Elias Rantapuska

Professori (Associate professor)

E707 Dept. Finance

Elias Rantapuska is an Assistant professor of Finance at Aalto University, School of Business. Professor Rantapuska's research interests are in the areas of household finance, behavioral finance and experiences.

Full researcher profile

https://research.aalto.fi/...

Contact information

[email protected]

Phone number

+358403538419

Areas of expertise

Rahoitus, Behavioral finance, Household finance, Mutual funds, Sijoitusrahastot, Kotitalouksien rahoituspäätökset, Kotitalous, Osingot, Osinko, Dividend, Osakeanti, Rights issue, Mental accounting, Henkinen kirjanpito, Labor market, Työmarkkinat, Finance, Helsinki Finance Summit, Seasonal affect disorder, Mood, Experimental, International financial management, Valuation, Firm valuation, Bachelors thesis

Honors and awards

McKinsey best finance teacher of the year, KY Finance

Award or honor granted for academic or artistic career Department of Finance Jan 2015

Teacher of the year, Aalto BIZ

Award or honor granted for academic or artistic career Department of Finance Jan 2015

Best dissertation in finance in Finland 2006

Award or honor granted for a specific work Department of Finance Jan 2006

Best dissertation at Helsinki School of Economics in 2006

Award or honor granted for a specific work Department of Finance Jan 2006

Best paper by a doctoral student, EFA 2005 Moscow meetings

Award or honor granted for a specific work Department of Finance Jan 2005

Best Graduating Student of the Year 2003

Award or honor granted for a specific work Department of Finance Jan 2003

Elias Rantapuska

Contact information

Areas of expertise

Honors and awards

McKinsey best finance teacher of the year, KY Finance

Teacher of the year, Aalto BIZ

Best dissertation in finance in Finland 2006

Best dissertation at Helsinki School of Economics in 2006

Best paper by a doctoral student, EFA 2005 Moscow meetings

Best Graduating Student of the Year 2003

Publications

Mutual Fund and Share Ownership in Finland: Trends and Patterns in 2004-2016

Social Interaction in the Family: Evidence from Investors’ Security Holdings

Ability, Educational Attainment, and Financial Distress

Ability, Educational Attainment, and Household Financial Distress

Maksuhäiriöt Suomessa 2015-2020

Irrevocable Commitments and Tender Offer Outcomes

Why Does Portfolio Choice Correlate across Generations?

Formative Experiences and Portfolio Choice: Evidence from the Finnish Great Depression

Does short-term hunger increase trust and trustworthiness in a high trust society?

Does mood affect trading behavior?