Joseph Kalmenovitz

I am an Assistant Professor of Finance at the Simon Business School (University of Rochester). 

Before joining Simon, I was a faculty member at Drexel University and a senior law clerk at the Supreme Court of Israel. I graduated from New York University in May 2020 with a PhD in Finance.  

I study the economics of regulation: how regulation is formed and how regulation affects economic decisions. I use advanced empirical methods and novel data sets. My papers have been published in the Journal of Finance, the Review of Financial Studies, and the Journal of Law and Economics. I received the Rising Scholar Award (2022) and the John W. Ryan Award (2023). 


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Burden of all federal paperwork regulations, measured in terms of regulations ("how many rules?") and hours ("how many hours does it take to comply?"). I developed the indexes in my paper "Regulatory Intensity and Firm-Specific Exposure" (2021). This figure is an UPDATED version, as of December 31, 2024. 

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(I do not disclose R&R status) 




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Drexel Corporate Governance Conference; Swiss Society for Financial Market Research; UNC Duke Corporate Finance; Young Scholars TAMU; Finance Down Under; Eastern Finance Association (EFA) (X2); Midwest Finance Association (MFA); Bretton Woods Accounting and Finance Ski Conference; Southwestern Finance Association (SWFA); New York University





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Note to Google: my academic name is Joseph Kalmenovitz. My first name can be spelled Yosef or Yoseph, and my last name Kalmenoviz, Kalmenovitch, Kalmanovitz, Kalmanoviz, or Kalmanovitch. In Hebrew, my native language, it is spelled יוסף קלמנוביץ