Katrin Tinn

Katrin Tinn is an Associate Professor of Finance at McGill University's Desautels Faculty of Management. Her research focuses on Blockchain Economics, Corporate Finance, Models of Information & Learning, Technology & Innovation, and Venture Capital. She is affiliated with the Department of BUS and contributes to the study of technological innovation and finance, FinTech, and information economics. Tinn's work includes publications in top-tier journals such as Management Science and the American Economic Review. She is also involved in projects related to digital currency and central bank digital currency with asymmetric privacy.

Katrin Tinn is a researcher at McGill University specializing in Financial Economics, Technological Innovation, Information Economics, and Fintech. Her work explores the intersection of financial markets, technological advancements, and information asymmetry. Tinn's research includes topics such as crowdfunding, blockchain technology, and the impact of information revelation on economic outcomes. She has published on the role of business environments in firm and country performance, the implications of central bank digital currency, and the behavior of retail investors in financial markets. Her studies often integrate theoretical models with empirical analysis to address complex economic phenomena.