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Paul Pfleiderer is the C.O.G. Miller Distinguished Professor of Finance at the Stanford Graduate School of Business (GSB), where he has taught since 1981. He serves as Director of the Corporations and Society Initiative and focuses on research in corporate governance, financial markets, and regulation of financial institutions. His work often collaborates with Anat Admati, examining issues of asymmetric information in markets and its implications for policy and corporate behavior.
Education: Pfleiderer holds a BA, MPhil, and PhD in economics from Yale University (1976, 1979, 1982, respectively). He has advised corporations, developed risk models, and consulted for financial institutions.
Research Interests: Market microstructure, asset allocation, corporate governance, and regulatory frameworks for banks. His recent work critiques theoretical models in finance (e.g., 'Chameleons' paper) and explores leverage effects in banking.
Awards: Susan Ford Dorsey Faculty Fellow (2021–22).
Teaching and Leadership: Teaches courses like 'Leading with Values' and 'Finance.' Active in executive education programs such as Stanford LEAD and the Seed Transformation Program. Has authored numerous cases on private equity and corporate finance.
Media and Outreach: Regularly discusses banking risks, capital regulation, and financial policy in media outlets like TechCrunch and Business Wire. Co-authored influential critiques on bank leverage and capital requirements.
