Anna Cororaton, PhD Candidate, Finance
Supply of Credit Across Financial Institutions: Evidence from the Great Recession
Roberto Gomez Cram, PhD Candidate, Finance
Stock Return Predictability: Riding the Risk Premium
Jeremy Greenwood, Professor of Economics
Venture Capital, Innovation, and Growth
Daniel Kim, PhD Candidate, Finance
Size Premium and Distress Premium
Allison Nicoletti, Assistant Professor of Accounting
Frank Zhou, Assistant Professor of Accounting
Compensation Contracts and Bank Risk-Taking
Tanya Paul, PhD Candidate, Accounting
Rachel Zhang, PhD Candidate, Accounting
Does bank monitoring reduce block trading discount?
Sebastien Plante, PhD Candidate, Finance
Mandating Exchange Trading for Corporate Bonds
Nikolai Roussanov, Moise Y. Safra Associate Professor of Finance
Global Macro Factors?
Lisa Tang, PhD Candidate, Management
Learning to Integrate
Amora Elsaify, PhD Candidate, Finance
Why Do R&D-intensive Companies Earn Higher Returns?
Emilie Feldman, Associate Professor of Management
Activist Investors and Corporate Strategy
Erik Gilje, Assistant Professor of Finance
Income Shocks and Household Balance Sheets: Evidence from Shale Royalty Windfalls
Nicholas Johnson, Postdoctoral Researcher, Computer Information Science
A Meta-Learning Approach to Adaptive and Risk-Aware Portfolio Selection
Sebastien Plante, PhD Candidate, Finance
Why do larger corporate bond orders obtain better prices?
Nikolai Roussanov, Associate Professor of Finance
Fracking, Drilling, and Asset Pricing: Estimating the Economic Benefits of the Shale Revolution
Managerial Risk Taking Incentives
Hongxun Ruan, PhD Candidate, Finance
Financial Intermediary’s Impact on Firm’s Innovation
Amir Yaron, Robert Morris Professor of Banking, Professor of Finance
The Asset Pricing Implications of Contracting Frictions
Frank Zhou, Assistant Professor of Accounting
Learning with Information Procession Cost: The Trade Volume Decline of Seasoned Bonds in the Municipal Bond Market
Yasser Boualam, PhD Candidate, Finance
Anna Cororaton, PhD Candidate, Finance
Liquidity Mismatch, Bank Stock Returns, and the Macroeconomy
Francis Diebold, Paul F. and Warren S. Miller Professor of Economics
Estimating Global Bank Network Connectedness
Emilie Feldman, Associate Professor of Management
Acquisitions and Divestitures in Family Firms
Emilie Feldman, Associate Professor of Management
Patia McGrath, PhD Candidate, Management
Financial Consequences of Divestitures
Michael Junho Lee, PhD Candidate, Finance
Information Frictions in Markets of Complex Assets
Nikolai Roussanov, Associate Professor of Finance
Fracking, Drilling, and Asset Pricing: Estimating the Economic Benefits of the Shale Revolution
Gerry Tsoukalas, Assistant Professor of Operations, Information, and Decisions
Large-scale Loan Portfolio Management
Jennifer Blouin, Associate Professor of Accounting
The effects of foreign cash on U.S. multinational activities
Eric Eaton, Lecturer, Computer and Information Science; Faculty Member, General Robotics, Automation, Sensing & Perception (GRASP) lab
Temporal Modeling and Prediction using Multi-Task Deep Learning
Brett Hemenway, Research Scientist, Computer and Information Science
Sanjeev Khanna, Henry Salvatori Professor of Computer and Information Science
Stability in Financial Networks
Enrique Mendoza, Presidential Professor of Economics; Director of Penn Institute for Economic Research
Quantitative Models of Financial Crises and Macroprudential Financial Regulation
David Musto, Ronald O. Perelman Professor in Finance; Finance Department Chair
Christopher Geczy, Academic Director, Jacobs Levy Center; Academic Director, Wharton Wealth Management Initiative; Adjunct Professor of Finance
The Market Value of a Vote
Nikolai Roussanov, Associate Professor of Finance
Managerial Risk Taking Incentives
Kent Smetters, Boettner Professor; Professor of Business Economics and Public Policy
A Sharper Ratio
Alex Edmans, Associate Professor of Finance
Using Student Grades to Grade Teachers, Portfolio Holdings and Governance Through Exit and The Value of Informativeness for Contracting
Todd Gormley, Assistant Professor of Finance
Agency Conflicts and Competition and Agency Conflicts and Financial Distress
Mark Jenkins, Assistant Professor of Finance
Financial Innovation and Capital Structure: Evidence from Second Lien Loans
Nikolai Roussanov, Assistant Professor of Finance
International Trade, Currency Risk Premia and Cost of Equity Capital
Luke Taylor, Assistant Professor of Finance
Activist Stake Size and Signaling
Jessica Wachter, Professor of Finance
Do Rare Events Explain CDX Tranche Spreads?
Ian Appel, Ph.D. Candidate in Finance
The Effects of Derivative Lawsuits
Christine Dobridge, Ph.D. Candidate in Finance
Casino Gambling and Household Expenditures
Colin Ward, Ph.D. Candidate in Finance
Can Differences in Rates of Innovation Explain the Carry-Trade?
Alex Edmans, Assistant Professor of Finance
The Real Effects of Disclosure and Empirical Evidence of Managerial Myopia
Emilie Feldman, Assistant Professor of Management
Managerial Incentive Alignment in Corporate Spinoffs
Todd Gormley, Assistant Professor of Finance
Regulatory Uncertainly and Investment and Agency Conflicts and Financial Distress
Gregory Nini, Assistant Professor of Finance
An Exploration of Contracts and Incentives in Collateralized Loan Obligations
Michael Roberts, Professor of Finance
100 Years of Capital Structure: The Leveraging of Corporate America and
Adverse Selection and Moral Hazard in Bank Lending
Nikolai Roussanov, Assistant Professor of Finance
International Trade, Currency Risk Premia and Cost of Equity Capital
Ivan Shaliastovich, Assistant Professor of Finance
Foreign Exchange Risk Premia: Evidence from Option Markets
Luke Taylor, Assistant Professor of Finance
Estimating Returns to Scale in Active Portfolio Management
Maisy Wong, Assistant Professor of Real Estate
Commercial Mortgage Backed Securities and Special Services
Amir Yaron, Professor of Finance (with Ivan Shaliastovich)
Dynamic CAPM with Time Varying Asset Risk Exposures
Christine Dobridge, Ph.D. Candidate in Finance
Political Risk and Stock Market Outcomes
William Mann, Ph.D. Candidate in Finance (with Michael Roberts)
Quantifying the Costs of Renegotiation