Paul Söderlind

Prof. Paul Söderlind is a Professor of Finance at the University of St. Gallen (HSG), affiliated with the School of Business and Finance (SBF). His research focuses on exchange rates, asset pricing, monetary policy, and forecasting. He has held academic roles at the Stockholm School of Economics, including Associate and Assistant Professorships, and has contributed to both theoretical and applied financial economics.

His work examines liquidity risk in foreign exchange markets, the impact of central bank interventions (e.g., Swiss franc cap policies), and behavioral aspects of investor decision-making. He has published extensively in leading journals, with notable contributions on carry trade strategies, inflation risk premia, and the role of verbal interventions in shaping market expectations.

Prof. Söderlind’s expertise spans macroeconomic modeling, econometrics, and empirical finance. His lectures and research address topics such as Taylor rules, factor pricing models, and the cyclical properties of financial markets. While no formal awards are listed here, his prolific publication record reflects significant academic influence in his field.