Mete Kilic
Assistant Professor of Finance and Business Economics
University of Southern California
Marshall School of Business
E-Mail: mkilic@marshall.usc.edu
CV (pdf)
Working papers
Investing in misallocation (with Şelale Tüzel), June 2024
Risk and risk-free rates (with Zhao Zhang and Alex Zotov), April 2024
The factor competition channel of interest rate transmission (with Zhao Zhang), September 2023
Leverage risk and investment: the case of gold clauses in the 1930s (with Joao Gomes and Sebastien Plante), February 2020, VoxEU column
Publications
Insensitive investors (with Constantin Charles and Cary Frydman)
Journal of Finance, forthcoming.
Why do rational investors like variance at the peak of a crisis? A learning-based explanation (with Mohammad Ghaderi and Sang Byung Seo)
Journal of Monetary Economics, 142: 1-17, March 2024. Internet Appendix
The cross-section of investment and profitability: Implications for asset pricing (with Louis Yang and Miao Ben Zhang)
Journal of Financial Economics, 145 (3): 706-724, September 2022.
Learning, slowly unfolding disasters, and asset prices (with Mohammad Ghaderi and Sang Byung Seo)
Journal of Financial Economics, 143 (1): 527-549, January 2022. Internet Appendix
Good and bad variance premia and expected returns (with Ivan Shaliastovich)
Management Science, 65 (6): 2445-2945, June 2019. Internet Appendix Data
Gold, platinum, and expected stock returns (with Darien Huang)
Journal of Financial Economics, 132 (3): 50-75, June 2019.
Risk, unemployment, and the stock market: A rare-event-based explanation of labor market volatility (with Jessica A. Wachter)
Review of Financial Studies, 31 (12): 4762–4814, December 2018.