Amy W. Huber

Amy W. Huber is an Assistant Professor of Finance at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School, Department of Finance. Her research interests include financial intermediation, asset pricing, international finance, and macro-finance. She teaches courses such as FNCE7070 - Valuation and FNCE9330 - International Finance. Her work has been featured in Knowledge at Wharton, including topics on carry trade exposure, market power in repo financing, and foreign investment in U.S. securities. Her profile page provides additional details on her research and teaching.

Amy Wang Huber is a financial economist whose research focuses on financial intermediation, with an emphasis on understanding how intermediary constraints affect asset pricing and capital allocation. Her work explores the role of financial institutions in global markets, particularly in the context of dollar asset holdings, hedging strategies, and geoeconomic competition. Huber's research also examines market power in wholesale funding, especially through the triparty repo market, and how risk factors propagate through financial systems. Her studies highlight the interplay between financial structure, market dynamics, and macroeconomic outcomes, offering insights into the functioning of global financial markets.