European Financial Management Association
2022 Annual Meetings
June 29 - July 02, 2022
Campus Bio-Medico University, Rome, Italy
Note#1: Session Chairs and Discussants can download papers for the meetings from this page.
Authors can update the version of their paper(s) and/or abstract(s) on this webpage later. Please email your
paper/abstract directly to: efma2022@unicampus.it
Note#2: If you wish your paper to be considered for publication in the EFM journal, convey your interest to your Session Chair.
Presentations: For your presentations at the EFMA2022 Meetings please note that all rooms are equipped with computers.
Power Point (USB or CD) and Overhead Projector (transparencies) presentation options are available.
Conference Presentations:
Laptops will be Available in all Rooms for Conference Presentations.
Discussants' Responsibility: To better serve the needs of authors
presenting papers at the EFMA2022 meetings, discussants are kindly required
to hand out to the authors and the session chair 1-2 pages handwritten
comments with their constructive comments.
Participants |
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Evangelos Vagenas-Nanos (Presenting) , Ahmed Prapan.
Overnight Returns: Investor Sentiment or Investor Attention?
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Michel van der Wel (Presenting) , Tobias Hoogteijling, Martin Martens.
Forecasting Bond Risk Premia using Stationary Yield Factors.
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Quentin Vandeweyer (Presenting) .
Treasury Bill Shortages and the Pricing of Short-Term Assets.
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Nikolaos Vasilas (Presenting) , Anastasios Kagkadis, Ingmar Nolte, Sandra Nolte.
Factor timing with portfolio characteristics.
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Patrick Verwijmeren (Presenting) , Bruce Grundy, Antti Yang.
Intermediary Frictions and Asset Pricing.
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Xenxo Vidal-Llana (Presenting) , Montserrat Guillen.
Estimation of conditional value at risk of returns during high volatility periods using cross-sectional quantile regression.
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Laurent Vilanova (Presenting) .
Bank Priority and Strategic Debt Restructuring.
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Christophe Volonté (Presenting) .
Do Anglo-Saxons affect corporate policies?
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THI HUYEN CHI VU (Presenting) , Danika Wright.
The impact of heightened information asymmetry in crowdfunding: Evidence from the JOBS Act.
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