Meeting Investors' Goals

Tony Berrada, SFI Associate Professor of Finance at the University of Geneva, holds a PhD in Finance from the University of Lausanne. His academic and research interests lie in Mathematical Finance and Asset Pricing, making him a prominent figure in these specialized fields.Professor Berrada teaches a range of finance-focused courses, including Meeting Investors' Goals, Portfolio and Risk Management, Securing Investment Returns in the Long Run, and Understanding Financial Markets. Through his expertise, he equips learners with the knowledge and tools needed to navigate complex financial systems and achieve long-term investment success.

Jonas Demaurex, a Teaching Assistant at the University of Geneva, recently completed a master’s degree in Wealth Management at the same institution. With a keen interest in asset pricing and portfolio management, his academic pursuits align closely with research topics that advance understanding in these fieldsDemaurex contributes to finance education through his involvement in courses like Meeting Investors' Goals, Portfolio and Risk Management, Securing Investment Returns in the Long Run, and Understanding Financial Markets. His fresh perspective and academic dedication make him an asset to the University of Geneva’s finance program.

Rajna Gibson Brandon holds a PhD in Finance from the University of Geneva, where she is currently an SFI Senior Chaired Professor of Finance and Managing Director of the GFRI. Her research focuses on experimental finance, asset pricing, and corporate governance. Beyond her academic work, she has experience as a banking regulator with the former EBK and as a member of the Swiss Takeover Panel

Kerstin Preuschoff is an esteemed Associate Professor specializing in Neurofinance and Neuroeconomics at the University of Geneva. She holds a Ph.D. in Computation and Neural Systems & Neuroeconomics from the California Institute of Technology. Her research delves into the interdisciplinary realms of decision-making and risk-taking, combining theoretical frameworks and experimental methodologies to advance understanding in these cutting-edge fields. Dr. Preuschoff is also a dedicated educator, teaching courses such as "Meeting Investors' Goals," "Portfolio and Risk Management," and "Securing Investment Returns in the Long Run." Her work bridges neuroscience and finance, equipping learners with tools to navigate complex decision-making environments.

Philip Valta is an accomplished academic in the field of finance, currently serving as an SFI Assistant Professor of Finance at the University of Geneva. He earned his PhD in Finance from the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne and the Swiss Finance Institute. His research primarily focuses on empirical corporate finance, particularly examining the interplay between product markets and institutional frameworks in shaping corporate decisions. Valta's expertise is further reflected in his teaching, where he offers courses such as "Meeting Investors' Goals," "Securing Investment Returns in the Long Run," and "Understanding Financial Markets," contributing to the education of future finance professionals