Printemps 2025
Lukas Roth, University of Alberta, TBA
23.05.2025, 12h15-13h15, R.107
Vera Chau, University of Geneva, TBA
16.05.2025, 12h15-13h15, R.107
Can Gao, St Gallen University, TBA
09.05.2025, 12h15-13h15, R.107
Arnt Verriest, KU Leuven, « Intangible Liabilities »
04.04.2025, 12h15-13h15, R.113
Automne 2024
Stefan Rünzi, University of Mannheim
06.12.2024, 12h15-13h15, C43
Stefano Ramelli, St.Gallen University, « Climate Transition Beliefs »
11.10.2024, 12h15-13h15, C43
Roxana Mihet, University of Lausanne, « Data Risk, Firm Growth, and Innovation »
27.09.2024, 12h15-13h15, C43
Felix von Meyerinck, University of Zurich
TBD
Giuliano Curatola, University of Siena
TBD
Nicolas Rudolf, University of Lausanne
28.11.2025
Kornelia Fabisik, University of Bern
14.11.2025
Chwen Chwen Chen, Università della Svizzera italiana
10.10.2025
Printemps 2024
Olivier Dessaint, INSEAD, « The Horizon of Investors’ Information and Corporate Investment »
03.05.2024
Alberto Plazzi, Università della Svizzera italiana, « The Core, the Periphery, and the Disaster: Corporate-Sovereign Nexus in COVID-19 Times »
22.03. 2024
Maximilian Müller, University of Cologne
08.03.2024
Automne 2023
Julien Cujean, University of Bern, « Inferring Price Informativeness from “Nonfundamental” Shocks »
08.12.2023
Kornelia Fabisik, University of Bern, « Is History Repeating Itself? The (Un)Predictable Past of ESG Ratings »
27.10.2023
Christoph Sextroh, Tilburg University, « Do Firms Listen to Social Media Analysts? Evidence from Seeking Alpha »
06.10.2023
Automne 2022
David Ardia, HEC Montréal, « Sentometrics: An Overview of Methodology and Applications »
09.12.2022 (conjointement avec l’Institut de recherches économiques)
Sudheer Chava, Georgia Institute of Technology, « Do Managers Walk the Talk on Environmental and Social Issues? »
30.09.2022
Printemps 2022
Andreas Fuster, EPFL, « Tiers of Joy? Reserve Tiering and Bank Behavior in a Negative-Rate Environment »
20.05.2022 (conjointement avec l’Institut de recherches économiques)
Sebastian Stöckl, University of Liechtenstein, « Too much information: When reducing the informational content of input parameters yields better portfolios »
13.05.2022
Printemps 2020
Irina Zviadadze, HEC Paris, « Term structure of risk in expected returns »
06.03.2020
Lukas Roth, University of Alberta, « Does Corporate Culture Add Value? Evidence from the Harvey Weinstein Scandal and the #MeToo Movement »
04.02.2020
Christoph Basten, University of Zurich, « The Geography of Mortgage Lending in Times of FinTech »
31.01.2020
Automne 2019
Guido Bolliger, Syz Asset Management, Geneva, « Parametric Portfolio Policies to Glean Carry and Ride the Trend »
06.12.2019
Katrin Assenmacher, European Central Bank (ECB), « Monetary policy of the ECB and the effects of the non-standard measures »
25.10.2019 (conjointement avec l’Institut de recherches économiques)
Andreas Schrimpf, Bank for International Settlements (BIS), « Explaining Monetary Spillovers: The Matrix Reloaded »
27.09.2019 (conjointement avec l’Institut de recherches économiques)
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