Finance - Accounting Seminars

(Semester B - Academic Year 2015-2016)

Seminars are held at 11:00 in room 408 unless otherwise indicated

Date	Speaker/Affiliation	Title
1.3.2016	Gideon Saar Cornell	Correlated High-Frequency Trading
8.3.2016	Ronnie Sadka Boston College	What do measures of real-time corporate sales tell us about earnings surprises and post-announcement returns?
15.3.2016 14:00	Robert Korajczyk Kellogg	High-Frequency Market Making to Large Institutional Trades
22.3.2016	Hervé Stolowy HEC Paris	The Association between Expected Synergies and Post-Acquisition Performance in Cross-Border Mergers and Acquisitions
29.3.2016	Shai levi TAU	Brown bag seminar
5.4.2016	Alina Lerman Yale	Information Transfer and Conference Calls
12.4.2016	Philip Bond U Washington	Bailouts and the information content of investments
19.4.2016	Dan Amiram Columbia	Tax Avoidance at Public Corporations Driven by Shareholder Demand: Evidence from Changes in Shareholder Dividend Tax Policy
3.5.2016	Paulo Maio Hanken	New evidence on conditional factor models
9.5.2016 Monday special seminar	Stanislav Sokolinski Harvard(PhD student)	The Globalization of Angel Investments: Evidence Across Countries
17.5.2016	Avner Kalay TAU	The Vanishing Stock Dividends
24.5.2016	Christian Opp Wharton	Can Decentralized Markets be More Efficient?
31.5.2016	Nittai Bergman MIT,visiting IDC	The Effect of Cash Injections: Evidence from the 1980s Farm Debt Crisis
7.6.2016 Room 302	Gustavo Manso UC Berkeley	Heterogeneous Innovation over the Business Cycle