John Hull
Professor of FinanceUniversity ProfessorMaple Financial Group Chair in Derivatives and Risk Management Co-Director, Master of Finance programCo-Director, Rotman Master of Financial Risk Management program at Rotman School of Management
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- Rotman School of Management
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Biography
Maple Financial Group Chair in Derivatives and Risk Management
Professor of Finance, Co-Director of the Rotman Master of Finance program
Degrees:PhD, Cranfield University
MA, Lancaster University
MA, University of Cambridge
BA, University of Cambridge
Rotman School of Management
Bio
John Hull is the Maple Financial Professor of Derivatives and Risk Management at Rotman. His research has an applied focus and is concerned with risk management, bank regulation, and valuation of derivatives. He is best known for his books Risk Managemen_t and _Financial Institutions (now in its 4th. edition), Options, Futures, and Other Derivatives (now in its 9th edition), and Fundamentals of Futures and Options Markets (now in its 9th edition). His books have been translated into many languages and are widely used in trading rooms throughout the world, as well as in the classroom. John is also co-director of the Rotman Master of Financial Risk Management program.
Academic Positions
2000-Present Maple Financial Group Chair in Derivatives and Risk Management
1990-Present Professor; Finance, Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto
1988-1990 Associate Professor; Finance, Faculty of Management, University of Toronto
1981-1988 Associate Professor; Finance, Faculty of Administrative Studies, York University
1976-1981 Lecturer (promoted to Senior Lecturer in 1978); Finance and Accounting, Cranfield School of Management
1973-1976 Lecturer; Quantitative Aspects of Management, Cranfield School of Management, Cranfield, England
1971-1972 Senior Research Officer; London Graduate School of Business, London, England
Honors and Awards
2016 Fellowship; Fields Institute
2016 University Professor; University of Toronto
2013 Harry M. Markowitz Award for Best Paper; Journal of investment Management
2013 Canadian Risk manager of the Year Award; PRMIA
2013 Outstanding contribution to RiskMinds; ICBI
2010 Graham and Dodd Scroll Award; Financial Analysts Journal
2010 Harry Markowitz Special Distinction Award; Journal of Investment Management
2010 Lifetime Achievement Award; Risk magazine
2010 Higher Standard Award; PRMIA
2009 Elected to Fixed Income Hall of Fame; FIASI
2008 History Makers Award; PRMIA
2006 In an industry survey by ICBI voted the academic who has made the most contribution to the derivatives industry over the previous five years
2002 Included by the magazine Risk in its Hall of Fame as one of the 50 people who have made a profound contribution to the field of risk management
2002 Winner of the University of Toronto''s Northrop Frye Award for successfully linking teaching and research
2001 Appointed Chairman of Moodys Academic Advisory Committee
1999 IAFE Financial Engineer of the Year
1999 Roger and Nancy Martin Award for Excellence in Teaching; Rotman
1999 Best Second Year Teacher Award; Rotman
1996 Outstanding Teacher Award; Rotman
1989 (With Alan White) Nikko-LOR Research Competition
1989 The GBC Award presented in recognition of outstanding service by a faculty member to the students of the Faculty of Management; Rotman
Videos
John Hull on Risk Management
John Hull: How derivatives can be a force for the good
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Books
Fundamentals of Futures and Options Markets; John Hull; Prentice Hall; Issue: 9th Edition; 2016
Multicurve Modeling with Trees; John Hull and Alan White; in Challenges in Derivatives, edited by Kathrin Glau, Matthias Scherer, and Rudi Zagst, Springer; 2016
Risk Management and Financial Institutions; John Hull; Wiley; Issue: 4th Edition; 2015
Options, Futures and Other Derivatives; John Hull; Prentice Hall; Issue: 10th Edition; 2014
My Research Philosophy; John Hull; in Eminent Economists-Their Life and Work Philosophies, edited by Michael Szenburg and Lall Ramrattan, Cambridge University Press; 2014
Ratings, Mortgage Securitizations, and the Apparent Creation of Value; John Hull and Alan White; Chapter 7 in Rethinking the Financial System, edited by Alan Blinder, Bob Solow, and Andrew Lo, Russell Sage/Century Foundation; 2012
Hull-White on Derivatives; Risk Publications; 1996
Credit Derivatives; John Hull and Alan White; Chapter 22 in Handbook of Economics and Finance, edited by George Constantinides, Milton Harris, and Rene Stulz, Elsevier
Should a Derivatives Dealer Make a Funding Value Adjustment; John Hull and Alan White; Chapter 10 in Counterparty Credit Risk edited by Eduardo Canabarro and Michael Pykhtin, Risk Books
Papers
- Fundamentals of Futures and Options Markets; John Hull; Prentice Hall; Issue: 9th Edition; 2016
- Multicurve Modeling with Trees; John Hull and Alan White; in Challenges in Derivatives, edited by Kathrin Glau, Matthias Scherer, and Rudi Zagst, Springer; 2016
- Risk Management and Financial Institutions; John Hull; Wiley; Issue: 4th Edition; 2015
- Options, Futures and Other Derivatives; John Hull; Prentice Hall; Issue: 10th Edition; 2014
- My Research Philosophy; John Hull; in Eminent Economists-Their Life and Work Philosophies, edited by Michael Szenburg and Lall Ramrattan, Cambridge University Press; 2014
- Ratings, Mortgage Securitizations, and the Apparent Creation of Value; John Hull and Alan White; Chapter 7 in Rethinking the Financial System, edited by Alan Blinder, Bob Solow, and Andrew Lo, Russell Sage/Century Foundation; 2012
- Hull-White on Derivatives; Risk Publications; 1996
- Credit Derivatives; John Hull and Alan White; Chapter 22 in Handbook of Economics and Finance, edited by George Constantinides, Milton Harris, and Rene Stulz, Elsevier
- Should a Derivatives Dealer Make a Funding Value Adjustment; John Hull and Alan White; Chapter 10 in Counterparty Credit Risk edited by Eduardo Canabarro and Michael Pykhtin, Risk Books
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