Leonard N. Stern School of Business
Kaufman Management Center
44 West Fourth Street, 9-55
New York, NY 10012
Personal WebsiteAbout Toomas Laarits
Toomas Laarits joined NYU Stern School of Business as an Assistant Professor of Finance in July 2019. He is currently teaching Foundations of Finance in the Stern undergraduate program.
Professor Laarits research interests lie in asset pricing and financial intermediation. In recent research Professor Laarits has studied the puzzling behavior of asset markets in anticipation of Federal Open Market Committee announcements. He is also interested in the supply and demand of safe assets, and in financial history.
Professor Laarits received his PhD, MPhil and MA in Financial Economics from Yale University. He also holds an AB in Mathematics from Harvard University. Prior to graduate studies, Professor Laarits worked at the Harvard Business School as a Research Associate.
- Finance
- Asset Pricing
- Financial Intermediation
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Economics
- Federal Reserve Bank/Central bank
- Monetary Policy
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Finance
- Bonds/Inflation Linked
- Financial Intermediation
- Stock Market
- Foundations of Finance
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Ph.D., Financial Economics, 2019
Yale University
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M.Phil., Financial Economics, 2017
Yale University
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M.A., Financial Economics, 2016
Yale University
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A.B., Mathematics, 2010
Harvard University
Related News and Research
- Commentary from Professors Viral Acharya and Toomas Laarits is referenced: “Morning Bid: How Strong Is Too Strong?”
- Professor Toomas Laarits interview, citing joint research with Professor Jeffrey Wurgler: “Many Investors Spend 6 Minutes or Less Researching Stock Buys.”
- Professor Toomas Laarits video interview: “Many Investors Spend 6 Minutes or Less Researching Stock Buys.”
- Research from Professors Toomas Laarits and Jeffrey Wurgler is featured: “Guess How Much Time Many Investors Spend on Researching Stock Buys?”