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Séminaires de midi

Nos séminaires de midi sur la finance ont généralement lieu le jeudi à l’heure du déjeuner (12h15 à 13h30). Vous souhaitez recevoir des invitations à nos événements ? Inscrivez-vous ici pour être ajouté à notre liste de diffusion. 

  • 2020

    No events

  • 01 Avr 2021

    Anastassia Fedyk, UC Berkeley
    Lehman’s Lemons: Do Career Disruptions Matter for the Top 5%?

  • 29 Avr 2021

    Hanno Lustig, Stanford Graduate School of Business
    Financial and Total Wealth Inequality with Declining Interest Rates

  • 06 Mai 2021

    Wenxin Du, University of Chicago
    U.S. Banks and Global Liquidity

  • 20 Mai 2021

    Adrien Auclert, Stanford University
    Demographics, Wealth, and Global Imbalances in the Twenty-First Century

  • 10 Juin 2021

    Juliane Begenau, Stanford Graduate School of Business
    How Do Private Equity Fees Vary Across Public Pensions?

  • 17 Juin 2021

    Marcin Kacperczyk, Imperial College London
    How Do Private Equity Fees Vary Across Public Pensions?

  • 21 Oct 2021

    Nicole Gennaioli, Bocconi University

  • 28 Nov 2019

    Lucy White, Boston University
    A Theory for Vote Trading and Information Aggregation

  • 02 Dec 2019

    Tony Ahnert, Bank of Canada
    Bank Competition, Bank Runs and Opacity

  • 05 Dec 2019

    Christopher Palmer, MIT Sloan Management
    Real Effects of Search Frictions in Consumer Credit Markets

  • 12 Dec 2019

    Peter Bossaerts, University of Melbourne
    Asset Pricing In a World of Imperfect Foresight

  • 2020

    No events

  • 15 Nov 2018

    Gennaro Bernile, Miami University
    Option Listing and Corporate Policies

  • 22 Nov 2018

    Svetlana Bryzgalova, London Business School
    Cancelled

  • 06 Dec 2018

    Nancy Xu, Boston College
    The Time Variation in Risk Appetite and Uncertainty

  • 07 Mar 2019

    Snehal Banerjee, UCSD
    Dynamic Information Acquisition and Entry into New Markets

  • 14 Mar 2019

    Elisabeth Kempf, University of Chicago
    Partisan Professionals: Evidence from Credit Rating Analysts

  • 21 Mar 2019

    Sascha Steffen, Frankfurt School of Finance
    Brexit and the Contraction of Syndicated Landing

  • 02 Avr 2019

    Vikas Agarwal, Georgia State University
    Unobserved Performance of Hedge Funds

  • 04 Avr 2019

    Maria Bigoni, University of Bologna
    Hope and Anger: an experiment on inequality and antisocial behavior

  • 25 vpr 2019

    Hans Degryse, KU Leuven
    Priority Rules

  • 30 Avr 2019

    Svetlana Bryzgalova, London Business School
    Consumption in Asset Returns

  • 07 Mai 2019

    Jeffrey Wuergler, New York University
    Financing the Response to Climate Change: The Pricing and Ownership of U.S. Green Bonds

  • 21 Mai 2019

    Darrell Duffie, Stanford University
    The Decline of Too Big to Fail

  • 23 Mai 2019

    Peter Koudijs, Stanford University
    Shareholder Liability and Bank Failure

  • 04 Juin 2019

    Tarun Chordia, Emory University
    Market Efficiency in Real Time: Evidence from Low Latency Activity around Earnings Announcements

  • 05 Juin 2019

    Rajnish Mahra, Arizona State University
    Is Idiosyncratic Risk Conditionally Prices?

  • 13 Juin 2019

    Tarun Ramadorai, Imperial College London
    Gravity, Counterparties, and Foreign Investment

  • 27 Juin 2019

    Gustavo Manso, University of California (Berkeley)
    Recommendations with Feedback

  • 04 Jul 2019

    Moqi Groen-Xu, London School of Economics
    Pay for future Returns

  • 26 Sep 2019

    Alexander Ljungqvist, Stockholm School of Economics
    Value Creation and Persistence in Privacy Equity

  • 03 Oct 2019

    Nikolas Topaloglou, Athens University of Economics and Business
    How anomalous are stock market anomalies after all?

  • 10 Oct 2019

    Antonio Mele, University of Lugano
    A Theory of Debt Accumulation and Deficit Cycles

  • 07 Nov 2019

    Paolo Zaffaroni, Imperial College London
    Factor Models for Conditional Asset Pricing

  • 14 Sep 2017

    Diane Pierret, Université de Lausanne
    Stressed Banks

  • 21 Sep 2017

    Neale Mahoney, University of Chicago
    How Do Individuals Repay Their Debt? The Balance-Matching Heuristic

  • 05 Oct 2017

    Pierre Collin-Dufresne, EPFL
    Activism, Strategic Trading, and Liquidity

  • 12 Oct 2017

    Paul Goldsmith-Pinkham, New York Federal reserve
    Bad Credit, No Problem? Credit and Labor Market Consequences of Bad Credit Reports

  • 16 Nov 2017

    Ivan Shaliastovich, University of Wisconsin
    Government Policy Approval and Exchange Rates

  • 23 Nov 2017

    Manuel Santos, University of Miami
    A Model of Managerial Talent: Addressing Some Puzzles in CEO Compensation

  • 30 Nov 2017

    Irina Zviadadze, Stockholm School of Economics
    Term structure of risk in expected returns

  • 14 Dec 2017

    Julien Cujean, University of Maryland
    The Lost Capital Asset Pricing Model

  • 22 Fev 2018

    Michael Weber, University of Chicago
    Monetary Policy through Production Networks: Evidence from the Stock Market

  • 08 Mar 2018

    Lorenz Kueng, Northwestern University
    Excess Sensitivity of High-Income Consumers

  • 15 Mar 2018

    Guillaume Vuillemey, HEC Paris and CEPR
    The Failure of a Clearinghouse: Empirical Evidence

  • 22 Mar 2018

    Julien Sauvagnat, Bocconi University
    Import Competition and Household Debit

  • 29 Mar 2018

    Johannes Stroebel, New York University
    House Price Beliefs And Mortgage Leverage Choice

  • 19 Avr 2018

    Francisco Gomes, London Business School
    Tactical Target Date Funds

  • 26 Avr 2018

    Mariana Khapko, University of Toronto
    Smart Settlement

  • 03 Mai 2018

    Steven D. Baker, University of Virginia
    Asset Prices and Portfolios with Externalities

  • 17 Mai 2018

    Charles G. Nathanson, Northwestern University
    Speculative Dynamics of Prices and Volume

  • 31 Mai 2018

    Christine Parlour, U.C. Berkeley
    Making Money: Commercial Banks, Liquidity Transformation and the Payment System

  • 07 Juin 2018

    Thummim Cho, London Schools of Economics
    Turning Alphas into Betas: Arbitrage and the Cross-Section of Risk

  • 28 Juin 2018

    Roberto Steri, University of Lausanne and Swiss Finance Institute
    A Corporate Financing-Based Asset Pricing Model

  • 05 Jul 2018

    Erik Loualiche, University of Minnesota
    Efficient Bubbles?

  • 08 Sep 2016

    Tyler Muir, UCLA
    Volatility Managed Portfolios

  • 22 Sep 2016

    Mike Burkart, London Schools of Economics
    Activism and Takeover

  • 29 Sep 2016

    Kelly Shue, University of Chicago
    Consistent Good News and Inconsistent Bad News

  • 04 Oct 2016

    Luriano Mancini, Swiss Finance Institute
    Optimal Investment in Variance Swaps and Other Assets

  • 06 Oct 2016

    Albert S. Kyle, University of Maryland
    Dimensional Analysis and Market Microstructure invariance

  • 20 Oct 2016

    Harry Huizinga, Tilburg University
    Foreign Banks and International Transmission of Monetary Policy: Evidence from the Syndicated Loan market

  • 05 Dec 2016*

    Ryan Riordan, Queen’s University
    High-frequency trading and extreme price movements

  • 08 Dec 2016*

    Alon Brav, Duke University
    How Does Hedge Fund Activism Reshape Corporate Innovation?

  • 13 Dec 2016*

    Viktor Todorov, Northwestern University
    The Pricing of Tail Risk and the Equity Premium: Evidence from International Option Markets

  • 14 Dec 2016*

    Josh Rauh, Stanford Graduate School of Business
    State Taxation and the Reallocation of Business Activity: Evidence from Establishment-Level Data

  • 15 Dec 2016*

    Margarita Tsoutsoura, University of Chicago
    Divers of Effort: Evidence from Employee Absenteeism

  • 10 Jan 2017*

    Heiko Jacobs, University of Mannheim
    Anomalies Across the Globe: Once Public, No Longer Existent?

  • 12 Jan 2017*

    François Legrand, EM Lyon
    Household Finance and the Value of Life

  • 24 Jan 2017*

    Melissa Porras Prado, Nova School of Business and Economics
    Basis-momentum in the futures curve and volatility risk

  • 26 Jan 2017*

    Jean-Pierre Zigrand, London Schools of Economics
    The Investment Performance of Collectable Books

  • 02 Fev 2017*

    Thierry Foucault, HEC Paris
    Corporate Strategy, Conformism, and the Stock Market

  • 09 Fev 2017*

    Tim Kröncke, University of Basel
    How does the equity premium respond to monetary policy, and why?

  • 02 Mar 2017*

    Shai Bernstein, Stanford University
    Bankruptcy Spilovers

  • 08 Mar 2017*

    Saïd Fihri, KPMG
    Finance & Technology Seminar: Advancing asset management using the Blockchain technology

  • 09 Mar 2017*

    Jules van Binsbergen, Wharton University
    Real Anomalies

  • 16 Mar 2017*

    Adrien Verdelhan, MIT
    Deviations from Covered Interest Rate Parity

  • 23 Mar 2017*

    Eric Ghysels, University of North Carolina
    Granularity and (Downside) Risk in Equity Markets

  • 28 Mar 2017*

    Peter Koudijs, Stanford University
    For Richer, For Poorer: Banker’s Skin-in-the-game and Risk Taking in New England, 1867-1880

  • 30 Mar 2017*

    Emilio Osambela, Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System
    Preventing Controversial Catastrophes

  • 06 Avr 2017*

    Stefano Giglio, University of Chicago
    Inference on Risk Premia in the Presence of Omitted Factors

  • 27 Avr 2017*

    Peter Kondor, London School of Economics
    Financial Choice and Financial Information

  • 18 Mai 2017*

    Will Dobbie, Princeton University
    Targeting Debt Relief: Experimental Evidence from Distressed Credit Card Borrowers

  • 13 Juin 2017*

    François Gourio, Federal reserve bank Chicago
    Risk Premia at the ZLB: a Macroeconomic Interpretation

  • 22 Juin 2017*

    Marco DiMaggio, Harvard University
    The Relevance of Broker Networks for Information Diffusion in the Stock Market

  • 27 Juin 2017*

    Jörg Rocholt, ESMT Berlin
    Collateral, Central Bank repos, and systemic arbitrage

  • 29 Juin 2017*

    Ben Iverson, Northwestern University
    Trade Creditors’ Information Advantage

  • 04 Jul 2017*

    Michaela Pagel, Columbia Business School
    The Ostrich in US: Selective Attention to Financial Accounts, Income, Spending, and Liquidity

*Ces séminaires ont reçu le soutien financier du FNR – Fond National de Recherche