Candidate Paper Listings
GROUP #1: Corporate Finance
The Fewer the Merrier? The Effect of Shareholders’ Vote Turnout on Firm Performance (PDF Version)
Christian Wilk, Frankfurt School of Finance & Management gGmbH, Germany
Email: c.wilk@fs.de
The Role of Institutional Ownership in Determining Dividend Policy: Evidence from UK Firms (PDF Version)
Jingsi Leng,University of Hull, UK
Email: lengjingsi87@gmail.com
The Market Value of Technological Innovation, Evidence from European Patents (PDF Version)
Sabrine Rekik , University Of Paris Dauphine, France
Email: sabrine.rekik@dauphine.fr
Optimal timing of IPO: Preliminary Evidence from Alternative Investment
Xingang Wang , University of Surrey
Email: xingang.wang@surrey.ac.uk
The Effect of Chief Financial Officers on Corporate Cash Holdings (PDF Version)
Sushil Sainani , University of Liverpool
Email: sushil@liv.ac.uk
GROUP #2: International Finance and Credit Rating Agencies
International Cross-Listing: Evidence from the People’s Republic of China
Vladimir Pazitka , University of Birmingham, UK
Email: vxp297@bham.ac.uk
Time-varying Importance of Country and Industry Factors in European Corporate Bonds (PDF Version)
Zhaowen Qian, Erasmus University Rotterdam, Netherlands
Email: qian@ese.eur.nl
The Impact of Recent Regulatory Reforms of the Rating Industry (PDF Version)
Patrycja Klusak , Bangor Business School, Bangor University
Email: abp04c@bangor.ac.uk
Reversal in Market Integration: a Funding Liquidity Explanation (PDF Version)
Amir Akbari, McGill University, Canada, H3A 1G5
Email: amir.akbari@mail.mcgill.ca
GROUP #3: Capital Markets and Portfolio Investments
Optimizing portfolio allocation, private equity deals and the cost of capital for the entrepreneur (PDF Version)
Thomas Bonesire, HEC - Management School of the University of Liège (HEC-ULg), Belgium
Email: thomas.bonesire@ulg.ac.be
Dynamic Bargaining Markets and the Negative Swap Spread (PDF Version)
Sven Klingler, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark
Email: sk.fi@cbs.dk
Modelling market risk using quantile regression (PDF Version)
Evangelia Mitodima,University of Kent, UK
Email: em260@kent.ac.uk
Asymmetric excitation and the US bias in Portfolio Choice (PDF Version)
Zhenzhen Fan, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands
Email: z.fan@uva.nl
To what extent are MiFID tests informative? (PDF Version)
Anthony Bellofatto, Louvain School of Management, Université Catholique de Louvain, Belgium
Email: anthony.bellofatto@uclouvain.be