Swiss Finance Institute Research Paper Series
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- 23-76: International Welfare Gains from Sharing Climate-Risk

- Felix Kubler
- 23-75: Managerial Extraversion and Corporate Voluntary Disclosure

- Florian Eugster, Jenni Kallunki, Juha-Pekka Kallunki and Henrik Nilsson
- 23-74: LBO Valuation Using Flows to Equity

- Ian A. Cooper and Kjell Nyborg
- 23-73: Commercial Real Estate Prices in Europe After COVID-19

- Martin Hoesli and Richard Malle
- 23-72: Behavioral Finance through the Lens of Evolution: "Survival of the Fittest" for Portfolio Rules

- Igor V. Evstigneev, Thorsten Hens, Mohammad Javad Vanaei and Mohammad Mikhail Zhitlukhin
- 23-71: Foreign Exchange Intervention with UIP and CIP Deviations: The Case of Small Safe Haven Economies

- Philippe Bacchetta, Kenza Benhima and Brendan Berthold
- 23-70: Profit Shifting and Firm Credit

- Fotis Delis, Manthos D. Delis, Sotirios Kokas, Luc Laeven and Steven Ongena
- 23-69: Competitive Pressure and ESG

- Vesa Pursiainen, Hanwen Sun and Yue Xiang
- 23-68: Price Formation in the Foreign Exchange Market

- Florent Gallien, Sergei Glebkin, Serge Kassibrakis, Semyon Malamud and Alberto Teguia
- 23-67: Integrated Intermediation and Fintech Market Power

- Greg Buchak, Vera Chau and Adam Jørring
- 23-66: Climate Transition Risks of Banks

- Felix Martini, Zacharias Sautner, Sascha Steffen and Carola Theunisz
- 23-65: Investing in Your Alumni: Endowments' Investment Choices in Private Equity

- Roland Füss, Stefan Morkoetter and Maria Oliveira
- 23-64: Do Mutual Funds Greenwash? Evidence from Fund Name Changes

- Alexander Cochardt, Stephan Heller and Vitaly Orlov
- 23-63: How Prevalent Are Short Squeezes? Evidence From the US and Europe

- Crocker Franklin Allen, Marlene Haas, Matteo Pirovano and Angel Tengulov
- 23-62: Trading Halts and Price Informativeness

- Crocker Herbert Liu, Charles Trzcinka and Ziwei Zhao
- 23-61: Which is Worse: Heavy Tails or Volatility Clusters?

- Joshua Traut and Wolfgang Schadner
- 23-60: Deep Learning from Implied Volatility Surfaces

- Bryan T. Kelly, Boris Kuznetsov, Semyon Malamud and Teng Andrea Xu
- 23-59: 'Crime and Punishment'? How Banks Anticipate and Propagate Global Financial Sanctions

- Mikhail Mamonov, Anna Pestova and Steven Ongena
- 23-58: Green Stocks and the 2023 Banking Crisis

- Francesco D'Ercole and Alexander Wagner
- 23-57: Spend or Invest? Analyzing MPC Heterogeneity Across Three Stimulus Programs

- Jan Toczynski
- 23-56: Modelling Sustainable Investing in the CAPM

- Thorsten Hens and Ester Trutwin
- 23-55: Difference-in-differences with Economic Factors and the Case of Housing Returns

- Jiyuan Huang and Per Östberg
- 23-54: Green Finance and Inequality

- Ola Mahmoud and Tschan Lea
- 23-53: Tokenization: A Potential Pathway for Bitcoin’s Future

- Georgii Zvonka
- 23-52: Are Acquirer Shareholders Happier when Their Industries Are Unhappy?

- Jana P. Fidrmuc and Tereza Tykvova
- 23-51: Retail Investors’ Cryptocurrency Investments

- Vesa Pursiainen and Jan Toczynski
- 23-50: The Role of Stock Indices in Analyst Career Outcomes and Stock Recommendations

- Stefan Pohl and Vesa Pursiainen
- 23-49: Risk Classification with On-Demand Insurance

- Alexander Braun, Niklas Häusle and Paul D. Thistle
- 23-48: HFTs and Dealer Banks: Liquidity and Price Discovery in FX Trading

- Wenqian Huang, Peter O'Neill, Angelo Ranaldo and Shihao Yu
- 23-47: Do Structured Products Improve Portfolio Performance? A Backtesting Exercise

- Florian Perusset and Michael Rockinger
- 23-46: Is Sustainable Finance a Dangerous Placebo?

- Florian Heeb, Julian F Kölbel, Stefano Ramelli and Anna Vasileva
- 23-45: Admissible Surplus Dynamics and the Government Debt Puzzle

- Pierre Collin-Dufresne, Julien Hugonnier and Elena Perazzi
- 23-44: Latent Factor Analysis in Short Panels

- Alain-Philippe Fortin, Patrick Gagliardini and Olivier Scaillet
- 23-43: Ricardian Business Cycles

- Lorenzo Bretscher, Jesus Fernandez-Villaverde and Simon Scheidegger
- 23-42: Passive Demand and Active Supply: Evidence from Maturity-Mandated Corporate Bond Funds

- Lorenzo Bretscher, Lukas Schmid and Tiange Ye
- 23-41: A Parsimonious Inverse Cox-Ingersoll-Ross Process for Financial Price Modeling

- Li Lin and Didier Sornette
- 23-40: Monetary Policy, HTM Securities, and Uninsured Deposit Withdrawals

- Özlem Dursun- de Neef, Steven Ongena and Alexander Schandlbauer
- 23-39: Mixed-Frequency Predictive Regressions with Parameter Learning

- Markus Leippold and Hanlin Yang
- 23-38: Optimal Dynamic Asset Allocation with Transaction Costs: The Role of Hedging Demands

- Pierre Collin-Dufresne, Kent D. Daniel and Mehmet Saglam
- 23-37: How Do Firms Choose Between Growth and Efficiency?

- Laurent Frésard, Loriano Mancini, Enrique J. Schroth and Davide Sinno
- 23-36: Economic Consequences of Banks’ Use of their Discretion over the Accounting and Regulatory Treatment of Investment Securities

- Marc Arnold, Minyue Dong and Romain Oberson
- 23-35: Creditor Control Rights and the Pricing of Corporate Loans

- Marc Arnold, Nicola Kollman and Angel Tengulov
- 23-34: Discount Models

- Damir Filipović
- 23-33: Corporate Green Bonds: The Role of External Reviews for Investment Greenness and Disclosure Quality

- Tami Dinh, Florian Eugster and Anna Husmann
- 23-32: The Credit Suisse CoCo Wipeout: Facts, Misperceptions, and Lessons for Financial Regulation

- Patrick Bolton, Wei Jiang and Anastasia Kartasheva
- 23-31: Asset Pricing in a Low Rate Environment

- Marlon Azinovic, Harold Cole and Felix Kubler
- 23-30: Finfluencers

- Ali Kakhbod, Seyed Mohammad Kazempour, Dmitry Livdan and Norman Schuerhoff
- 23-29: Corporate Taxes and Economic Inequality: A Credit Channel

- Manthos D. Delis, Emilios C. Galariotis, Maria Iosifidi and Steven Ongena
- 23-28: Public Listing Choice with Persistent Hidden Information

- Francesco Celentano and Mark Rempel
- 23-27: FinTech, Investor Sophistication and Financial Portfolio Choices

- Leonardo Gambacorta, Romina Gambacorta and Roxana Mihet
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