Financial Engineer of The Year (FEOY)
Commencing in 1993, this award has been presented annually to an individual who has made a significant contribution in the development and creative application of financial engineering. An award dinner is held annually to honor the achievements of Financial Engineer of the Year. All listed recipients are IAFE Senior Fellows:
- Robert C. Merton 1993
- Fischer Black 1994
- Mark Rubinstein 1995
- Stephen A. Ross 1996
- Robert A. Jarrow 1997
- John C. Cox 1998
- John C. Hull 1999
- Emanuel Derman 2000
- Andrew Lo 2001
- Jonathan E. Ingersoll, Jr. 2002
- J. Darrell Duffie 2003
- Oldrich A. Vasicek 2004
- Phelim Boyle 2005
- James H. Simons 2006
- Jack L. Treynor 2007
- Myron S. Scholes Lifetime Achievement
- Robert Litterman 2008
- Richard Roll 2009
- Peter P. Carr 2010
- Robert F. Engle 2011
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