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John M Griffin Professor Griffin is currently an Associate professor at the University of Texas. Following a Ph.D. in Finance from Ohio State University in 1997, he has previously been an assistant professor at Arizona State University and a visiting Associate professor at the Yale School of Management. Professor Griffin’s research has focused on understanding the nature and accuracy of stock market pricing. In terms of the typical distinctions in finance, his research has two main veins international stock market pricing and investor behavior in the stock market. He has examined the importance of pricing models, industry factors, exchange rates, price bubbles, agency conflicts, and aspects of individual and institutional investor behavior in stock market pricing both domestically and internationally. Some of his recent work is on understanding international stock market efficiency and domestic and international implications from the recent financial crisis. |
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