Trang Nguyen

University of Bristol

Welcome to my webpage!

I am a Lecturer (Assistant Professor) in Finance at the University of Bristol. Prior to joining Bristol in 2023, I was a Lecturer at the University of Glasgow. I completed my PhD in Accounting and Finance at the University of Bristol in 2020. 

Research interests: empirical banking, climate finance and corporate finance

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Email: trang.nguyen@bristol.ac.uk

Office: G.08, 25-27 Belgrave Road, Bristol, U.K., BS8 2AA 


PUBLICATIONS

Debt Contracting When Borrowers Face Transitory Uncertainty: Evidence from U.S. Gubernatorial Elections, with K. Kim

 Management Science, forthcoming


The Effect of Pay Disparities within Top Management on Conservative Reporting, with M. Gad and M. Scapin

Accounting and Business Research, 2022, 1-27


Freedom of the Press and Corporate Misconduct 

Journal of Business Finance and Accounting, 2021, 48(9-10), pp. 1668-1710.


SELECTED WORKING PAPERS

Carbon Transition Risk and Corporate Loan Securitization, with I. Muller and H. Nguyen

Press: Loan securitisation during the transition to a low-carbon economy (with I. Muller and H. Nguyen), VoxEU.org, May 2 2023. 

Revise and Resubmit


Climate Stress Test, Bank Lending, and the Transition to the Carbon-Neutral Economy, with L. Fuchs, H. Nguyen and K. Schaeck


Immigration Enforcement, Local Labor Markets, and Firm Performance: Evidence from the Secure Communities Program, with K. Kim


CEO Industry Tournaments and Conditional Conservatism, with M. Gad, J.M García Lara, M. Scapin

Bankers on Board and CEO Inside Debt, with P. Korczak and M. Scapin (Permanent working paper)



SELECTED CONFERENCES, SEMINARS AND DISCUSSIONS

2024: UK Women in Finance: Warwick Workshop, Swiss Society for Financial Market Research (Zurich)D, Bundesbank*

2023: Bank of England*, Banking Supervision Research Seminar (ECB)*, Empirical Financial Intermediation Research Network, National Bank of Belgium* (Brussels), Federal Reserve Stress Testing Research Conference, FED Boston* (Boston), ECB/IMF Conference on Macroprudential Policies* (Frankfurt), SURF Virtual Seminar* (FED Philadelphia, scheduled); Swiss Winter Conference on Financial Intermediation, Gerzensee, Switzerland*;  ECB Banking Supervision Research Conference (Frankfurt)*, Swiss Society for Financial Market Research (Zürich)*, FINEST (Rome)*, WIMEFH (Berlin); European FMA (Aalborg), IBEFA (San Diego), Durham-Bristol Banking ForumD

2022: KWC SNEE Sustainable Finance (Lund)*, FRBSF Climate Risk* (Virtual/ Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco), Australasian Finance and Banking Conference (Virtual / Sydney), EAA Annual Congress (Bergen, Norway), University of Manchester

2020: Annual Conference on Asia-Pacific Financial Markets (CAFM)*, European Financial Management Association Meeting

2019: Australian Finance & Banking Conference, Sydney*, EAA Annual Congress (Paphos, Cyprus), Durham University, University of Glasgow, King’s College London

2018: EAA Doctoral Colloquium (Varese, Italy), EAA Annual Congress (Milan, Italy), Bayes Business School (formerly Cass)

2017: Annual Corporate Finance Conference (Exeter) 


* denotes presentation by co-author