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Laurent Jacque is the Walter B. Wriston Professor of International Finance and Banking at Tufts University’s Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy. He served as Academic Dean (2004-2007) and led the launch of the Master of International Business Program. He holds a secondary appointment at HEC School of Management (France) since 1990. His expertise spans foreign exchange risk, international finance, insurance, and global financial services. Jacque has authored three books, including Global Derivative Debacles and over 25 refereed articles. He has received teaching awards from Wharton, Carlson, and HEC, including the James L. Paddock award (1996) and CEMS-HEC award (2008). His research focuses on international financial risk, capital markets, and strategic management in financial institutions.
Education:
- PhD, Managerial Science and Applied Economics, University of Pennsylvania (1981)
- MBA, Finance, University of Pennsylvania (1976)
- MA, International Business, University of Pennsylvania (1973)
Research Interests: His work addresses foreign exchange risk mitigation, cross-border financial strategies, and the impact of financial innovations on emerging markets. He has advised multinational corporations, banks, and the IFC (World Bank).
Grants & Awards:
- John Templeton Foundation grant (2006-2007)
- Hitachi Foundation grant
Teaching & Advising: Courses include International Financial Management and Financial Accounting. He has advised executive development programs globally and contributed to research initiatives in global strategic management.
Professional Activities: Served on the Academic Council at Fletcher, advisory boards at Bharti Institute, and reviewed for journals like Journal of International Business Studies and Financial Management.
