ScholarGPS: Riccardo Rebonato Named “Highly Ranked Scholar”
Professor Riccardo Rebonato, Senior Adviser at the EDHEC Climate Institute, has been awarded the Highly Ranked Scholar distinction by ScholarGPS in recognition of the excellence of his academic research.
ScholarGPS highlights Highly Ranked Scholars™ for their exceptional publication records, citation impact, and scholarly influence. In its 2024 global rankings, Professor Rebonato is placed among the top 0.05% of scholars worldwide and is ranked:
This recognition reflects his sustained contributions to academic research in finance and his influence on international scholarly discourse.
ScholarGPS is a U.S.-based platform owned and operated by Meta Analytics LLC in California. It serves as a leading resource for the analysis of scholarly activity across academia, industry, and government. At its core is a continuously updated and fully indexed database comprising metadata from over 200 million archival publications—including journal articles, books, book chapters, conference proceedings, and patents.
The platform features detailed profiles for more than 30 million scholars affiliated with over 55,000 institutions, and provides institutional rankings for more than 15,000 academic entities in over 200 countries. ScholarGPS offers comprehensive, quantitative rankings across 14 Fields, 177 Disciplines, and over 350,000 Specialties, based on robust indicators of research productivity, impact, and quality. Scholars are ranked at the Overall, Field, Discipline, and Specialty levels, offering an objective view of academic performance worldwide.
Professor Rebonato’s full ScholarGPS profile is available here.
Below is a selection of Professor Rebonato’s most recent scholarly work:
This recognition further underscores EDHEC’s commitment to producing impactful academic research in finance and climate-related fields.
Riccardo REBONATO, PhD is Senior Advisor of EDHEC Climate Institute and Professor of Finance at EDHEC Business School, where he heads the “Climate Scenarios” research programme. He was previously a professorial visiting fellow at the University of Edinburgh (Political Economics and Sociology), a visiting lecturer at Oxford University (Mathematical Finance), an adjunct professor at Imperial College, London (Financial Economics) and a research fellow in physics at Corpus Christi College, Oxford. Riccardo has been Head of Derivatives Trading, Risk Management and Research and served on the boards of ISDA and GARP. Holding a PhD in nuclear engineering and condensed matter physics, he has more than 10 published books, including “How to Think About Climate Change” (Cambridge University Press), as well as 50 articles in refereed academic journals on the economics of climate change, derivative and asset pricing and risk management. He was named the 2022 PMR Quant Researcher of the Year by The Journal of Portfolio Management.
