Kevin Pierre Mott

Kevin Mott, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor of Finance, Teaching Stream
Director of Teaching Innovation, FinHub: The Financial Innovation Lab

Rotman School of Management
University of Toronto

About

I am an Assistant Professor of Finance in the Teaching Stream at the Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto, where I also serve as Director of Teaching Innovation at FinHub: The Financial Innovation Lab.

At Rotman, my teaching prioritizes intuition and theory over mechanics for technical and non-technical audiences alike. With support from FinHub, I have run a workshop for colleagues on building course materials with AI writing assistants, re-developed a Python prerequisite course for graduate students, and recently hired a research assistant to begin pedagogical research about AI in classrooms.

I am currently developing two exciting opportunities for students: an elective course on appropriate and efficient use of AI in finance; and a study-abroad program about international finance, economic growth, and trade. I welcome conversations with students and faculty about both! Further details, initial offer date, and study abroad location are TBA pending university approvals.

My research is in computational macro-finance and mathematical finance.

Originally from Long Island, NY, I now live in Toronto with my wife Sae-Seul Park and our cats.

Education

Ph.D. in Financial Economics

Tepper School of Business, Carnegie Mellon University · Pittsburgh, PA, USA

M.S. in Financial Economics

Tepper School of Business, Carnegie Mellon University · Pittsburgh, PA, USA

B.S. in Mathematics

Northeastern University · Boston, MA, USA

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