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| Title: | Glucksman Fellowship Program Student Research Reports |
| Authors: | Welt, Samuel
Shortt, Karen
Livne, Oren
Orenstein, Ismael
Silber, William L., Editor |
| Issue Date: | 30-Apr-2012 |
| Series/Report no.: | FIN-12-004 |
| Abstract: | The Glucksman Institute for Research in Securities Markets awards
fellowships each year to outstanding second year Stern MBA students to
work on independent research projects under a faculty member's
supervision. Four research projects completed by the Glucksman Fellows
of 2011-2012 are included in this special issue of the Finance
Department Working Paper Series. These papers focus on important topics
in empirical financial economics. Samuel Welt, under the supervision of
William Silber, analyzes the economic and political factors that
determine the magnitude of increases in the debt ceiling voted by
Congress. Karen Shortt, under the direction of Aswath Damodaran ,
investigates the relationship between corporate environmental
performance and abnormal stock price movements of a firm. Oren Livne,
under the supervision of Alexander Ljungqvist, provides an overview of
the evolution of the private company secondary marketplace in the United
States, and evaluates the ability of secondary market data to predict
share price changes post IPO. Ismael Orenstein, under the supervision of
Yakov Amihud, analyzes the impact of the Federal Reserve’s
Quantitative Easing (QE) program on the relative pricing of treasury
securities. These papers, reflecting the research effort of four
outstanding Stern MBA students, are summarized in more detail in the
Table of Contents on the next page. |
| URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/2451/31543 |
| Appears in Collections: | Finance Working Papers
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