Le séminaire de lecture regroupe les membres de l’Université Paris Dauphine et les étudiants en thèse. Il est également ouvert aux étudiants d’autres institutions en études doctorales ainsi qu’à partir du mois d’avril à quelques étudiants du Master 104 qui souhaitent poursuivre leurs études par un travail de thèse.

Le séminaire comporte d’une part des présentations d’articles et d’autre part des présentations d’états de l’art sur un champ de la finance. Il a lieu les jeudis de 13 h15 à 14 h 30, dans la nouvelle aile de l’université, la Salle étant précisée sous la date.

Date
Intervenant Article
03/12/2015
Salle A707
Christophe Spaenjers
HEC Paris
Unique Durable Assets
12/11/2015
Salle A707
Kleopatra Nikolaou
Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System
Trading in the Over-the-counter markets: Evidence from the Tri-party repo Market
05/11/2015
Salle A707
Farzad Saidi
Cambridge University
The Informational Value of Patents in Banking Relationships
29/10/2015
Salle A707
Marius-Andrei Zoican
DRM Finance
Need for Speed? Exchange Latency and Liquidity
08/10/2015
Salle A707
Daniel Ferreira
London School of Economics
Creditor Control Rights and Corporate Board Independence
01/10/2015
Salle A707
Olivier Dessaint
University of Toronto
Employment Protection and Takeovers
07/09/2015 Christina Atanassova
Simon Fraser University
02/07/2015
Salle A
Richard Payne
Cass Business School
What Do Stock Markets Tell Us About Exchange Rates?
25/06/2015
Salle A
Charles Jones
Comumbia Business School
Potential Pilot Problems: Treatment Spillovers in Financial Regulatory Experiments
11/06/2015
Salle A711
Konark Saxena
Australian Businiess School
Tristan Roger
DRM finance
Recent riskless rate news is not priced but it matters (Saxena)
Behavioral biases in number processing: The case of analysts’ target prices (Roger)
04/06/2015
Salle A711
Manju Puri
Duke University
A Tale of Two Runs: Depositor Responses to Bank Solvency Risk
07/05/2015
Salle C108
Roni Michaely
Cornell University
Taxation and Dividend Policy: The Muting Effect of Diverse Ownership Structure
16/04/2015
Salle C108
Ian Marsh
Cass Business School
Off the Golden Fetters Examining Interwar Carry Trade and Momentum
09/04/2015
Salle C108
Vikas Agarwal
Georgia State University, Atlanta
Interfund lending in mutual fund families: A boon or a curse?
02/04/2015
Salle C108
Hamza Bahaji
Natixis, Paris
Employee stock option-implied risk attitude under rank-dependent expected utility
26/03/2015
Salle A707
Kent Womack
Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto
Speed and Expertise in Stock Picking: Older, Slower, and Wiser?
19/03/2015
Salle A707
Kevin Aretz
Manchester Business School
Conflicting Security Law and the Democratization of Credit: France’s Reform of the Napoleonic Code
12/03/2015
Salle B502
Evgenia Passari
DRM Finance
Exchange rates and Commodity Prices
05/03/2015
Salle A711
Eric de Bodt
SKEMA Business School
The Hubris Hypothesis: Empirical Evidence
12/02/2015
Salle A707
Eser Arisoy
DRM Finance
Delphine Lautier
DRM Finance
Volatility of Aggregate Volatility and Hedge Fund Returns (Arisoy)
Speculation in Commodity Futures Markets: A Simple Equilibrium Model (Lautier)
05/01/2015
Salle Décanale
Marius A. Zoican Banking Union Optimal Design under Moral Hazard
15/01/2015
Salle Décanale
Teng Wang Bank Entry Mode, Labor Market Flexibility,and Economic Activity
15/01/2015
Salle Décanale
Rafael Zambrana Management Sub Advising: The Mutual Fund Industry
15/01/2015
Salle A403
Mintra Dwarkasing The Dark Side of Social Capital? Battles and Mortgage Lending
09/01/2015
Salle A709
Tanja Artiga Coordinated Shareholder Activism: A Potential Remedy for the Firm Free-Rider Problem
09/01/2015
Salle A707
Mai Daher Creditor Control Rights, Capital Structure and Legal Enforcement
08/01/2015
Salle A709
Thomas Lambert Lobbying on Regulatory Enforcement Actions: Evidence from Banking
08/01/2015
Salle AR52-53
Julien Penasse Return Predictability: Learning from the Cross-Section
07/01/2015
Salle A709
Florina Silaghi A simple model of foreclosure and renegotiation: The negative externality of foreclosure
07/01/2015
Salle A709
Ouarda Merrouche Credit Crunch and Heterogeneous Adjustment across Firms