Tavy Ronen joined the Rutgers Business School faculty in 1995. She has a Ph.D. in finance from the Stern School of Business, New York University, and has taught classes such as advanced financial management, financial institutions and markets, finance for fashion and the finance seminar course on market microstructure for doctoral students. Tavy has taught at several universities, including New York University, Columbia University and the University of Wisconsin at Madison.
Tavy’s areas of expertise include market microstructure, credit markets, informational efficiency and the financial issues facing the fashion and related industries. Some of her publications can be found at the Social Science Electronic Publishing website.
Tavy is the founding director of the Business of Fashion programs at Rutgers Business School, which includes the Master of Science in Business of Fashion, as well as an undergraduate minor and concentration in business of fashion. She is also vice-director of the Whitcomb Center for Research in Financial Services and the founding director of the Center for Research for the Business of Fashion. Her consulting activities include her role as director at Ronen Economics and the sole academic affiliate at Stanford Consulting Group, through which she has served as expert witness on several securities litigation cases involving both equity and corporate bonds.
