Assistant Professor of FinanceSchool of Business, University of Kansaskpisciotta@ku.edu
Biography
I am an Assistant Professor of Finance at University of Kansas's School of Business. My research focuses on corporate finance, information economics, and innovation. I have a Ph.D. in Finance from Pennsylvania State University, an M.S. in Finance from the University of Delaware, and a B.S. in Finance (Economics and Mathematics minors) from the University of Delaware.
Publications
5) Initial Public Offerings and the Local Economy (2023) (with Jess Cornaggia, Matthew Gustafson, Jason Kotter) Review of Finance, Accepted
4) Sleep Disruptions and Information Processing in Financial Markets (2023) (with William Bazley and Carina Cuculiza) Management Science, Accepted
3) Analyst Workload and Information Production: Evidence from IPO Assignments (2023) Contemporary Accounting Research
2) What is the Effect of an Additional Dollar of IPO Proceeds? (2021) (with Michael Dambra and Matthew Gustafson) Journal of Corporate Finance
1) The Consequences to Analyst Involvement in the IPO Process: Evidence Surrounding the JOBS Act (2018) (with Michael Dambra, Laura Field, and Matthew Gustafson) Journal of Accounting and Economics
Working Papers
The Breadth of IPO Marketing (2023) (with Matthew Gustafson, Emily Kim, and Joseph Henry) R&R, Management Science
Opioid Abuse and Corporate Innovation (2023) (with Kimberly Cornaggia, John Hund, and Zihan Ye) R&R, Management Science
Fair Value Implementation for Non-Publicly Traded Assets: Evidence from Mutual Funds (2023) (with Paul Fischer, David Haushalter, and Brian Miller)
Long-Horizon Forecasts (2023) (with Vadim Balashov)
Being Present: The Influence of Mindfulness on Financial Decisions (2023) (with William Bazley and Carina Cuculiza)
Stolen Secrets: The Effect of Trade Secret Theft on Corporate Innovation (2023) (with Filippo Curti, Marco Macchiavelli, and Atanas Mihov)
Non-Passive Securities Lending by Passive Investors (2023) (with Apoorv Gogar and David Haushalter)
The Benefits of Proximity to Equity Analysts (2022) (with William Bazley, Emily Kim, and Felix Meshcke)
Does Being Private Constrain Geographic Expansion? (2021) (with Jess Cornaggia, Matthew Gustafson, and Jason Kotter)
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