Daniel Andrei
Swiss Finance Institute Senior Chair
Professor of FinanceHEC LausanneUniversity of LausanneExtranef 231, CH-1015 Lausanne
Research
How information frictions—learning, attention, dispersed knowledge—move asset prices.
- Investor Learning about Monetary-Policy Transmission and the Stock Market
- The Lost Capital Asset Pricing Model
- Economic Uncertainty and Investor Attention
- Schumpeterian Competition in a Lucas Economy
- Dynamic Attention Behavior under Return Predictability
- Asset Pricing with Persistence Risk
- Why Did the q Theory of Investment Start Working?
- Asset Pricing with Disagreement and Uncertainty about the Length of Business Cycles
- Information Percolation, Momentum, and Reversal
- Investor Attention and Stock Market Volatility
- Local Efficiency and Cross-Sectional Predictability: The Information Aggregation Wedge
- The Quiet Hand of Regulation: Harnessing Uncertainty and Disagreement
- The Low-Minus-High Portfolio and the Factor Zoo
- Information Percolation Driving Volatility
- The Redistributive Effects of Monetary Policy
- Learning and Consumption Dynamics
- International Portfolio Choice and Relative Wealth Concerns
- Global Public Signals, Heterogeneous Beliefs and Stock Markets Comovement
- Trade Costs, Heterogeneous Firms and International Portfolio Choice
Teaching
- Fixed Income and Credit Risk (MSc, HEC Lausanne)
- Empirical Methods in Finance (MSc, HEC Lausanne)
- Dynamic Asset Pricing (PhD, SFI)
- Derivatives (MFE & MBA, UCLA; BCom & MMF, McGill) — slides, bitcoin & blockchain
- Advanced Finance Seminar (BCom, McGill)
- Asset Pricing Theory (PhD, McGill)
- Investments (MFE, EPFL)
- Principes de Finance (BSc, HEC Lausanne)