Finance

Babies of Financial Deregulation

Does financial deregulation affect fundamental choices such as the decision to have children?

Research by Isaac Hacamo, Assistant Professor of Finance

Research News

Putting All Your (Customer) Eggs in One Basket Hurts You More Than You Know

Customer Concentration and Loan Contract Terms

Forthcoming in Journal of Financial Economics

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Acquirers Do Gain—If You Measure It Right

Bid Anticipation, Information Revelation, and Merger Gains

Forthcoming in Journal of Financial Economics

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Did Madoff Kill Trust in Financial Markets?

Trust Busting: The Effect of Fraud on Investor Behavior

Review of Financial Studies, July 2017

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