Kalle Rinne

Kalle Rinne is a Visiting Researcher in the Department of Finance at the University of Luxembourg, with additional affiliation at Aalto University School of Business in Finland. His research focuses on financial markets, particularly liquidity, market microstructure, and institutional trading behavior.

Dr. Rinne's research interests span several key areas in finance:

• Liquidity provision and market impact
• Institutional investor behavior and trading patterns
• Hedge funds and alternative investments
• Marketplace lending and fintech innovations
• Short-term price reversals and market inefficiencies

His recent publications, including the notable "Nonstandard Errors" in the Journal of Finance (2024), demonstrate his expertise in empirical finance and market microstructure. Dr. Rinne's work often involves large-scale data analysis and collaborative research across international institutions, with particular emphasis on how institutional liquidity needs impact market prices as shown in his Review of Financial Studies publication "Dash for Cash" (2020).

Dr. Rinne has received recognition through publications in top finance journals including:

• Journal of Finance
• Review of Financial Studies
• Journal of Empirical Finance

As a supervisor, Dr. Rinne offers opportunities for research in cutting-edge areas of finance, with emphasis on empirical methods and real-world market applications. His international collaborations provide students with potential opportunities for cross-institutional research and exposure to diverse financial markets.

Dr. Rinne leads research on market liquidity and institutional trading behavior, with current projects examining how institutional liquidity needs impact markets, the performance of alternative investment vehicles, and the dynamics of marketplace lending platforms as evidenced by his recent work including "The Performance of Marketplace Lenders" (2023) and "Does Family Matter? Venture Capital Cross-Fund Cash Flows" (2023).