Mar
4
A Study on Idiosyncratic Volatility in Lottery Stocks
Stuart School of Business research presentation by: David Lee, Stuart Management Science Ph.D. student
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Feb
25
Empirical Studies of the Impact of ESG on Corporate Credit: An Insight from the Popularity Asset Pricing Model
Stuart School of Business research presentation by: Eugene Yeboah, University of Connecticut
Feb
25
Idiosyncratic Deals at Work: Exploring Individual, Organizational, and Societal Perspectives
Stuart School of Business research presentation by: Associate Professor of Management Smriti Anand and Yasin Rofcanin, University of Bath
Feb
18
The Influence of Potential Credit Rating Changes on Capital Structure
Stuart School of Business research presentation by: Stuart Adjunct Faculty Joseph Cursio
Feb
4
A Study of the Demand Side of the U.S. Structured Products Market
Stuart School of Business research presentation by: Lizi Zhu, Stuart Management Science Ph.D. student
Dec
3
A Brave New World: Cross-National Qualitative Studies Outline Stakeholders’ Thoughts on the Future of Advertising
Stuart School of Business research presentation by Harold L. Stuart Endowed Chair in Business Siva K. Balasubramanian and colleagues
Dec
3
Social Capital and Regional Innovation: Evidence from Private Firms in the U.S.
Stuart School of Business research presentation by Professor of Finance Haizhi Wang
Dec
3
New Insights on Financial Impact of Movie Product Placements
Stuart School of Business research presentation by Professor of Finance Haizhi Wang and Harold L. Stuart Endowed Chair in Business Siva K. Balasubramanian
Nov
12
Create It, Use It, or Lose It? A Database/Survey Investigation of “Forgotten” Theories/Models and Best Practices in Advertising Literature
Stuart School of Business research presentation by Harold L. Stuart Endowed Chair in Business Siva K. Balasubramanian and colleagues
Nov
12
Modifying Real Option Exercise Probability: Examples and Testable Hypotheses
Stuart School of Business research presentation by Associate Professor of Finance Sang Baum Kang