Kenneth S. Dreifus is a former commercial banker and licensed real estate broker in New York. His eponymous firm specializes in providing placement of commercial mortgages and business consulting services. The firm has a well-known niche in arranging for the financing of synagogues and yeshivas. He has been a full-time Touro faculty member for over two decades and is the former chair of the Department of Business and Accounting for NYSCAS. Prof. Dreifus teaches economics and finance courses at both the graduate and undergraduate level and is Editor-in-Chief of the Touro Accounting and Business Society Journal. He is a member of the Undergraduate Faculty Senate, and has two sons (of four) who are Touro graduates. 

Education

• BA, Brooklyn College (cum laude)
• MBA, State University of New York at Buffalo

Publications

• Dreifus, K. S., DeCandia, A., Goldberg, E., & Chowdhury, M. (2018). Do investors still gravitate to preferred habitats on the US treasury yield curve?. Business and Economic Research, 8 (2), 214-229. https://doi.org/10.5296/ber.v8i2.12861

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