We’re excited to invite submissions to the 21st Early Career Women in Finance Conference (ECWFC 2026)!
📍 Denver, CO
🗓️ June 21, 2026 (immediately preceding WFA)
📌 Submissions due: March 30, 2026
🔗 Submit via the conference website: sites.google.com/view/21ecwf…
Recording & Slides from "Beyond ESG: Executive Pay Metrics and Shareholder Support" featuring @ProfMariassunta are available on our blog: go.iu.edu/8swh
Following a supply chain shortage, larger firms gain a competitive advantage due to their diversified supplier networks & bargaining power. This allowed firms to increase prices, leading to higher inflation.
@FranzFranzoni@ProfMariassunta@RobertoTubaldiow.ly/ZlTI50TKGiI
A column on the @FT referencing my paper on the effects of supply chain shortages on industrial structure“Greedflation: the big questions” ft.com/content/1c5ce57f-754e… via @ft
Thank you @ecgiorg for featuring our work!
“Glossy Green” Banks: The Disconnect Between Environmental Disclosures and Lending Activities ecgi.global/node/6224
Delighted that my paper with@yeejin jang entitled “Who lends before banking crises?” Is finally available on Management Science website
Who Lends Before Banking Crises? Evidence from the International Syndicated Loan Market | Management Science pubsonline.informs.org/doi/a…
We show that lending booms preceding banking crises are characterized by higher lending by foreign banks. Our results can help policymakers to design macroprudential policies
Now on the RFS website-with Pab Jotikasthira bonds wit a large mutual fund owner perform better in periods of large redemptions
Bond Price Fragility and the Structure of the Mutual Fund Industry academic.oup.com/rfs/article…
We show that the Morningstar’s sustainability (globe) ratings stopped affecting fund flows shortly after the introduction. Why?
Funds pursuing a higher rating underperformed…
Our results suggest that investors interpret sustainability as a sign of future performance. That is US mutual fund investors care about value, not values! #Sustainability