Summary
Charles Martineau is an Associate Professor of Finance at the University of Toronto with a decade of academic experience and a cross-appointment at Rotman, specializing in information economics and high-frequency price discovery. His research, supported by SSHRC, NASDAQ Educational Fund and industry partners, explores intraday mechanisms of price discovery and how investor attention shapes reactions to macroeconomic news. He directs FinHub @ Rotman and brings a rare blend of deep theoretical training (PhD UBC, visiting scholar at HEC Paris) and practical market insight dating back to underwriting and trading-room roles. Fluent in both empirical microstructure and multifractal approaches, he publishes in top finance and accounting journals and builds bridges between academic theory and market practice. An understated strength is his international background—training in Europe and Asia—that informs his nuanced view of global market behavior.
10 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
M.Sc. International Affair Option Finance, M.Sc. International Affair Option Finance at HEC Montréal
Certification in Asian Studies Japanese language and business, Certification in Asian Studies Japanese language and business at Kansai Gaidai University
B.Comm option; Honours Finance, B.Comm option; Honours Finance at John Molson School of Business, Concordia University
Visiting PhD student - Sponsered by Laurent Calvet, Visiting PhD student - Sponsered by Laurent Calvet at HEC Paris
PhD Finance, PhD Finance at The University of British Columbia
London School of Economics and Political Science
English, French, Japanese