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Center for Financial Research

2005 Seminar Series

DateSeminar
January 13, 2005Payday Advance Credit In America: An Analysis of Customer Demand
Gregory Elliehausen, Georgetown University
January 31, 2005Do Heterogeneous Beliefs Matter for Asset Pricing?
Evan Anderson, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Eric Ghysels, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Jennifer L. Juergens, Arizona State University
February 8, 2005The Incidence of U.S. Agricultural Subsidies on Farmland Rental Rates
Barrett Kirwin, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
February 10, 2005Estimating the Impact of School Vouchers and Private Schooling When the Impact Depends on the Duration of Participation
Jeffrey Yau, University of Pennsylvania
February 14, 2005A Lapse of Concentration: Omitted Variables, Board Structure and Firm Performance
Morgan Joseph Rose, Washington University in St. Louis
February 15, 2005Asset Pricing Implications of Housing in General Equilibrium
Benjamin Tarlow, Columbia University
February 17, 2005Does Familiarity Breed Investment? An Empirical Analysis of Foreign Equity Holdings and Equity Home Bias: A Disappearing Phenomenon?
Amir Amadi, University of California, Berkley
February 23, 2005Inflation Dynamics in Japan: Evidence of Price Rigidity and Structural Breaks
Delores Anne Sanchez, University of Hawaii at Manoa
February 25, 2005Understanding the Structure of Volatility Risks
George Panayotov, University of Maryland
February 25, 2005The Governance of Banks: How Do Bank Capital and Monitoring Impact Post-Acquisition Risk-Taking and Performance?
Christa Bouwman, University of Michigan
March 1, 2005Do Bank Failures Effect Real Economic Activity? New Evidence from the Pre-Depression Era
Philip Shively, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Carlos Ramirez, George Mason University
March 10, 2005Switches of Primary Federal Banking Regulators
Richard Rosen, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
May 10, 2005Are Bank Holding Companies a Source of Strength to Their Banking Subsidiaries
Adam Ashcraft, Federal Reserve Bank of New York
May 26, 2005Asset Pricing in Markets with Illiquid Assets
Francis Longstaff, University of California, Los Angeles
May 31, 2005Equity Prices, Credit Default Swaps, and Bond Spreads in Emerging Markets
Jorge Chan Lau, International Monetary Fund
June 7, 2005Asset Fire Sales (and Purchases) in Equity Markets
Joshua Coval, Harvard University
June 28, 2005U.S. Corporate and Bank Insolvency Regimes: An Economic Comparison and Evaluation
George Kaufman, Loyola University Chicago
July 7, 2005Analysts' Learning and Herding: Theory and Evidence
April Knill, Bentley College
July 19, 2005Prepayment of Fixed Rate Home Equity Loans: A Loan-Level Empirical Study
Helen Z.H. Lai, Office of the Comptroller of the Currency
October 20, 2005Will provision of liquidity be effective if conditioned on performance?
B. Gabriela Mundaca, University of Oslo
October 25, 2005The Impact of Local Predatory Laws on the Flow of Subprime Credit: North Carolina and Beyond
Giang Ho, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
November 3, 2005The Welfare Cost of Bank Capital Requirements
Skander Van den Heuvel, The University of Pennsylvania
November 8, 2005Consumer Use of Tax Refund Anticipation Loans
Gregory Elliehausen, Georgetown University
November 17, 2005Monetary Intervention Mitigated Banking Panics During the Great Depression
Gary Richardson, University of California at Irvine
December 1, 2005Inflation and Stock Prices: A Rationality Story
Chao Wei, George Washington University

Last Updated: August 4, 2024