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Hello! I am an Associate Professor of Finance at SUNY Geneseo. My research interests are short selling, market microstructure, and financial regulations. I teach Investments, Managerial Finance, and Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies. You can contact me via email: cjain@geneseo.edu

Published articles:

• Active trading in ETFs: The role of high-frequency algorithmic trading, with Jain, Archana, and Christine Jiang, forthcoming at Financial Analyst Journal.

• Bitcoin price manipulation: Evidence from intraday orders and trades, with Hu, Bill, Hwang, Joon Ho, and Jim Washam. Forthcoming at Applied Economics Letters.

• Do algorithmic traders improve liquidity when information asymmetry is high?, with Jain, Archana, and Revansiddha Khanapure. Quarterly Journal of Finance 11 (1), 2021.

• Pre-earnings announcement returns and momentum, with Jain, Archana, and Revansiddha Khanapure. Economics Letters 196, 2020.

• Blockchain Hysteria: Adding "blockchain" to a company's name, with Jain, Archana, Economics Letters 181, 178-181, 2019.

• Does conservatism deter short sellers?, with Jain, Archana and Ashok Robin. Review of Quantitative Finance and Accounting 54 (3), 1075-1100, 2019. 

• Early movers advantage? Evidence from short selling during after hours on earnings announcement days, with Jain, Archana and Christine Jiang. Financial Review 54 (2), 235-264, 2019.

• Algorithmic trading and fragmentation, with Jain, Archana, and Christine Jiang, Journal of Trading 12 (4), 18-28, 2017.

• Hidden liquidity on the U.S. stock exchanges, with Jain, Archana, Journal of Trading 12 (3), 30-36, 2017.

• Fails-to-deliver after the implementation of Rule 203 and Rule 204T, with Jain, Archana, Financial Review 50, 611-636, 2015.

• Short selling: The impact of SEC rule 201 of 2010, with Jain, Pankaj and Thomas H. McInish, Financial Review 47, 37-64, 2012.

  • Financial Review Best paper award for 2012

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