Y. Eser Arisoy

Y. Eser Arisoy is a Full Professor of Finance at NEOMA Business School, specializing in empirical asset pricing, hedge fund performance analysis, and behavioral finance. He holds HDR (Authorization to supervise research) in Management and serves as a member of the Research Ethics Committee and scientific coordinator for 'Complexity of Problems, Solutions, and Decisions' at NEOMA. His work bridges theoretical finance with practical investment management, particularly focusing on volatility dynamics, investor biases, and risk-taking behaviors.

Key achievements include the 2016 Crowell Third Prize for connecting theory with quantitative investment practices, and semi-finalist recognition at the 2015 FMA Annual Meeting. His research has been published in top-tier journals like Journal of Financial Economics and Management Science.

Recent contributions explore investor regret's impact on stock returns (2024), skewness pricing across return horizons (2023), and tail-risk explanations for market anomalies (2019). He frequently presents at global conferences such as the Miami Behavioral Finance Conference and EFMA Basel Meeting.

Awards include the 2016 Crowell Third Prize and FMA 2015 semi-finalist status. His advisory contributions span hedge fund performance analysis, volatility modeling, and behavioral finance applications. Arisoy collaborates extensively with institutions like PanAgora Asset Management and Dauphine-Amundi Asset Management Workshop.