THE PhD IN FINANCE FORUM
Once a year, the EDHEC PhD in Finance Forum showcases the research produced by our PhD candidates and graduates to an international audience of academics and finance practitioners.
THE PhD IN FINANCE FORUM
Our experience running the PhD in Finance programme over the last fifteen years strongly suggests that experienced professionals with a strong academic background are capable of high-quality academic research with potential to make a difference in both academia and practice.
Each year, the EDHEC PhD in Finance Forum welcomes five of our PhD candidates and graduates who have thereby the opportunity to share their recent research findings.
UPCOMING FORUM
The sixth EDHEC PhD IN FINANCE FORUM will be held online on 6 June 2023.
We are extremely grateful to Professor Neng Wang (Columbia University, NBER) for agreeing to be the Keynote Speaker for this Forum.
We will be delighted to welcome you to this event.
PAST FORUMS
Keynote Speech
Markets and Monetary Policy
Speaker: Sydney C. Ludvigson, Julius Silver, Roslyn S. Silver, and Enid Silver Winslow Professor of Economics at New York University
Research Presentations
Brand Values and Long-run Stock Returns, 2000-2020
Speaker: Young Dae Kang, PhD (2022)
Corporate Governance Networks and Financial Performance
Speaker: Annalisa Tonetto, PhD candidate
Time-varying Environmental Beta and Latent Green Factors
Speaker: Emanuele Chini, PhD candidate
Dynamic ESG Equilibrium
Speaker: Andrea Tarelli, PhD (2014)
Central Bank Monetary Tones and Yields
Speaker: Gideon Ozik, PhD (2012)
Keynote Speech
Reforming the U.S. Treasury market: Lessons Learned from the Covid Crisis
Speaker: Darrell Duffie, Adams Distinguished Professor of Management and Professor of Finance at Stanford University’s Graduate School of Business
Research Presentations
Finding Value Using Momentum
Speaker: Bijon Pani, PhD (2020)
Ambiguous Text
Speaker: Eric Tham, PhD (2021)
Investment Impact in General Equilibrium
Speaker: Jonathan Harris, PhD (2019)
Strategic Trading when the Market Maker Has a Monopoly on Short-Lived Information
Speaker: Vladislav Gounas, PhD candidate
Mispricing, Short-sale Constraints, and the Cross-section of Option Returns
Speaker: Lakshmi Shankar Ramachandran, PhD (2014)
Detailed Programme
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