Patrick Leoni
Drug
Euromed Clinic
France
Biography
Patrick Leoni is a Professor of Finance at Euromed Management (Marseille, France). He received his Ph.D. from the University of Minnesota, and he held research positions in Zurich, Venice and Dublin. Patrick Leoni's research focuses on two distinct issues. The first issue is about designing and pricing new classes of derivatives, with a strong emphasis on health economics. He has been involved in the last few years in projects related to risk management in HIV/AIDS economic policies, and the design of derivatives to hedge against mortality risk. The second issue is about beliefs and learning effects on asset pricing, in particular at macro-economic level. He has penned two books (Economic Challenges in the Fight against HIV/AIDS, and Beliefs, Learning and Economic Behavior), and he has over 20 publications in leading scholastic journals in Economics, Finance, and Mathematics. He also received several awards for his research and teaching. Patrick Leoni is a Professor of Finance at Euromed Management (Marseille, France). He received his Ph.D. from the University of Minnesota, and he held research positions in Zurich, Venice and Dublin. Patrick Leoni's research focuses on two distinct issues. The first issue is about designing and pricing new classes of derivatives, with a strong emphasis on health economics. He has been involved in the last few years in projects related to risk management in HIV/AIDS economic policies, and the design of derivatives to hedge against mortality risk. The second issue is about beliefs and learning effects on asset pricing, in particular at macro-economic level. He has penned two books (Economic Challenges in the Fight against HIV/AIDS, and Beliefs, Learning and Economic Behavior), and he has over 20 publications in leading scholastic journals in Economics, Finance, and Mathematics. He also received several awards for his research and teaching.
Research Interest
Structural Biology in Drug Discovery Immunology Generic Drugs Cancer Biology