Jasmina Hasanhodzic

Academic Division: FinanceJasmina Hasanhodzic is an Assistant Professor of Finance at Babson College. Her recent research lies at the interface of macroeconomics, public finance, and finance. She has developed innovative large-scale simulation techniques to analyze features of markets such as generational risk and equity premium. She has also done work in empirical and behavioral finance, some of which gave rise to retail investment products. She co-authored two books on technical analysis, published by Wiley. Her research has been cited by The Economist, the Financial Times, and The New Yorker. She received a Ph.D. in Economics from Boston University, where she was an NBER/Sloan Pre-Doctoral Fellow. She also holds a Ph.D. from MIT''s Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science and a B.S. from Yale University. Prior to beginning her academic career, she worked at the hedge fund AlphaSimplex Group and at Credit Suisse. Other areas of expertise include: Macro-Public Finance, Computational Economics.

Academic Degrees

• Ph D, Boston University
• Ph D, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
• BS, Yale University

Academic Interests

Economics; Finance; Macroeconomics

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Awards & Honors

2014 - Paper Contest Finalist, Society for Computational Economics

2013 - Pre-Doctoral Fellowship on the Economics of an Aging Workforce, NBER/Sloan

2012 - RAND Summer Institute on Aging Scholarship, RAND Institute

2011 - Boston University Women’s Guild Award, Boston University

2010 - Boston University Fellowship, Boston University

2002 - MIT Presidential Fellowship, Massachusetts Institute of Technology