Focus Areas: Financial practice, economic and social sustainability
Ann Rutledge is an Adjunct Associate Professor at the School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA). At SIPA, she teaches a capital markets course from a policy perspective, where her goal is to build up students’ confidence in understanding basic financial mechanics, what drives market behavior, and how to think about sustainable finance.
By day, she is a financial practitioner specializing in the valuation of structured finance securities and exchange-traded instruments.Rutledge testified before the U.S. Senate on The State of the Securitization Markets following Dodd-Frank, was cited in the U.S. Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission’s Financial Crisis Inquiry Report, and wrote the landmark study of China’s securitization market for Swift Institute. Her book on China’s capital markets by Oxford University Press is forthcoming in 2020.