Bronson Argyle is an associate professor of finance at the BYU Marriott School of Business where he teaches money and banking. His research focuses on the frictions in consumer credit markets and how households access and structure their credit environment. His current projects have levered large administrative datasets in order to explore the racial homophily in consumer bankruptcy and the sensitivity of depositors to outside options.

Professor Argyle’s work has been featured and discussed in the Wall Street Journal, MarketWatch, Bloomberg, and by NPR’s Planet Money in addition to local radio programs and the National Bureau of Economic Research. His research has been published in the Journal of Finance and in the Review of Financial Studies, among others, and has been presented at numerous conferences and universities. He received a bachelor’s degree in physics in 2008 from Brigham Young University (magna cum laude with honors) and a master’s and doctorate degree in financial economics in 2014 from Columbia University.

Argyle is originally from Wyoming; he is married and has five children.