Main Research Fields:
Household Finance
Academic Appointments
Tilburg University, Professor in Finance, 2024 -
EDHEC Business School, Professor in Finance, 2020 - 2024
EDHEC Business School, Associate Professor in Finance, 2018 - 2020
Research Fellow Swedish House of Finance Stockholm School of Economics, 2020
CEPR Research fellow, 2020 -
CEPR Research associate, 2016 - 2020
HEC Paris, Associate Professor in Finance, September 2016 - August 2018
Bocconi University, Assistant Professor in Finance, September 2011 - August 2016
Education
Tilburg University, Ph.D. in Finance, 2011
Main publications
1. Andersen, S., E. Colmsjö, G. Parise, and K. Peijnenburg (2025) Breaking Bad: How Health Shocks Prompt Crime? forthcoming, American Economic Journal: Applied Economics.
2. Dimmock, S., R. Kouwenberg, O. Mitchell, and K. Peijnenburg (2021) Household Portfolio Underdiversification and Probability Weighting: Evidence from the Field, Review of Financial Studies, 34, 4524-4563.
3. Eisele, A., T. Nefedova, G. Parise, and K. Peijnenburg (2020) Trading out of sight: An Analysis of Cross-Trading in Mutual Fund Families, Journal of Financial Economics, 135, 359-378.
4. Parise, G. and K. Peijnenburg, (2019) Noncognititive Abilities and Financial Distress: Evidence from a Representative Household Panel. Review of Financial Studies, 32, 3884-3919.
5. Peijnenburg, K. (2018) Life-Cycle Asset Allocation with Ambiguity Aversion and Learning. Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis, 53, 1963-1994.
6. Peijnenburg, K., T. Nijman, and B. Werker (2017) Health Cost Risk: A Potential Solution to the Annuity Puzzle. The Economic Journal, 127, 1598-1625.
7. Dimmock, S., R. Kouwenberg, O. Mitchell, and K. Peijnenburg (2016) Ambiguity Aversion and Household Portfolio Choice Puzzles: Empirical Evidence. Journal of Financial Economics, 119(3), 559-577. Top 25 most cited articles in JFE since 2016 onwards.
Other publications
8. Anantanasuwong, K., R. Kouwenberg, O. Mitchell, and K. Peijnenburg (2024) Attitudes for Real-World Sources: Field Evidence from a Large Sample of Investors. forthcoming Experimental Economics.
9. Bütler, M., K. Peijnenburg, and S. Staubli (2017) How Much Do Means Tested Benefits Reduce the Demand for Annuities? Journal of Pension Economics and Finance, 16, 419-449.
10. Peijnenburg, K., T. Nijman, and B. Werker (2016) The Annuity Puzzle Remains a Puzzle. Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control. 70, 18-35.
11. Dimmock, S., R. Kouwenberg, O. Mitchell, and K. Peijnenburg (2015) Estimating Ambiguity Preferences and Perceptions in Multiple Prior Models: Evidence from the Field. Journal of Risk and Uncertainty, 51, 219-244.
Working papers
12. Extrapolators and Contrarians: Forecast Bias and Household Stock Trading. S. Andersen, S. Dimmock, and K. Nielsen.
Editorial positions
Associate Editor Review of Financial Studies 2024 -
Editor Journal of Pension Economics and Finance 2022 -
Google citation count
January 2025: 1297