Dr. Christopher Palmer

Associate Professor

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Biography

Christopher J. Palmer is the Eastman Kodak Associate Professor of Finance at the MIT Sloan School of Management. His research focuses on various aspects of finance including loan default applications, subprime mortgage cohorts, and consumer bankruptcy. He has contributed to working papers investigating issues like racial disparities in consumer bankruptcy and the effects of monetary policy on financial behaviors. Palmer's ability to analyze complex financial phenomena is reflected in his publications and collaborations, showcasing his expertise in empirical finance and quantitative methods. He continues to engage with the academic community through presentations at conferences and contributions to reputable journals. With a commitment to exploring the implications of finance on broader economic issues, Palmer remains a significant voice in the field of financial economics.

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Experience

Associate Professor

— Present

MIT Sloan School of Management • Cambridge, MA

Teaching and researching finance, focusing on loan default applications, consumer bankruptcy, and subprime mortgages.