| 2005-2006: Academic Year - Chester Spatt, SEC, "Equilibrium Asset Pricing and Portfolio Choice Under Asymmetric Information"
- Michael Roberts, The Wharton School, "Back to the Beginning: Persistence and the Cross-Section of Corporate Capital Structure"
- QJ Qian, Boston College, "Are Fairness Opinions Fair? The Case of Mergers and Acquisitions?"
- Reena Aggarwal, Georgetown University, "Did New Regulations Target the Relevant Corporate Governance Attributes?"
- Robert Hansen, Tulane University, "Investment Bank Governance"
- Anna Scherbina, Harvard University, "Inheriting Losers"
- Chris Leach, University of Colorado at Boulder, "Gas Pump Arbitrage"
2004-2005: Academic Year - Ken Kavajecz, University of Wisconsin, "Price Discovery in the Treasury Futures Market"
- Stu Gillan, Arizona State University, "Explicit vs Implicit Contracts: Evidence from CEO Employment Contracts"
- Rohan Williamson, Georgetown University, "What is a Dollar Worth? The Market Value of Cash Holdings"
- Mike Barclay, University of Rochester, "Automation versus Intermediation: Evidence from Treasuries Going off the Run"
- Dan Bernhardt, Illinois/Rochester, "The Simple Analytics of Informed Finance"
- Mary Ellen Carter, Wharton, "The Role of Incentives and Accounting in the Design of Executive Compensation Packages"
- Leonce Bargeron, University of North Carolina, "A Theory of Shareholder Tender Agreements"
- George Aragon, Boston College, "Share Restrictions and Asset Pricing: Evidence from the Hedge Fund Industry"
- Gang Hu, Boston College, "The Profitability and Informativeness of Institutional Trading in IPOs"
- Kristina Minnick, University of Maryland, "Write-offs and Corporate Governance"
- Leonardo Madureira, Wharton, Conflicts of Interest, Regulations, and Stock Recommendations"
2003-2004: Academic Year - Robert Van Ness, Mississippi, "Locked and Crossed Markets on the NASDAQ and the NYSE.
- Raghu Rau, Purdue University, "Analyst Behavior at Independent Research Firms, Brokerage Houses, and Investment Banks: Conflicts of Interest or Better Information"
- Utpal Bhattacharya, "When No Law is Better than a Good Law"
- Karen Wruck, Ohio State, "Leverage, Asset Liquidity and Management Credibility: New Evidence on the Determinants on Corporate Borrowing"
- Harold Mulherin, Claremont, "How Firms are Sold"
- Russ Wermers, Maryland, "Is Money Really "Smart"? New Evidence on the Relation Between Mutual Fund Flows, Manager Behavior, and Performance Persistence"
- Li-Anne Woo and Dave Michayluk, Bond University, "News Releases When Markets are Closed"
- Paul Bennett and Li Wei, NYSE, "Market Fragmentation & Market Quality"
- Jay Wang, University of Michigan, "Dividend Commitment and Discount Management: The Distribution Policy of Closed-End Funds"
- Mila Getmansky, MIT, "The Life Cycle of Hedge Funds: Fund Flows, Size and Performance"
- Debarshi Nandy, Boston College, "How is Value Created in Spin-offs? A look Inside the Black Box"
- Swami Kalpathy, Arizona State University, "Six-and-one Option Exchanges and Alignment of Equity Incentives"
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