Henrik Cronqvist

My research has been featured in major global media outlets and public forums. Journalists, policymakers, and business leaders have cited my work in discussions on behavioral finance, executive decision-making, financial markets, and public policy.

Media Coverage

The Wall Street Journal

Jason Zweig’s The Intelligent Investor column: It’s the Little Things That Can Color an Investor’s Outlook

Harvard Business Review

Research: CEOs from Working-Class Families Support Less-Labor-Friendly Policies

CNBC

Squak Box: DNA Key to Determining Investment Style

Chicago Booth Review

Chapter 10 of Nudge (by Cass R. Sunstein and Richard H. Thaler): Do Nudges Last Forever? Perhaps in Sweden

Selected Articles

Does Finance Make Us Less Religious? | Chicago Booth Stigler Center

CEOs’ Decisions May Be Shaped by Whether They Have Daughters | The Wall Street Journal

For Investors, Color Is a Powerful Cue | Barron's

My Dream Life in NFL ... Accounting | The Wall Street Journal

CEOs with Daughters Run More Socially Responsible Companies | The Washington Post

CEOs with Daughters Run More Socially Responsible Firms | Harvard Business Review

Daughters and Leadership: Influencing the CEO | Forbes

Corporate Governance and the Creation of the SEC | Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance

Risk Off: Why Some People Are More Cautious with Their Finances Than Others | The Economist

Companies' Borrowing Practices Reflect Their Bosses' | Harvard Business Review

Don't Like Your Investing Style? Blame Your Parents | Morningstar.com

Born to Spend (or Save): It's All in Your Genes | Time Magazine

Corporate Culture in the Numbers | Sloan Management Review

Can Behavioral Economics Save Us From Ourselves? | University of Chicago Magazine

One Share, One Vote Is the Way to a Fairer Market | Financial Times

Shaped by Their Daughters: Executives, Female Socialization, and Corporate Social Responsibility | Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance

It’s the Little Things That Can Color an Investor’s Outlook | The Wall Street Journal

Prebirth Experiences May Influence Our Financial Decisions | Forbes

Your Investment Style Explained | The Economist

Having A Daughter Might Make You A Better CEO | Time Magazine

Bosses Who Have Daughters - More Socially Aware? | CNN

The Genetics of Investment Biases | CFA Digest

The ABCs of Investors' DNA: Is Your Investing Style Bred in the Bone? | The Wall Street Journal

A Mirror Can Be a Dangerous Tool for Some CEOs | The New York Times

When Your DNA Dings Your ROI | The Wall Street Journal

Natural Stock Selection | The Economist

Predisposed to Poor Investments | Bloomberg Businessweek

Chief Executives' Debt Predicts Company Debt | U.S. News & World Report

Fundline: Ads Best Not Answered | USA Today

Some Lessons from Sweden on the Pros and Cons of Privatizing Social Security | The New York Times