Ufuk Ince is an assistant professor of finance in the Business program at University
of Washington, Bothell, where he has taught various finance courses at the graduat
e and undergraduate levels. Before joining the UWB faculty, he taught corporate
finance at Georgia State University where he received two GTA awards for teaching
excellence. During the summer months he worked at Harvard Summer School
teaching investment and managerial finance. Ince consulted with firms in electric
utilities industry on deregulation and restructuring related issues and engaged in
executive education in domestic and international settings.

His area of research is corporate finance with a focus in financial risk management
and derivatives use. Having a mechanical engineering background, he worked in the
emerging field of financial engineering and is a member of International Association
of Financial Engineers. Ince is also an active member of American Finance
Association and Financial Management Association.

Curriculum Vitae

Select Publications:
“Investment banks that sell ‘disastrous’ derivatives” (with Ekaterina E. Emm),
Corporate Finance Review 6 (January/February 2002), p. 27-35.

“Performance-based Seismic Hazard Mitigation: Financial Metrics, a Decision Model
and a Case Study,” Proceedings of the 7th US-Japan Workshop on Urban Earthquake
Hazard Reduction, 2003.