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David Camino

Professor Emeritus of Finance

Education

Doctorate in Economic and Business Sciences, Autonomous University of Madrid, “Cum
laude”, 1990

Master in Public Administration (MPA), Harvard
University, 1990

Master in International Business Administration (MBA), Autonomous University of
Madrid, 1986

Bachelor of Economic and Business Sciences UNED, Extraordinary Award (UAM), 1982

Diploma in Business Studies, University of Barcelona, 1980

Research Interests

His academic interests focus primarily on research and teaching on financial topics, especially in the areas of Derivatives (Real Options), Financial Economics (Investments), Behavioral Finance, Risk Management, Microfinance, and the External Sector of the Economy (Compensation Trade and International Finance).

Selected publications

Camino, D., Neru, M. & Pehlivan, C.: “Sovereign Credit Default Swap Valuation”, Swiss Derivatives Review vol. 47, 2011, 32-53.

Camino, D., Rayo, S. & Lara, J.: “A credit scoring model for institutions of Microfinance, under the Basel II normative”, Journal of Economics, Finance and Administrative Sciences vol. 15 (28), 2010, 89-124 (listed among SSRN’s Top Ten download list, since Februay 2017);

Camino, D.: “Bankruptcy” in Cooper and Argyris (eds.): The Blackwell Encyclopedia of Management, Vol. VIII . Oxford: Blackwell, 1997, 2006 & 2014.

David Camino is Professor of Financial Economics at the Carlos III University of Madrid, where he also directs the University Institute of Law and Economics.

A graduate in Business Administration from the University of Barcelona, he studied Law at the UNED and obtained a degree, MBA and Doctorate in Economic and Business Sciences from the Autonomous University of Madrid. He has also completed postgraduate studies at the London School of Economics and at Harvard University, where he obtained a Master's degree in Public Administration, with a grant from the Fulbright Commission.

He has been a researcher and visiting professor at several universities and higher education institutions, and his professional experience includes stays in several countries in Europe, Asia and Latin America, working for both Spanish and multinational institutions and companies. He also has experience in the public sector, as Deputy Director General of Economic Management in the General Directorate of Universities of the Ministry of Education and Culture and as a member of the Advisory Board for Insurance and Pension Funds of the Ministry of Economy.

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