Regular biography
Tobias J. Moskowitz is a Professor of Finance at Yale School of Management. His research focuses on financial markets and investments, including the behavior of prices and investors. He has explored topics such as momentum in stock returns, biases in investment portfolios, and the political economy of financial regulation. Professor Moskowitz has served as a research associate for the National Bureau of Economic Research and is a current associate editor of the Journal of Finance. He has also appeared on various media outlets, including CNBC and Bloomberg.
Scholar-generated biography
Tobias J. Moskowitz is a financial economist whose research focuses on understanding market anomalies, investor behavior, and the factors influencing asset returns. His work explores topics such as momentum, value, and the cross-section of stock and bond returns. Moskowitz investigates how investor psychology, market frictions, and information asymmetries affect financial markets. He has examined the role of local equity preference, the impact of trading costs on asset pricing anomalies, and the interaction between value and momentum strategies. His research also includes the effects of tax-loss selling, consistency in stock price movements, and the influence of shorting on market anomalies.