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ADVANCED FINANCE, DERIVATES and OPTIONS
Joao Manuel Amaro de Matos
Associate Dean for Institutional Relations
Nova School of Business and Economics, Universidade Nova, Lisbon, Portugal
Prof. Amaro de Matos has a strong academic background (PhD in Mathematical Physics at USP, Brazil, 1988, and PhD in Finance at INSEAD, 1995) and a large administrative experience at the Business School level.
At Nova School of Business and Economics, he is responsible for Institutional contacts and the international strategy, including accreditations, rankings, networking and alliances design since 2005.
As a CEMS Executive board member (since 2008), he was elected in 2010 to chair the CEMS Research and Doctoral Education Committee. He has been recently appointed by EFMD as expert supporting business education development.
In terms of research he worked in Econometric problems related to the test of American Option Pricing Models and is now focused on modeling the impact of social interaction in markets.
Currently teaches courses of Investments, Derivatives and Corporate Finance, and visits regularly several institutions from Europe and South America, holding a joint appointment as Professor of Finance at FGV in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
→ Publications
→ VIDEO: Joao Amaro de Matos "Financial Derivatives & Diversity"
Associate Dean for Institutional Relations
Nova School of Business and Economics, Universidade Nova, Lisbon, Portugal
Prof. Amaro de Matos has a strong academic background (PhD in Mathematical Physics at USP, Brazil, 1988, and PhD in Finance at INSEAD, 1995) and a large administrative experience at the Business School level.
At Nova School of Business and Economics, he is responsible for Institutional contacts and the international strategy, including accreditations, rankings, networking and alliances design since 2005.
As a CEMS Executive board member (since 2008), he was elected in 2010 to chair the CEMS Research and Doctoral Education Committee. He has been recently appointed by EFMD as expert supporting business education development.
In terms of research he worked in Econometric problems related to the test of American Option Pricing Models and is now focused on modeling the impact of social interaction in markets.
Currently teaches courses of Investments, Derivatives and Corporate Finance, and visits regularly several institutions from Europe and South America, holding a joint appointment as Professor of Finance at FGV in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
→ Publications
→ VIDEO: Joao Amaro de Matos "Financial Derivatives & Diversity"
