Haas School of Business

Faculty and Executive Leadership Directory
	Jeffrey R. Bohn Lecturer Haas Finance Group 510-333-1479 Email: click on the envelope icon below for full email address Academic Status: On duty Office Hours: By appointment, F494 Curriculum Vitae (in PDF format, Acrobat Reader required)

Education

BA, Economics, Brigham Young University
MS, Finance, Haas School of Business, UC Berkeley
PhD, Finance, Haas School of Business, UC Berkeley

Positions Held

At Haas since 2003
2006 - present, General Manager, Group Head of the Financial Strategies Division, Shinsei Bank
2003 - present, Lecturer, Haas School of Business

External Service and Assignments

Managing Director, Group Head - Research and Analytics at Moody's KMV (San Francisco, CA)
President of New PCI Corporation (San Francisco, CA)
Adjunct Faculty, MBA Program, Golden Gate University
Guest Lecturer, International Business, Senshu University in Kawasaki, Japan
Member of American Finance Association
Board Member of the International Association of Credit Portfolio Managers

Current Research and Interests

Corporate debt
Credit derivatives
Banking
Risk management
Global portfolio management

Selected Papers and Publications

Active Portfolio Management in Practice, co-author. Wiley, 2008.
Managing Bank Risk, foreword and co-author of two chapters. ed. Morton Glantz, Academic Press, 2002.
"Modeling Portfolio Risk," co-author. Moody's KMV (2002).
"Bridging the Debt and Equity Markets using an Option-pricing Model of Corporate Default," co-author. Moody's KMV, Working Paper (2002).
"A Survey of Contingent-Claims Approaches to Risky Debt Valuation." Journal of Risk Finance (Spring 2000): 1-18.
"An Empirical Assessment of a Simple Contingent-Claims Model." Journal of Risk Finance (Summer 2000).
"Characterizing Credit Spreads." UC Berkeley, Working Paper (1999).
"Global Asset Allocation: A Review of the Literature." (October 1996).
"KMV Moderu okeru Yousou Diforuto Kakuritsu (Expected Default Frequency: EDF) ni tsuite." [A note about KMV's EDF model written in Japanese], Security Analyst Journal (Japan) (July 1999): 93-98.
"Swaps: Welfare Enhancing Instruments or a Fleeting Financial Fad?" (May 1994).

Teaching

Credit Risk Modeling

Honors and Awards

Honorable mention for the NDFP fellowship program (granted to Ph.D. students)
Recipient of the following scholarships: Kimball (BYU's most prestigious academic scholarship), International Association for Financial Planning, Contra Costa Board of Realtors, Bank of America (in mathematics)
President of Economics Honor Society

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