Martijn Boons is a professor and researcher in the fields of Finance and Empirical Asset Pricing, with a particular interest in the relationship between macroeconomic shocks and financial markets.
At Nova SBE, he teaches courses in Investments, Asset Management, and Corporate Finance, and coordinates the school’s Finance Seminar Series.
Before fully embracing academia, he was already deeply engaged with the scientific community, participating in research projects focused on asset pricing and conditional returns.
His research has been published in leading academic journals, such as the Journal of Finance and the Journal of Financial Economics, and presented at top international conferences, including the American Finance Association and the Financial Intermediation Research Society meetings.
Topics such as predictable returns, time-varying inflation risk, and dynamic pricing anomalies have been central to his work.
Martijn Boons challenges managers and decision-makers to adopt a rigorous, evidence-based analytical perspective, fostering informed decisions that connect macroeconomics, risk, and asset valuation.