Swiss Finance Institute Research Paper Series
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- 19-33: Real Estate Performance, the Macroeconomy and Leverage

- Jean-Christophe Delfim and Martin Hoesli
- 19-32: Robust Desmoothed Real Estate Returns

- Jean-Christophe Delfim and Martin Hoesli
- 19-31: On the Nature of Jump Risk Premia

- Piotr Orłowski, Paul Schneider and Fabio Trojani
- 19-30: The Effect of Stock Liquidity on Cash Holdings: The Repurchase Motive

- Kjell Nyborg and Zexi Wang
- 19-29: Market Impact and Performance of Arbitrageurs of Financial Bubbles in An Agent-Based Model

- Rebecca Westphal and Didier Sornette
- 19-28: Bank Capital Requirements, Loan Guarantees and Firm Performance

- Sergio Mayordomo, Antonio Moreno, Steven Ongena and Maria Rodriguez-Moreno
- 19-27: A Flexible Regime Switching Model for Asset Returns

- Marc S. Paolella, Pawel Polak and Patrick S. Walker
- 19-26: Insurance: Models, Digitalization, and Data Science

- Hansjoerg Albrecher, Antoine Bommier, Damir Filipović, Pablo Koch-Medina, Stéphane Loisel and Hato Schmeiser
- 19-25: The Fair Reward Problem: The Illusion of Success and How to Solve It

- Didier Sornette, Spencer Wheatley and Peter Cauwels
- 19-24: Crude Awakening: Oil Prices and Bond Returns

- Eric Jondeau, Qunzi Zhang and Xiaoneng Zhu
- 19-23: Strategic Trading As a Response to Short Sellers

- Marco Di Maggio, Francesco A. Franzoni, Massimo Massa and Roberto Tubaldi
- 19-22: Technological Disruptiveness and the Evolution of IPOs and Sell-Outs

- Donald E. Bowen, Laurent Frésard and Gerard Hoberg
- 19-21: Short-Term Debt and Incentives for Risk-Taking

- Marco Della Seta, Erwan Morellec and Francesca Zucchi
- 19-20: Arbitrage Free Dispersion

- Piotr Orłowski, Andras Sali and Fabio Trojani
- 19-19: Consumer Protection and the Design of the Default Option of a Pan-European Pension Product

- Andrea Berardi, Claudio Tebaldi and Fabio Trojani
- 19-18: Saddlepoint Approximations for Spatial Panel Data Models

- Chaonan Jiang, Davide La Vecchia, Elvezio Ronchetti and Olivier Scaillet
- 19-17: A Theory of Scenario Generation

- Paul Schneider
- 19-16: ESG Investing: From Sin Stocks to Smart Beta

- Fabio Alessandrini and Eric Jondeau
- 19-15: The Keys of Predictability: A Comprehensive Study

- Giovanni Barone-Adesi, Antonietta Mira and Matteo Pisati
- 19-14: The Impact of Venture Capital Screening

- Rustam Abuzov
- 19-13: When Investors Call for Climate Responsibility, How Do Mutual Funds Respond?

- Marco Ceccarelli, Stefano Ramelli and Alexander Wagner
- 19-12: Owners' Portfolio Diversification and Firm Investment: Theory and Evidence from Private and Public Firms

- Evgeny Lyandres, Maria‐Teresa Marchica, Roni Michaely and Roberto Mura
- 19-11: What Do Insiders Know? Evidence from Insider Trading Around Share Repurchases and SEOs

- Peter Cziraki, Evgeny Lyandres and Roni Michaely
- 19-10: FinTechs and the Market for Financial Analysis

- Jillian Grennan and Roni Michaely
- 19-09: Sticking around Too Long? Dynamics of the Benefits of Dual-Class Voting

- Hyunseob Kim and Roni Michaely
- 19-08: Do Index Funds Monitor?

- Davidson Heath, Daniele Macciocchi, Roni Michaely and Matthew Ringgenberg
- 19-07: Cultural Diversity on Wall Street: Evidence from Sell-Side Analysts’ Forecasts

- Kenneth J. Merkley, Roni Michaely and Joseph Pacelli
- 19-06: Lured by the Consensus

- Roni Michaely, Amir Rubin, Dan Segal and Alexander Vedrashko
- 19-05: Repo Rates and the Collateral Spread: Evidence

- Kjell Nyborg and Cornelia Rösler
- 19-04: Repo Rates and the Collateral Spread Puzzle

- Kjell Nyborg
- 19-03: The Intangibles Song in Takeover Announcements: Good Tempo, Hollow Tune

- Zoran Filipovic and Alexander Wagner
- 19-01: On the Solution of High-Dimensional Macro Models with Distributional Channels

- Luca MAzzone
- 18-79: What Are the Shareholder Value Implications of Non-Voted Shareholder Proposals?

- Maxime Couvert
- 18-78: Distance-Based Metrics: A Bayesian Solution to the Power and Extreme-Error Problems in Asset-Pricing Tests

- Amit Goyal, Zhongzhi Lawrence He and Sahn-Wook Huh
- 18-77: Participants' Reputation in the Syndicated Lending Market

- Daria Kalyaeva
- 18-76: Estimation and Updating Methods for Hedonic Valuation

- Michael Mayer, Steven Bourassa, Martin Hoesli and Donato Flavio Scognamiglio
- 18-75: Why Are Firms With More Managerial Ownership Worth Less?

- Kornelia Fabisik, Ruediger Fahlenbrach, René Stulz and Jérôme Taillard
- 18-74: The Sources of Financing Constraints

- Boris Nikolov, Lukas Schmid and Roberto Steri
- 18-73: Noisy Stock Prices and Corporate Investment

- Olivier Dessaint, Thierry Foucault, Laurent Frésard and Adrien Matray
- 18-72: Bank Bonus Pay as a Risk Sharing Contract

- Matthias Efing, Harald Hau, Patrick Kampkötter and Jean Rochet
- 18-71: Empirical Asset Pricing via Machine Learning

- Shihao Gu, Bryan T. Kelly and Dacheng Xiu
- 18-70: Large Financial Markets, Discounting, and No Asymptotic Arbitrage

- Dániel Ágoston Bálint and Martin Schweizer
- 18-69: Municipal Bond Markets

- Dario Cestau, Burton Hollifield, Dan Li and Norman Schürhoff
- 18-68: Valuation in the Public and Private Sectors: Tax, Risk, Debt Capacity, and the Cost of Capital

- Richard A. Brealey, Ian A. Cooper and Michel A. Habib
- 18-67: Are CoCo Bonds a Good Substitute for Equity? Evidence from European Banks

- Harald Hau and Gabriela Hrasko
- 18-66: The Cross-Sectional Distribution of Fund Skill Measures

- Laurent Barras, Patrick Gagliardini and Olivier Scaillet
- 18-65: Model Risk and Disappointment Aversion

- Hasan Fallahgoul, Loriano Mancini and Stoyan V. Stoyanov
- 18-64: Crash-o-phobia in Currency Carry Trade Returns

- Regina Hammerschmid and Alexandra Janssen
- 18-63: Stock Price Rewards to Climate Saints and Sinners: Evidence from the Trump Election

- Stefano Ramelli, Alexander Wagner, Richard Zeckhauser and Alexandre Ziegler
- 18-62: Walk the Line: Do Investors Reward Firms that Exploit Regulatory Grey Areas?

- Marco Ceccarelli
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