The Finance Research Community conducts research into numerous aspects of financial markets including the pricing of financial securities, investment strategies, financial intermediation, risk management, and the financing of corporate activities. Research methodologies include theoretical modelling to systematically investigate frontier questions, advanced empirical techniques to investigate specific testable hypotheses, and simulation techniques to provide insight when general solutions become intractable. The Finance Research Community also takes advantage of cross-disciplinary expertise, often focusing on research questions that integrate with the accounting, economics, statistics and computer science disciplines.
Neil Brisley
Research Interests: Design, valuation, use and abuse of executive stock options.
Alan Douglas
Research Interests: Issues relating to corporate finance, economics, and accounting, with a focus on corporate incentives.
Alan Huang
Research Interests: Empirical asset pricing related to how information transmits in the financial markets.
Ranjini Jha
Research Interests: Corporate finance, asset pricing, and financial econometrics.
Daniel Kim
Daniel Kim
Assistant Professor, Finance
Tu Nguyen
Research Interests: Corporate governance, Mergers and Acquisitions, Executive Compensation.
Blake Phillips
Research Interests: Mutual Funds and Institutional Investors, Hedge Funds and Risk Management, Market Efficiency and Empirical Asset Pricing, Derivatives and Risk Management.
Syed Walid Reza
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Neal Stoughton
Research Interests: Investment management and the relationship between investors and advisory services.
James R. Thompson
Research Interests:
Risk Transfer Markets, Banking, Insurance, Compensation in Organizations.
Tony Wirjanto
Research Interests: Developing statistical methodology for applications in finance, and finance-related areas.