Tyler Muir

Dr. Tyler Muir is at the leading edge of finance research as an assistant professor at UCLA Anderson. With a keen focus on asset pricing, financial intermediaries, and financial crises, Dr. Muir's work delves into the intricate dynamics of how the financial sector's health impacts asset price variations. His research provides valuable insights into the mechanisms that drive asset returns, offering a deeper understanding of market behaviors. Dr. Muir has conducted extensive studies on asset prices during financial crises, spanning over 150 years and across 14 countries. His findings reveal significant declines in stock and bond prices during these tumultuous periods, shedding light on the vulnerabilities and resilience of financial markets. This historical perspective enriches the current understanding of financial stability and market fluctuations. His academic contributions are not only theoretical but also practical, influencing both scholarly discourse and real-world financial strategies. Dr. Muir's work is instrumental in shaping how financial professionals and policymakers approach asset pricing and risk management in the context of financial intermediaries. In addition to his research, Dr. Muir is dedicated to educating the next generation of finance professionals. Through his teaching at UCLA Anderson, he imparts critical knowledge and analytical skills to students, preparing them to navigate and contribute to the ever-evolving landscape of global finance.