Awards and Grants (2004-2011)
Kenneth Ahern and Denis Sosyura, Citigroup Best Paper Award
at the ISB Summer Research Conference, Hyderabad, for "Who Writes the News?
Corporate Press Releases During Merger Negotiations," 2010.
Sreedhar Bharath
and Amy Dittmar, Best Paper LECG Award for Best Paper
in Corporate Finance at EFA 2007.
Dennis Capozza,
Winner of the David Ricardo Medal, 2011 (highest recognition by the American
Real Estate Society for scholarly work in the real estate discipline); 2005 E.S. Mills Award for Best Paper in
Real Estate Economics.
Ing Haw Cheng,
2011 Standard Life Investment
Finance Prize for Best European Corporate Governance Institute Finance
Working Paper.
Amy Dittmar, Voted
in as an Academic Director of FMA, 2011.
Amy Dittmar, Lead
Article Review of Financial Studies, May 2010 for Bharath and
Dittmar.
Amy Dittmar,
Finalist for the Brattle Prize for best paper in corporate finance in
the Journal of Finance in 2007 for Dittmar and Thakor (2007).
Amy Dittmar,
Lead article, “Why Do Firms Issue Equity?” 2007,
Journal of
Finance
(with Anjan Thakor).
Amy
Dittmar,
“Why Do Firms Repurchase Stock?” 2000,
Journal of
Business,
73, 331-355, Reprinted in
Recent
Developments in Corporate Finance, 2005, Edward Elgar Publishers, ed. Jay
Ritter.
Robert Dittmar, CICF
Best Paper Award, 2009 China International Conference in Finance.
Robert Dittmar,
Nominated for Smith-Breeden Prize for best paper in the
Journal of
Finance in 2005, for “Consumption, Dividends, and the Cross-Section
of Equity Returns,”
Journal of
Finance,
60, 1639-1672, (with Ravi Bansal and Christian Lundblad).
Ran Duchin and Denis
Sosyura, Research Grant from Yale University Millstein Center for
Corporate Governance (2010) for "TARP Consequences: Lending and
Risk-Taking."
Ran Duchin and
Denis Sosyura, Best Paper Award in Corporate Finance at the Asian
Finance Association (2010) for "The Politics of Government Investment."
Ran Duchin and
Denis Sosyura, Best Paper Award in Banking at the Annual Finance and
Corporate Governance Conference in Melbourne (2010) for "The Politics of
Government Investment."
Gautam Kaul,
MBA Excellence in Teaching Award 2011, 2009, 2006, 1996; Global MBA
Excellence in Teaching Award 2004; Senior Faculty Research Award, Ross School of Business, 2003.
Han Kim, Received
Journal of Financial Economics 2009 Jensen Prize for Corporate Finance
and Organizations (second) for Han Kim, Adair Morse, and Luigi Zingales,
"Are Elite Universities Losing their Competitive Edge?" Journal of
Financial Economics, Vol. 93, No. 3, 2009, pp. 353-381.
Han Kim,
Nominated for Brattle Prize, 2005, for “To Steal or Not to Steal: Firm
Attributes, Legal Environment, and Valuation,”
Journal of
Finance,
Vol. 60, No. 3, June, 2005, 1461-1493.
Han Kim,
Maekyung-KAEA Economist Award, 2006.
Han Kim,
CORE Award, Ross School of Business, 2004.
Francisco Palomino, NTT
Research Fellowship 2009; Alexander Henderson Award for Excellence in
Economic Theory, Carnegie Mellow University, 2007.
Paolo Pasquariello,
Lead article "The
On-The-Run Liquidity Phenomenon” 2009, Journal of Financial
Economics (with Clara Vega).
Paolo Pasquariello,
Lead article “On the Volatility and Comovement of U.S. Financial markets
Around Macroeconomic News Announcements” 2009, Journal of Financial and
Quantitative Analysis (with Menachem Brenner and Marti Subrahmanyam).
Paolo Pasquariello,
European Research Council (ERC) Startup Grant of Euro 765,000 (3% of 9,167
applications in all fields of science were funded), 2008-2012: Learning and
Volatility in Financial Markets (with Syngjoo Choi, Marco Cipriani, Antonio
Guarino, and Shachar Kariv).
Paolo Pasquariello,
Lead article, “Informative Trading or Just Costly Noise? An Analysis of
Central Bank Interventions” 2007,
Journal of Financial Markets.
Paolo Pasquariello,
Q Group Research Award, 2005-2006, for “Informed and Strategic Order Flow in
Bond and Stock Markets,” (with Clara Vega).
Amiyatosh Purnanandam,
Fellow, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (2004-2006).
Amiyatosh Purnanandam,
FDIC grants, $10,000 for paper “Interest Rate Derivatives at Commercial
Banks: Theory and Evidence,” $10,000 for paper “The Effect of Banking Crisis
on Bank-Dependent Borrowers”.
Uday Rajan,
GSAM Quant Prize for best paper in
Review of
Finance,
2005, for “Rationing in IPOs,” (with C. Parlour).
Uday Rajan,
Nominated for Smith Breeden Prize for best paper not in corporate finance in
the
Journal of
Finance, 2005, “Equilibrium in a Dynamic Limit Order
Market,” (with R. Goettler and C. Parlour).
Uday Rajan,
Lead article, “Equilibrium in a Dynamic Limit Order Market,”
Journal of
Finance 60(5), 2149-2192 (with R. Goettler and C.
Parlour).
Uday Rajan,
NYSE Award for best paper on equity trading, Western Finance Association
Meetings, 2004, “Equilibrium in a Dynamic Limit Order Market,” (with R.
Goettler and C. Parlour).
Tyler Shumway,
First place, Smith Breeden Prize, 2005, from American Finance Association
and
Journal of
Finance for “Do Behavioral Biases Affect Prices?”
(with Joshua Coval).
Tyler Shumway, Lead article, “Do
Behavioral Biases Affect Prices?” (with Joshua Coval), 2005,
Journal of
Finance, 60 (1) 1-34.
Tyler Shumway,
National Institute of Aging Grant, "Behavior on Surveys and in the
Economy: HRS and Beyond," 2010-2014.
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