Jim Campasano

Associate Teaching Professor, Finance
Jim Campasano
Campus location Boston

Jim Campasano studies empirical asset pricing with a focus on options. Currently he is examining how the term structure of implied volatility impacts the pricing and returns of equities and equity options.

Selected publication

  • Simon, David P., and Jim Campasano. “The VIX futures basis: Evidence and trading strategies.” The Journal of Derivatives 21, no. 3 (2014): 54-69.
  • Jim Campasano. “Portfolio Strategies for Volatility Investing.” The Journal of Alternative Investments 24, no. 1 (2021): 43-60.
  • Jim Campasano. “Mitigating Risk with Conditional Option Strategies.” Forthcoming in The Journal of Alternative Investments.

Research & teaching interests

Jim Campasano's research and teaching focus on modeling, investments, and empirical asset pricing, with an emphasis on options.

Industry & academic experience

Prior to Northeastern, Campasano was an assistant professor at Kansas State University. Before entering academia, Campasano worked as an options trader on the sell side and a portfolio manager for multi-strategy hedge funds.