Fischer Black Prize

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The Fischer Black Prize is a prestigious biennial award given by the American Finance Association to a leading financial economist under the age of 40 for significant original research contributions.

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Fischer Black Prize canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf academic award
ageLimit under 40 years old
associatedOrganization American Finance Association
awardCycle every two years
awardedFor outstanding contributions to finance research
significant original research in financial economics
country United States
discipline economics
finance
domain academic research
eligibilityCriteria financial economist under the age of 40
substantial original research contributions in financial economics
field financial economics
firstAwarded 2003
frequency biennial
inception 2003
languageOfOfficialCommunication English
location United States
namedAfter Fischer Black
namedAfterNotableWork Black–Scholes model
namedAfterOccupation financial economist
presentedBy American Finance Association
recognizes early-career excellence in financial economics
sponsor American Finance Association
status active
typicalAnnouncementVenue American Finance Association annual meeting

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