Emirhan Ilhan

Dr. Emirhan Ilhan is an Assistant Professor of Finance at the National University of Singapore (NUS) Business School and a Research Affiliate at the NUS Sustainable and Green Finance Institute (SGFIN). His expertise spans climate finance intersections with household, corporate, and asset pricing domains. He holds a Ph.D. in Finance from the Frankfurt School of Finance & Management (2022), with prior studies in Mechanical Engineering and Computational Sciences.

Education background includes:

• Ph.D. in Finance, Frankfurt School of Finance & Management (2022)
• Erasmus Mundus COSSE Program (M.Sc.), Royal Institute of Technology (Sweden) & Technical University of Delft (Netherlands)
• Bachelor's in Mechanical Engineering, Middle East Technical University (Turkey)

His research focuses on institutional investor behavior in climate risk disclosures, carbon policy impacts on financial markets, and geophysical risks in portfolio management. Key contributions include demonstrating institutional investors' demand for climate disclosures and pricing carbon tail risks through option markets.

Notable publications include studies in the Review of Financial Studies, with analyses linking climate-conscious ownership to improved firm disclosures and quantifying policy uncertainty effects on downside risk premiums. His work has been cited over 900 times and referenced in policy discussions.

No specific grants or advising roles are explicitly listed, though his research collaborations involve prominent institutions like SGFIN. Research interests emphasize actionable solutions for climate-related financial risks.