Regular biography
Jamie Coen is an Assistant Professor of Finance in the Business School (BUS) at Imperial College London. Their research interests and academic profile are currently not specified in available sources. Coen's professional activities are reflected through their affiliation with the institution and their profile page, which provides further details about their work and contributions. For more information, visit their official profile at https://profiles.imperial.ac.uk/w.coen.
Scholar-generated biography
Jamie Coen's research focuses on financial systems, particularly the resilience of corporate bond markets and the role of investment funds in stress scenarios. Their work examines regulatory impacts on financial stability, including fire sales under solvency and liquidity constraints. Coen also investigates mortgage choice, credit union failure, and liquidity in over-the-counter markets. Additional interests include collateral demand in wholesale funding markets, interbank network formation, and the effects of asset sales on financial markets. Their research explores regulatory inaction and its implications for market behavior, such as price walking. These studies highlight the interplay between regulation, market structure, and financial stability.