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sorry that i have no information on phd rankings in finance... in fact - i think there are none. when it comes to phd and research it is hard to do a departmental ranking. in a phd - your advisor would be the most important aspect of the program - and a good advisor is a mix of good researcher and a good fit with your personality and needs as student. while the former can be arguably measured by publications, the latter is to varied and not measurable at all. so i think there is no ranking for phd.

you should choose a department in which you have 2-3 potential advisors in your field of interest that loos suitable for you. MBA rankings may help in your quest for such a department - ut should be taken with a grain of salt.


Thanks hobbit. your points make sense.