Salomon Center for the Study of Financial Institutions
Mission Statement
Founded in 1972 by a grant from the partners of Salomon Brothers, the Salomon Center specializes in the study of financial institutions and markets, including commercial banks, investment banks, managed funds and insurance companies. The primary objectives of the Salomon Center are to bring NYU Stern’s research on financial institutions and financial markets to the attention of policymakers, regulators, practitioners, fellow academics, the media, and the general public; to facilitate the flow of ideas among these constituents; and to support the creation of cutting-edge research at NYU Stern.
The Salomon Center interfaces with its external constituents in a variety of ways, including regular conferences, workshops, and public lectures, often in collaboration with external sponsors and collaborators.
Major Announcements
The Salomon Center will be hosting our annual WAPFIN conference on September 27. Learn more here!
Director
Philipp Schnabl
Professor of Finance
Sidney Homer Director, Salomon Center
Rosenwald Program
To promote excellence in investment research by Stern undergraduates, the Salomon Center's Alternative Investments program has launched the Rosenwald Fellowship Program. Each year, selected students will be designated Rosenwald Fellows. Learn more here!