Regular biography
Nuno Clara is an Associate Professor in the Finance area at Duke University's Fuqua School of Business. He received his PhD in Finance from London Business School. His research focuses on Asset Pricing, Micro data for Macro Models, and Household Finance. Prior to his PhD, Nuno worked in private equity, focusing on distress and growth/mezzanine investments, as well as in economic consulting.
Scholar-generated biography
Nuno Clara is a financial economist specializing in asset pricing and microeconomics. His research explores the intersection of financial markets, macroeconomic stability, and consumer behavior. Key areas include mortgage structures, student debt, and the impact of regulation on housing markets. Clara's work analyzes how financial decisions influence economic outcomes, with a focus on policy implications. His publications examine topics such as mortgage payment structures, asset price dynamics, and the role of regulation in promoting sustainable housing practices. By integrating microeconomic theory with empirical analysis, Clara contributes to understanding how financial systems affect broader economic stability.