Regular biography
Andrea Frazzini is a Lecturer in Management at Yale University's School of Management. She holds a PhD from Yale University, awarded in 2005, and previously earned an MSc from the London School of Economics in 2001 and a BS from Università degli Studi Roma Tre in 2000. Her research interests are not explicitly detailed in the provided information. Frazzini's contact details are available via email at andrea.frazzini@yale.edu, and her profile page can be accessed at https://som.yale.edu/faculty-research/faculty-directory/andrea-frazzini.
Scholar-generated biography
Andrea Frazzini is a scholar at Yale University with research interests in Behavioral Economics, Asset Pricing, Behavioral Finance, and Asset Management. His work explores how psychological biases influence financial markets and investment decisions. Frazzini's research includes the study of anomalies such as the low-risk effect, momentum, and value investing, as well as the impact of behavioral factors like the disposition effect and leverage aversion on asset returns. His publications examine mutual fund flows, board connections, and the role of embedded leverage in shaping market outcomes. Frazzini's contributions highlight the intersection of psychology and finance, offering insights into how investors can better navigate market inefficiencies.