Interview with Darrell Duffie
Douglas Clement - Editor, The Region Published June 15, 2012
In the increasingly vital yet bewildering world of financial economics, Darrell Duffie is both a deep-level theorist and a hands-on plumber. He marries abstruse theory with solid reality and, unlike most economists, can then lucidly explain this often awkward union to those without his intuitive grasp. Few are better suited, then, to evaluate and clarify key challenges in the aftermath of the recent financial crisis. Duffie can’t eliminate the fog, of course, but his insights are among the sharpest. Read more here.
Link to Prof Duffie’s bio and research.
Tags: and market design, banking, central, central clearing counterparties [CCPs], credit crisis, credit default swaps, credit risk, financial innovation, financial markets, financial regulation, financial risk management, money market funds, OTC, term structure of interest rate modeling, valuation and hedging of derivative securities, Volcker rule