Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences, United Kingdom
Peter Tufano mainly focuses on Finance, Mutual fund, Monetary economics, Empirical research and Financial innovation. He combines topics linked to Distribution with his work on Finance. His research in Mutual fund intersects with topics in Fund administration, Passive management, Fund of funds, Closed-end fund and Open-end fund.
The Fund administration study combines topics in areas such as Manager of managers fund and Accounting. His Monetary economics research includes themes of Financial economics and Cash holdings. Peter Tufano combines subjects such as Commerce, Barriers to entry, Pension and International economics with his study of Financial innovation.
His scientific interests lie mostly in Finance, Actuarial science, Financial economics, Financial services and Marketing. His Finance study combines topics from a wide range of disciplines, such as Product and Investment. In his research, Risk management is intimately related to Cash flow, which falls under the overarching field of Investment.
His Financial services research is multidisciplinary, incorporating elements of Financial market and Consumer Protection Act. His Mutual fund study integrates concerns from other disciplines, such as Income fund and Open-end fund. The various areas that Peter Tufano examines in his Open-end fund study include Fund administration and Passive management.
Finance, Financial services, Marketing, Demographic economics and Bond are his primary areas of study. His Finance research integrates issues from Actuarial science and Investment. His research on Financial services also deals with topics like
His work carried out in the field of Marketing brings together such families of science as Market sentiment, Financial innovation and Interest rate. While the research belongs to areas of Demographic economics, Peter Tufano spends his time largely on the problem of Financial fragility, intersecting his research to questions surrounding Work hours. His Bond study also includes
The scientist’s investigation covers issues in Finance, Debt, Literacy, Financial fragility and Marketing. His research investigates the connection between Finance and topics such as Market failure that intersect with issues in Public policy. Peter Tufano works mostly in the field of Debt, limiting it down to topics relating to Financial literacy and, in certain cases, Recourse debt, Internal debt, External debt, Debt-to-GDP ratio and Senior debt, as a part of the same area of interest.
Peter Tufano interconnects Labour economics and Educational attainment in the investigation of issues within Financial fragility. His studies in Marketing integrate themes in fields like Savings account and AWARDS PRIZES. His Mutual fund research incorporates elements of Equity, Asset allocation and Distribution.
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Debt Literacy, Financial Experiences, and Overindebtedness
Annamaria Lusardi;Peter Tufano.
Journal of Pension Economics & Finance (2015)
Costly Search and Mutual Fund Flows
Erik R. Sirri;Peter Tufano.
Journal of Finance (1998)
Who Manages Risk? An Empirical Examination of Risk Management Practices in the Gold Mining Industry
Peter Tufano.
Journal of Finance (1996)
What Drives Corporate Liquidity? An International Survey of Cash Holdings and Lines of Credit
Karl V. Lins;Henri Servaes;Henri Servaes;Peter Tufano.
Journal of Financial Economics (2010)
Assessing the Costs and Benefits of Brokers in the Mutual Fund Industry
Daniel Bergstresser;John M. R. Chalmers;Peter Tufano.
Review of Financial Studies (2009)
Financially Fragile Households: Evidence and Implications
Annamaria Lusardi;Daniel J. Schneider;Peter Tufano.
Research Papers in Economics (2011)
Financial innovation and first-mover advantages
Peter Tufano.
Journal of Financial Economics (1989)
A real-world way to manage real options.
Tom Copeland;Peter Tufano.
Harvard Business Review (2004)
Explaining the size of the Mutual Fund Industry Around the World
Ajay Khorana;Henri Servaes;Henri Servaes;Peter Tufano.
Journal of Financial Economics (2005)
When Are Real Options Exercised? An Empirical Study of Mine Closings
Alberto Moel;Peter Tufano.
Review of Financial Studies (2002)
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