Janis Berzins (PhD Indiana University)
Research areas: Portfolio Management (Institutional Managed Portfolios, Mutual Funds), Corporate Governance, Corporate Finance.
Barbara Bukhvalova (PhD University of California, Berkeley)
Research areas: asset pricing, household finance, portfolio choice, real estate finance, corporate finance.
Geir Bjønnes (PhD BI Norwegian Business School)
Research areas: Market microstructure, fixed income, international finance.
- “Dealer Behavior and Trading Systems in Foreign Exchange Markets", with D. Rime, Journal of Financial Economics, 2005.
- "Liquidity Provision in the Overnight Foreign Exchange Market", with D. Rime and H. O. Solheim, Journal of International Money and Finance, 2005.
- “Volume and volatility in the FX market: Does it matter who you are?,” with D. Rime and H. O. Solheim, in Exchange Rate Modeling: Where do we Stand? (Paul De Grauwe, ed.), MIT Press, 2005.
Øyvind Bøhren (PhD NHH)
Research areas: corporate finance, corporate governance, and the philosophy of science.
- “Governance and Politics: Regulating Independence and Diversity in the Board Room, with R. Ø. Strøm, Journal of Business Finance and Accounting, 2010.
- “Governance and Performance Revisited”, with B. A. Ødegaard, International Corporate Governance after Sarbanes-Oxley, in P. U. Ali and G. Gregouriu (eds), Wiley, 2006.
- “Why Underwrite Rights Offerings?” Some New Evidence”, with B. E. Eckbo and D. Michalsen, Journal of Financial Economics, 1997.
Ilan Cooper (PhD University of Chicago)
Research areas: Asset pricing, real investment under uncertainty.
- “Real Investment and Risk Dynamics, with R. Priestley, Journal of Financial Economics, 2011.
- “Time-Varying Risk Premia and the Output Gap”, with R. Priestley, Review of Financial Studies, 2009.
- “Asset Pricing Implications of Nonconvex Adjustment Costs and Irreversibility of Investment,” Journal of Finance, 2006.
Paul Ehling (PhD HEC University of Lausanne and FAME)
Research areas: Asset pricing, international finance, corporate risk management, portfolio choice.
- “Geographical vs. Industry Diversification: Constraints Matter, with S. Ramos, Journal of Empirical Finance, 2006.
- “Why Firms Purchase Property Insurance”, with D. Aunon-Nerin, Journal of Financial Economics, 2008.
Bruno Gerard (PhD University of California Los Angeles (UCLA))Research areas: Empirical asset pricing, portfolio management.
- “How Big is the Premium for Currency Risk”, with G. de Santis, Journal of Financial Economics, 1998.
- “International Portfolio Reallocation: Diversification Benefits and European Monetary Union”, with
Roberto de Santis, European Economic Review, 2009, 53, 1010-27.
- “Euro-Zone Equity Returns: Country vs Industry Effects”, with Esther Eiling and Frans de Roon,
Review of Finance, 2011.
Pål Korsvold (PhD Indiana University)
Research areas: Capital market efficiency, foregian exchange management.
- “The Price Formation in the Norwegian and Swedish Stock Markets. Some Random Walk Tests,” with L. P. Jennergren, Scandinavian Journal of Economics, 1974.
- “Valutastyring (Foreign Exchange Management)”, Cappelen Akademisk Forlag, 2. utgave, 2000.
- ”Finansiell Økonomi Gjennom 50 År: Fra Porteføljevalg til Eierstyring”, Ø. Revang (red.), Med BI fra Afterskole til Vitenskapelig Høyskole: Festskrift til Gerson Komissars 80-årsdag, Fagbokforlaget, 2000.
Erik Lie (PhD Purdue University)
Research areas: Stock options, employee and executive compensation, corporate finance.
- “Excess Funds and Agency Problems: An Empirical Study of Incremental Cash Disbursements”, Review of Financial Studies, 2000.
- “Does Backdating Explain the Stock Price Pattern Around Executive Stock Option Grants?”, with R. A. Heron, Journal of Financial Economics, 2007.
- “Financial Restructuring in Fresh Start Chapter 11 Reorganizatons”, with K. J. Rodgers and R. A. Heron, Financial Management, 2009.
Dag Michalsen (MBA University of Wisconsin)
Research areas: Corporate finance.
- “Why underwrite rights offerings? Some new evidence, “ with Ø. Bøhren and B. E. Eckbo, Journal of Financial Economics, 1997.
- “The effects of the Norwegian banking crisis on Norwegian equities,” with F. Kaen, Journal of Multinational Financial Management, 1997.
- “Firms and their Distressed Banks: Lessons from the Norwegian Banking Crisis”, with S. Ongena and D. C. Smith, Journal of Financial Economics, 2003.
Salvatore Migliettia (PhD University of Southern California)
Research areas: Employee and executive compensation, corporate finance.
- “Incentives and Relatively Wealth Concerns: Theory and Evidence “, Manuscript, BI-Norwegian Business School.
- “Incentive Contracts and Status-Concerned Agents“, Manuscript, BI-Norwegian Business School.
Øyvind Norli (PhD NHH)
Research areas: Security offerings, investment behavior, corporate finance.
- “Seasoned public offerings: Resolution of the `new issues puzzle'”, w. B. E. Eckbo and R. W. Masulis, Journal of Financial Economics, 2000.
- “Liquidity risk, Leverage and Long-Run IPO Returns”, with B. E. Eckbo, Journal of Corporate Finance, 2005.
- “Sports Sentiment and Stock Returns, with A. Edmans and D. Garcia, Journal of Finance, 2007.
Charlotte Ostergaard (PhD Brown University)
Research areas: Banking and credit markets, corporate governance, corporate finance, consumption.
- “Consumption and Aggregate Constraints: Evidence from US States and Canadian Provinces”, with B. E. Sørensen and O. Yosha, Journal of Political Economy, 2002.
- “U.S. Banking Deregulation, Small Businesses, and Interstate Insurance of Personal Income”, with Y. Demyanak and B. E. Sørensen, Journal of Finance, 2007.
- “Cross-Border Diversification in Bank Asset Portfolios”, with C. Buch and J. Driscoll, International Finance, 2010.
Richard Priestley (PhD Brunel University)
Research areas: Asset pricing, international finance, predictability.
- “Time-Varying Risk Premia and the Output Gap”, with I. Cooper, Review of Financial Studies, 2009.
- “Implications of keeping up with the Joneses behavior for the equilibrium cross section of stock returns: International evidence”, with J.P.Gomez and F. Zapatero, Journal of Finance, 2009.
- “Real Investment and Risk Dynamics, with I. Cooper, Journal of Financial Economics, 2011
Bogdan Stacescu (PhD University of Zurich)
Research areas: Corporate finance and banking
Costas Xiouros (PhD University of Southern California)
Research areas: Theoretical Asset Pricing, General Equilirbium, Computational Methods
- “The Representative Agent of an Economy with External Habit-Formation and Heterogeneous Risk-Aversion”, w. F. Zapatero, Review of Financial Studies, 2010.
