Lisa Kramer

Bio

Lisa Kramer is a Professor in the Department of Management at the University of Toronto Mississauga, with a cross-appointment in the Finance area at the Rotman School of Management and in the University of Toronto Department of Economics. She conducts interdisciplinary work in the field of behavioural finance, blending psychology and economics to study markets and financial decision making. She also has interests in neuroeconomics, investments, market seasonality, human decisions, mood, and emotions. Her research has appeared in economics, finance, and psychology journals, including the American Economic Review. Her studies have been extensively profiled by the popular press, including The Wall Street Journal, US News and World Reports, The Washington Post, Bloomberg Business, Business Week, and Time.

Academic Positions

2016-present  Visiting Scholar; Rady School of Management, University of California San Diego

2016-present  Research Fellow; Behavioural Economics in Action at Rotman (BEAR), University of Toronto

2015-present  Professor of Finance; University of Toronto

2009-2010  Visiting Scholar; Stanford University, Psychology Department

2008-2011  Canadian Securities Institute Research Foundation Term Professor

2007-2015  Associate Professor; University of Toronto

2001-2007  Assistant Professor; University of Toronto

Honors and Awards

2017-present  SSHRC Insight Development Grant (Co-Investigator)

2014-present  SSHRC Insight Grant (Co-Investigator)

2013-present  SSHRC Insight Grant

2011-2014  SSHRC Insight Development Grant

2010-2014  SSHRC Standard Research Grant

2010-2014  SSHRC Standard Research Grant (Co-Investigator)

2008-2011  Canadian Securities Institute Research Foundation Limited Term Professor

2007-2010  SSHRC Standard Research Grant (Co-Investigator)

2006-2009  Connaught Matching Grant

2006-2009  SSHRC Standard Research Grant

2003-2007  SSHRC Standard Research Grant

2001-2002  Connaught Start-Up Grant