Racism in the bond market? A finance professor investigates
Advisor News published an article citing associate professor of finance Paul Gao's research into whether Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) face discrimination when issuing debt in the bond market. Gao and his co-authors were led to research the matter by a bond trader at a large investment bank who reported difficulty selling bonds issued by an HBCU.
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