FINANCE DEPARTMENT SEMINAR SERIES
2020-2021 Seminar series
The seminars will take place on Monday at 11:00 am Paris time with some exceptions.
Spring 2021
Monday March 8 - 16:30 Paris time
Adam Guren - Boston University
Do Credit Conditions Move House Prices?
Monday March 15
Sumit Agarwal - NUS
Straw Purchase or Safe Haven? The Hidden Perils of Illicit Wealth in Property Markets
Monday March 22
Tobias Berg - Frankfurt School of Finance and Management
Credit Supply Shocks: Financing Real Growth or Takeovers?
Monday March 29
Dirk Jenter - LSE
CEO Compensation: Evidence From the Field
Monday April 12 - 16:30 Paris time
Stefano Giglio - Yale
Test Assets and Weak Factors
Monday May 10 - 16:30 Paris time
Anna Cieslak - Duke
Common Shocks in Stocks and Bonds
Monday May 31 - 16:30 Paris time - Cancelled
Maryam Farboodi - MIT
Monday June 7
Arna Olafsson - Copenhagen Business School
Misfortune and Mistake: The Financial Conditions and Decision-Making Ability of High-Cost Loan Borrowers
Fall 2020
Monday September 28
Augustin Landier - HEC Paris
ESG Investing: How to Optimize Impact?
Monday October 5 - 16:30 Paris time
Sabrina Howell - NYU
Does Private Equity Investment in Healthcare Benefit Patients? Evidence from Nursing Homes
Monday October 12
Josef Zechner - Vienna University of Economics and Business
Disaster Resilience and Asset Prices
Monday November 9
Norman Schürhoff - HEC Lausanne
Self-Inflicted Debt Crises
Monday November 23
Renée Adams - Saïd Business School
Shareholders and Stakeholders around the World: The Role of Values, Culture and Law in Directors’ Decisions
Monday November 30 - 16:30 Paris time
Merih Sevilir - Indiana University
Proactive Divesting and M&A Strategy
Monday December 7
Colleen Cunningham - London Business School
Where does novelty pay? The role of geographic market thickness in the financing of technologically novel US medical device startups