Peter Christoffersen

Professor of FinanceTMX Chair in Capital MarketsBank of Canada Fellow at Rotman School of Management

, at CBS Executive

Schools

  • Rotman School of Management
  • CBS Executive

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Biography

Rotman School of Management

Bio

Peter Christoffersen is the TMX Chair in Capital Markets and a Fellow of the Bank of Canada. He publishes in empirical asset pricing and financial econometrics and is the author of Elements of Financial Risk Management. He serves as an Associate Editor of the Journal of Derivatives. Peter has won research awards from AIMA Canada and the Q-Group. He previously taught at McGill University and worked at the IMF. You can find him on the web at: www.christoffersen.com.

Academic Positions

2015-  TMX Chair in Capital Markets; University of Toronto

2010-  Professor of Finance; Rotman School, University of Toronto

2009-  Visiting Professor; Copenhagen Business School

2004-2010  Associate Professor of Finance; McGill University

1998-2004  Assistant Professor of Finance; McGill University

Honors and Awards

2014  Best Paper on Asset Management; AIMA Canada

2015  Chair in Capital Markets; TMX

2013-2018  Fellowship; Bank of Canada

2017  Roger Martin Excellence in Research Award; Rotman School

CBS Executive

Presentation

Primary research areas:

  • Derivatives
  • Risk Management

Peter Christoffersen is the TMX Chair in Capital Markets at the Rotman School, a fellow of Bank of Canada, and a visiting professor at CBS. He has published on derivatives and risk management in leading finance and econometrics journals and is the author of Elements of Financial Risk Management. He currently serves as an Associate Editor of Review of Finance and formerly of the Review of Financial Studies. Peter has won research awards from AIMA Canada and the Q-Group. Peter formerly taught at McGill University and worked as an Economist at the IMF. You can find out more about him at: christoffersen.com and about his research at:ssrn.com.

Publications:

  • Does Realized Skewness Predict the Cross-Section of Equity Returns?; D. Amaya, P. Christoffersen, K. Jacobs, and A. Vasquez; Journal of Financial Economics; Issue: 118; 2015; Pages: 135-167
  • Market Skewness Risk and the Cross Section of Stock Returns; B. Chang, P. Christoffersen, and K. Jacobs; Journal of Financial Economics; Issue: 107; 2013; Pages: 46-68
  • Capturing Option Anomalies with a Variance Dependent Pricing Kernel; P. Christoffersen, S. Heston, and K. Jacobs; Review of Financial Studies; Issue: 26; 2013; Pages: 1963-2006
  • Is the Potential for International Diversification Disappearing?; P. Christoffersen, V. Errunza, H. Langlois, and K. Jacobs; Review of Financial Studies; Issue: 25; 2012; Pages: 3711-3751

Presentation

Primary research areas

: - Derivatives - Risk Management

Peter Christoffersen is the TMX Chair in Capital Markets at the Rotman School, a fellow of Bank of Canada, and a visiting professor at CBS. He has published on derivatives and risk management in leading finance and econometrics journals and is the author of Elements of Financial Risk Management. He currently serves as an Associate Editor of Review of Finance and formerly of the Review of Financial Studies. Peter has won research awards from AIMA Canada and the Q-Group. Peter formerly taught at McGill University and worked as an Economist at the IMF. You can find out more about him at: christoffersen.com and about his research at:ssrn.com.

Publications:

  • Does Realized Skewness Predict the Cross-Section of Equity Returns?; D. Amaya, P. Christoffersen, K. Jacobs, and A. Vasquez; Journal of Financial Economics; Issue: 118; 2015; Pages: 135-167
  • Market Skewness Risk and the Cross Section of Stock Returns; B. Chang, P. Christoffersen, and K. Jacobs; Journal of Financial Economics; Issue: 107; 2013; Pages: 46-68
  • Capturing Option Anomalies with a Variance Dependent Pricing Kernel; P. Christoffersen, S. Heston, and K. Jacobs; Review of Financial Studies; Issue: 26; 2013; Pages: 1963-2006
  • Is the Potential for International Diversification Disappearing?; P. Christoffersen, V. Errunza, H. Langlois, and K. Jacobs; Review of Financial Studies; Issue: 25; 2012; Pages: 3711-3751

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Books

Elements of Financial Risk Management; P. Christoffersen; Academic Press; Issue: 2nd Edition; 2011

Papers

  • Elements of Financial Risk Management; P. Christoffersen; Academic Press; Issue: 2nd Edition; 2011

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