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.

2016 2015 2014 2013 Archives
Date
 Intervenant Article
07/07/2017
salle A
  Ian Marsh, Cass Business School
15/06/2017
salle A
17/05/2017
salle A707
 Kai Li
UBC
11/05/2017
salle A707
 Florian Heider
ECB
04/05/2017
salle A
 Cristian Brownlees
Universitat Pompeu Fabra
02/03/2017
salle A711
23/02/2017
salle B502 clé
 Albert Menkveld
VU Amsterdam
02/02/2017
salle A711
 Guillaume Vuillemey

HEC Paris
12/01/2017
salle A707
01/12/2016
salle A711
 Sohnke Bartram
Warwick Business School		  Why Does Idiosyncratic Risk Increase with Market Risk
03/11/2016
salle A707
 Jean-Edouard Colliard
HEC Paris		  Interbank Trading in a Segmented OTC Market
27/10/2016
salle AA707
 Darya Yuferova
Norwegian School of Economics		 Intraday Return Predictability, Informed Limit Orders, and Algorithmic Trading
20/10/2016
salle A707
 Alain Coën
Université Montréal		 Real Estate as a Common Risk Factor in Bank Stocks
06/10/2016
salle A707
 Ryan M. Williams
University of Arizona		 The impact of the crisis on payout policy
22/09/2016
salle B506 clé
 Juanita-Uribe Gonzalès
LSE		 How Sensitive is Entrepreneurial Investment to the Cost of Outside Equity? Evidence from a UK Tax Relief
30/06/2016
salle A701
 Neil Wallace
Pennsylvania State University		 Optima in heterogenous-agent monetary economies
16/06/2016
Salle A407
 Roni Michaely
Cornell University		  Are US Industries Becoming More Concentrated?
09/06/2016
Amphi A
 1st Dauphine Microstructure Workshop
02/06/2016
Salle A701
9h30 -17h30		 Rahavendra Rau
University of Cambridge		 Workshop in Corporate Finance
26/05/2016
Salle C110
 Ronnie Sadka
Boston College		  What do measures of real-time corporate sales tell us about earnings surprises and post-announcement returns?
19/05/2016
Salle A711		 Matthieu Bouvard
McGill University		 Risk Management Failures
12/05/2016
Salle A711		 Marius-Andrei Zoican
DRM Finance		 Discrete or Continuous Trading? HFT Competition and Liquidity on Batch Auction Markets
21/04/2016
Salle A711		 Bart Yueshen
INSEAD		 Uncertain Market Making
24/03/2016
Salle A707		 Francisco Gomez
London Business School		 Expenditures and Financial Well-Being
22/03/2016
Salle B505		 Kevin Aretz
Manchester Business School		 Moneyness, Volatility, and the Cross-Section of Equilibrium Option Returns: Theory and Evidence
17/03/2016
Salle A707		 Olivier Spalt
Tilburg University		 Why Does Size Matter So Much For Bidder Announcement Returns?
10/03/2016
Salle A711		 Alberta di Giuli
ESCP Europe		 Board members’ media connections and access to financing
11/02/2016
Salle A707		 Marianne Andries
Toulouse School of Economics		 Information Aversion
04/02/2016
Salle A711		 Jérôme Dugast
Banque de France		 Unscheduled News and Market Dynamics
28/01/2016
Salle A711		 Gilles Chemla
DRM Finance		 The Paradox of Policy-Relevant Natural Experiments
14/01/2016
Salle A707		 Marcin Kacperczyk
Imperial College		 Chasing Private Information