Research Bio
Amir Kermani is an associate professor in finance and real estate at Berkeley Haas. He received a PhD in economics from MIT in 2013. He is also a faculty research fellow at the NBER. His current research interests include monetary policy, household finance, financial intermediation, and political economy.
Research Expertise and Interest
monetary policy, macroeconomy and housing, securitization and political economy
In the News
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Teaching
Senior Honors Thesis [ECON H195B]
Currency Markets [MFE 230GB]
Financial Risk Measurement and Management [MFE 230H]
Supervised Independent Study and Research [UGBA 199]
Individually Supervised Study for Graduate Students [MFE 293]
Senior Honors Thesis [ECON H195B]
Doctoral Seminar in Real Estate [PHDBA 289A]