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Miguel Antón is a full Professor in the Department of Financial Management at IESE Business School, University of Navarra, holding a PhD from the London School of Economics, a Master's from CEMFI, and dual degrees from the University of Navarra. He serves as a research associate in the LSE's Financial Markets Group and consults for private institutions.
His academic credentials include:
- PhD in Finance, The London School of Economics and Political Science
- Master's in Economics and Finance, CEMFI
- Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Finance and Economics, University of Navarra
Professor Antón's research centers on empirical asset pricing, behavioral finance, and systemic risk, with specialized focus on institutional trading impacts, investment fund performance, and credit market contagion. His recent work critically examines how common ownership structures influence corporate innovation, competitive dynamics, and governance mechanisms across global markets.
Analysis of his 2021-2025 publications reveals dominant themes in common ownership economics, appearing in premier journals like Management Science and Journal of Political Economy. His research bridges academic theory and policy relevance, frequently addressing real-world implications through media outlets including Forbes and El Confidencial.
His distinguished recognition includes:
- Outstanding End-of-Degree Award from University of Navarra
- Adjunct Professor Award from LSE Department of Finance
- Fellowships from Ramón Areces Foundation and Association of Friends of University of Navarra
Professor Antón maintains active industry engagement through consulting roles and prior experience at Bank of New York and BBVA's research division. His collaborative work with scholars like F. Ederer and M. Giné demonstrates extensive research networking across institutions including Harvard and the Federal Reserve.
As a research associate in the LSE's Financial Markets Group, he participates in high-impact collaborative projects examining financial system stability, with recent presentations at institutions spanning the Rotman School, HEC Paris, and Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
