Fac Staff Detail

Professor Oehmke's research interests are in financial economics, financial intermediation theory, and corporate finance theory. In recent work, published in the Journal of Finance and the Review of Financial Studies, he has examined the maturity structure of financial institutions and the impact of credit default swaps on the debtor-creditor relationship. Among other things, his current work analyzes the effect of the bankruptcy treatment of derivative contracts and explores the economic role of credit default swap markets. Oehmke teaches Capital Markets and Investments.

• Fall 2012
  Capital Markets & Investments (MBA)
  
• Fall 2011
  Capital Markets & Investments (MBA)
  
• Fall 2010
  Capital Markets & Investments (MBA)
  
• Spring 2009
  Capital Markets & Investments (MBA)
  

Bubbles, Financial Crises, and Systemic Risk In Handbook of the Economics of Finance 2A (2013)
Author(s): Markus Brunnermeier, Martin Oehmke

The Maturity Rat Race In Journal of Finance (2013)
Author(s): Markus Brunnermeier, Martin Oehmke

Credit Default Swaps and the Empty Creditor Problem In Review of Financial Studies (2011)
Author(s): Patrick Bolton, Martin Oehmke

The Anatomy of the CDS Market (2013)
Author(s): Martin Oehmke, Adam Zawadowski

Maturity Rationing and Collective Short-Termism (2012)
Author(s): Konstantin Milbradt, Martin Oehmke

Should Derivatives Be Privileged in Bankruptcy? Working Paper (2012)
Author(s): Patrick Bolton, Martin Oehmke

Complexity in Financial Markets Working Paper (2009)
Author(s): Markus Brunnermeier, Martin Oehmke

Gradual Arbitrage Working Paper (2009)
Author(s): Martin Oehmke

Liquidating Illiquid Collateral In Journal of Economic Theory (2013)
Author(s): Martin Oehmke

Strategic Conduct in Credit Derivative Markets In International Journal of Industrial Organization (2013)
Author(s): Patrick Bolton, Martin Oehmke