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Seminar Series
(chronologically)
Date,
Time,
Place
Presenter,
Affiliation
Paper
01/22/2010
10:30 am
Duques 357
Andrea Gamba
George Washington University
Disintegrating Risk Management
02/01/2010
01:00 pm
Funger 520
Nigel J. Barradale
University of California at Berkeley
Social Status and Intertemporal Preferences
02/09/2010
10:30 am
TBA
Jialan Wang
MIT
The Role of Human Capital in Corporate Bankruptcy
02/16/2010
01:00 pm
Funger 620
Oya Altinkilic
University of Pittsburgh
Evidence That Analysts Are Not Important Information-Intermediaries
03/23/2010
10:30 am
Funger 520
Brian Henderson
George Washington University
The Price Impact of Large Hedging Trades
03/26/2010
02:30 pm
Funger 553
Carles Vergara-Alert
University of Navarra (IESE)
Optimal Portfolio Choice with Predictability in House Prices and Transaction Costs
04/02/2010
10:30 am
TBA
Michael Gallmeyer
University of Virginia
Portfolio Choice with Capital Gain Taxation and the Limited Use of Losses
04/16/2010
10:30 am
Funger 520
Russ Wermers
University of Maryland
Active vs. Passive Investing and the Efficiency of Individual Stock Prices
05/07/2010
02:30 pm
Funger 553
Tim Riddiough
University of Wisconsin
Collateral and Debt Capacity in the Optimal Capital Structure
05/25/2010
02:00 pm
Funger 520
Neil Pearson
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Does Option Trading Have a Pervasive Impact on Underlying Stock Prices?
Contact:
Min Hwang (202-994-9465,
min@gwu.edu
).
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