MITSUI LIFE | Mitsui Life Finance Workshops

Note: Unless otherwise noted, the hyperlinked papers on this page are in Microsoft Word format.

September 12	Michelle Lowry (Penn State University) “Does Disclosure Deter or Trigger Litigation?” (PDF)
September 19	Sergey Tsyplakov (University of South Carolina) “Dynamic Risk Management: Theory and Evidence” (PDF)
September 26	Thomas Hellman (Stanford) “Building Relationships Early: Banks in Venture Capital"
October 3	Richard Lyons (U-C Berkeley) “How is Macro News Transmitted to Exchange Rates?”
October 10	Anil Kashyap (Chicago) “Zombie Lending and Depressed Restructuring in Japan”
October 17	Alexander Dyck (Harvard) “Corporate Governance and Taxation”
October 24	Jeremy Stein (Harvard) “Why Are Most Funds Open-End? Competition and the Limits of Arbitrage”
October 31	Eitan Goldman (UNC-Chapel Hill) “The Economics of Fraudulent Misreporting”
November 7	Dong-Hyun Ahn (UNC – Chapel Hill) “Familiarity Bias and Optimal Security Design in International Markets”
November 14	Zhenyu Wang (Columbia) “The Role of Arbitrage in the Empirical Evaluation of Asset Pricing Models”
November 21	Peter Bossaerts (California Institute of Technology) “Testing CAPM in Real Markets: Implications from Experiments”

December 5	Tyler Shumway (Michigan Business School) ”Forecasting Default with the KMV-Merton Model”
December 12	Murillo Campello (University of Illinois) “Market Share, Financial Leverage and the Macroeconomy: Theory and Empirical Evidence”
March 26	Ingrid Werner (OSU)
April 2	John Campbell (Harvard)
April 9	Ivo Welch (Yale)