Joonki Noh

Joonki Noh, PhD, assistant professor of banking and finance, joined Weatherhead School of Management in 2015 after obtaining his doctorate in finance from Emory University. Noh’s research interests are in the areas of empirical and theoretical asset pricing, market microstructure, big data, and econometrics. His Weatherhead courses include Investment Management and Management. He instructs undergraduates and also graduate students in the Master of Science in Management-Finance program.

Noh has presented at numerous universities including Emory University, Purdue University, Tulane University, Syracuse University, University of Melbourne and University of New South Wales. He has also presented at the annual meetings of the Financial Management Association (FMA) and the Northern Finance Association (NFA).

Noh has received numerous academic awards, including the Shinhan Bank and Korea American Finance Association Scholarship; the George J. Benston Scholar Award, Goizueta Business School, Emory University; the Goizueta Fellowship, Goizueta Business School, Emory University; and the American Finance Association Travel Grant, American Finance Association (AFA).

Before becoming a financial economist, he was an electrical engineer having earned a PhD in electrical engineering from the University of Michigan.

The Weatherhead School of Management is different from other business schools. We are bold in our ideas, creative in our approach, and adaptive in our interactions within a changing business environment. We''ve enhanced traditional management education by integrating the fundamentals of business with ideas and practices that change individuals, organizations and societies. At Weatherhead, we develop leaders as good global citizens who innovate to create sustainable value.

Awards

• Shinhan Bank & KAFA Scholarship, Korea America Finance Association. (2014).
• George J. Benston Scholar Award, Goizueta Business School, Emory University. (2014).
• Goizueta Fellowship, Goizueta Business School, Emory University. (2014).
• American Finance Association Travel Grant, American Finance Association . (2013).
• Distinguished Academic Achievement Award, College of Engineering, University of Michigan. (2008).
• Outstanding Graduate Student Instructor Award, College of Engineering, University of Michigan. (2008).