معرفی
Cristian Tiu is the Chair and Associate Professor of Finance at the School of Management, University at Buffalo. He holds dual PhDs in Finance and Mathematics from the University of Texas at Austin. His research focuses on empirical and theoretical investments, particularly analyzing hedge funds, university endowments, and how economic instability influences asset pricing. Tiu has been recognized with awards such as the Bruton Fellowship (2002) and grants including the Q-Group Research Grant (2007). He is affiliated with the American Finance Association and the Western Finance Association.
His work explores determinants of investment performance, portfolio allocation strategies for non-traditional investors, and market dynamics under economic stress. Recent research includes studies on hedge funds exploiting climate concerns, institutional investment frameworks, and the behavioral aspects of investor decision-making. Tiu's publications span journals like Review of Financial Studies and Journal of Financial Markets.
Awards:
- Bruton Fellowship, University of Texas at Austin (2002)
- Q-Group Research Grant (2007)
- Real Estate Research Institute Grant (2009)
Professional Activities:
- Member: American Finance Association, Western Finance Association
- Contributor to conferences on financial economics and accounting
- Advisor on endowment fund strategies and asset allocation
His research bridges theoretical models with real-world investment practices, emphasizing practical implications for institutional investors and policymakers.
