Steven J. Riddiough
Bio
Steven Riddiough is an Associate Professor of Finance at the University of Toronto, where he teaches courses in international finance and corporate finance. His research interests span international finance and macroeconomics, empirical asset pricing, and household finance. His research has been published in leading academic and practitioner journals including the Journal of Financial Economics, Review of Financial Studies, and the IMF Economic Review. His paper “Global Imbalances and Currency Premia” (with Pasquale Della Corte and Lucio Sarno) won the Kepos Capital Award for the Best Paper on Investments at the Western Finance Association Annual Meeting.
Previously, Steven was a Senior Lecturer (Assistant Professor) in Finance at the University of Melbourne, which he joined following the completion of his PhD in Finance at the Warwick Business School. During his PhD studies, Steven worked as a Lecturer in Finance at Imperial College London, undertook research in the International Finance Division at the Bank of England, and consulted to the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board. He began his career as a Foreign Exchange Research Strategist at the Investment Bank, Credit Suisse.
Academic Positions
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2020-
Associate Professor of Finance, University of Toronto
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2015-2020
Assistant Professor of Finance, University of Melbourne
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2013
Temporary Lecturer in Finance, Imperial College London
Selected Publications - Papers
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Giovanni Cespa, Antonio Gargano, Steven J. Riddiough, and Lucio Sarno
Review of Financial Studies
Issue:5
2022
Pages: 2386-2427
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Wei Opie, and Steven J. Riddiough
Journal of Financial Economics
Issue:136
2020
Pages: 780-805
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Riccardo Colacito, Steven J. Riddiough, and Lucio Sarno
Journal of Financial Economics
Issue:137
2020
Pages: 659-678
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Pasquale Della Corte, Steven J. Riddiough, and Lucio Sarno
Review of Financial Studies
Issue:29
2016
Pages: 2161-2193
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Dennis Reinhardt and Steven J. Riddiough
IMF Economic Review
Issue:63
2015
Pages: 751-791
Research and Teaching Interests
International Finance; International Macroeconomics; Empirical Asset Pricing; Household Finance