Assistant Management

Philip H. Dybvig

Boatmens Bancshares Professor of Banking and Finance

Washington University in Saint Louis

Curriculum vitae: April, 2012

Olin School of Business

Campus Box 1133

One Brookings Drive

Saint Louis, MO 63130-4899

815-***-**** (fax) -- *****@******.*****.*** -- http://dybfin.wustl.edu

Personal

2348 S 9TH ST

St Louis, MO 63104

314-***-**** (voice) -- 815-***-**** (fax) -- http://phildybvig.com

United States citizen, born 5/22/55

Experience

Washington University: Boatmen's Bancshares Professor of Banking and Finance, Olin School

of Business, September 1990-present, John E. Simon Professor of Finance, Olin School of

Business, January 1989-September 1990, Visiting ProfessorJuly 1988-December 1988

Southwest University of Finance and Economics, Chengdu, Sichuan, China: 2010-present,

Director of the Institute of Financial Studies and visitor two months per year, 2008-2009

visitor one month per year

Yale University: Professor of Finance and Economics, School of Management and Department

of Economics, and a Member of the Cowles Foundation,

July 1986-December 1988, Associate

Professor of Finance, School of Management,

July 1984-June 1986, Assistant Professor

of

Finance, School of Management,

July 1981-June 1984

Princeton University: Assistant Professor of Economics, January 1980-June 1981

Yale University: Postdoctoral Fellow and Part-timeLecturer, Cowles Foundation, Fall 1979

Bell Laboratories (Murray Hill): Consultant, Summer 1977

Various:

computer programmer, Summers 1975 (Air Force Avionics Laboratory, WPAFB), 1976

(Systems Research Laboratories, Dayton, Ohio

)

Indiana University: Instructor, Honors Physics Labs, 1974-1976

Education

Yale University: PhD in Economics, December 1979, chairman: Stephen A. Ross

Yale University: MA and MPhil in Economics, December 1978

University of Pennsylvania: student in the Economics PhD program, 1976-1977

Indiana University: BA, double major in Math and Physics, May 1976

Honors

Thousand-person program (China: Qianren), 2012-

Changjiang Scholar, 2011-

Sloan Research Fellowship, 1986-1988

Batterymarch Research Fellowship, 1982-1983

Common Fund Prize, 1996

Graham and Dodd Scroll for excellence in financial writing awarded by the AIMR, 1996

Midwest Finance Association Distinguished Scholar, 2003

Professional Service and Activities

President of the Western Finance Association 2002-2003, Program Chair 2001-2002, Vice

President 2000-2001

Past Editor of the Review of Financial Studies

Associate Editor of the Journal of Economic Theory.

Past Associate Editor of Finance and Stochastics, the Journal of Finance, the Journal of

Financial Intermediation, the Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis, the Review

of Financial Studies, and the Journal of Applied Finance (formerly Financial Practice and

Education)

Referee for many journals, the NSF, and association meetings

Program chair of the Summer Institute of finance sponsored by SAIF and CKGSB, 2011 and

2012

Financial consultant

Textbooks

Personal Computing for Managers, Redwood City, CA: Scientific Press, 1986.

The Lotus Tutorial, Redwood City, CA: Scientific Press, 1987.

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