PhD, Harvard University
Assistant Professor
INSEAD Department of Finance
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I am an Assistant Professor of Finance at INSEAD. I hold a PhD from Harvard University.
I combine theory with data to understand how startup activity and the firm life cycle shape macroeconomics and finance. My research explores the forces that fuel the growth of young firms and keep mature firms youthful. I am particularly interested in how intangible investment is financed. I teach corporate finance, macro finance, private equity and venture capital across PhD, MBA, and Executive programs.
I am a member of the Farhi Innovation Lab in Paris and the Macro Finance Society.
You can email me at martin.aragoneses@insead.edu
Papers
1 - The Nature of Firm Financing and Growth (SSRN, CEPR, PDF, BibTex)
w/ Christopher Hansman (Emory), David Licher & Ramana Nanda (Imperial College of London)
2 - Industrial Policy via Venture Capital (SSRN, PDF, BibTex)
w/ Sagar Saxena (U Penn Wharton)
3 - The Life Cycle Origins of the Investment Puzzle (PDF, SSRN, BibTex)
4 - Venture Capital and Customer Capital*
w/ Young Soo Jang (Penn State) & Amir Sufi (U Chicago Booth)
5 - Government Investment, Venture Capital, and Innovation
w/ Philippe Aghion (INSEAD), Antonin Bergeaud (HEC Paris) & Antonio Ughi (Paris School of Economics)
* = draft available upon request
Teaching
PhD Numerical Methods in Macroeconomics & Finance, Syllabus [PDF]
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