsVideo Archive
Not in Princeton? Visit the Princeton BCF YouTube channel for videos of public events, webinars, academic lectures, and more.
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
All Working PapersPublished Papers
Quarterly Journal of Economics
February 2021
Finance
Banking Crises without Panics
Quarterly Journal of Economics
February 2021
AEJ: Microeconomics
Crisis Management: Analyzing Default Risk and Liquidity Demand during Financial Stress
AEJ: Microeconomics
American Economic Review
September 2020
Finance
Self-Fulfilling Debt Dilution: Maturity and Multiplicity in Debt Models
American Economic Review
September 2020