Murray Carlson

Murray Carlson is a Professor of Finance at the University of British Columbia's Sauder School of Business. He holds roles as Senior Associate Dean for Partnerships and Community Outreach and chairs the Advisory Council in Finance. His academic qualifications include a BSc from Queen's University, an MBA, and a PhD from UBC.

Carlson's research focuses on empirical studies of corporate decisions and asset prices, with particular emphasis on equity risk premia, asset return predictability, and market dynamics. His work explores themes like information diffusion, arbitrage constraints, and heterogeneous agent behavior in financial markets.

Recent publications highlight contributions to understanding the term structure of equity risk premia, horizon effects in returns, and municipal capital structure. His research often bridges theoretical models with empirical evidence, addressing practical questions in corporate finance and investment strategies.

No scientific awards are explicitly listed, though his extensive publication record indicates significant scholarly impact. He advises students through advanced finance courses and maintains active engagement in academic and community partnerships.