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1. Faculty in the Media

   Goodbye, Newspapers. Hello, Bad Government.

   June 1, 2018

   Bloomberg Opinion columnist Noah Smith wrote a piece about finance professor Paul Gao's paper detailing what happens to government borrowing costs when a city's newspaper closes.

2. Faculty in the Media

   Here's another reason to keep local journalism alive — it helps keep local government spending down

   May 31, 2018

   A Los Angeles Times editorial writer wrote about a working paper "Financing dies in darkness? The impact of newspaper closures on public finance" coauthored by finance professor Paul Gao, the Viola D. Hank Associate Professor of Finance at Notre Dame's Mendoza College of Business. 

3. Faculty in the Media

   The hidden costs of losing your city's newspaper

   May 31, 2018

   A segment of “Last Week Tonight with John Oliver” inspired Notre Dame's Mendoza College of Business finance professor Paul Gao to research what happens to cities when their local newspapers shut down. His research was featured in a recent CityLab article. Read the full story here…

4. Finance & Markets

   2018 finance grad wins OZY Genius Award

   May 30, 2018

   University of Notre Dame 2018 graduate Nikhil Garg, a finance and applied and computational mathematics and statistics a double major, is among 10 college students who received a 2018 OZY Genius Award. He is co-founder of Centralix, an exchange aggregator that allows retail traders in the digital asset space to buy and sell cryptocurrencies from one central platform at best execution prices, without having an account on each individual exchange.…

5. Faculty in the Media

   Here's the only way Trump can win the two-front trade war with China and the EU

   May 24, 2018

   In a commentary piece for CNBC, Jason Reed, an assistant teaching professor in the finance department, looks at the latest in U.S. trade talks with China in light of tariff negotiations with the European Union. Read the full piece here…

6. Faculty in the Media

   What active share can and can't tell you

   May 3, 2018

   After 13 fund companies agreed to voluntarily disclose the active share metrics for their funds following an investigation by the New York attorney general, Investment News interviewed Martijn Cremers, the Bernard J. Hank Professor of Finance at Mendoza College of Business whose 2009 paper (co-authored with Antti Petajisto) introduced the measure of active portfolio management. …

7. Finance & Markets

   Dual-class firms have higher market valuations near time of IPO that drop over next six years, study finds

   April 18, 2018

   New research from Martijn Cremers may have regulatory implications, and can inform the debate regarding dual-class stock financing.

8. Faculty in the Media

   Looming 'debt hangover' will crush the economy

   April 10, 2018

   Finance professor Jason Reed wrote a commentary piece for CNBC regarding the Congressional Budget Office's recent economic outlook report. Read the full op-ed here. …

9. Faculty in the Media

   Indiana economists weigh in on winners, losers in Trump steel tariffs

   April 5, 2018

   Finance professor Jeffrey Bergstrand was among a group of Indiana business and economic professors interviewed for a story on steel tariffs.

10. Faculty in the Media

    China tariffs could be 'tip of the iceberg' in a 'long, entrenched trade war'

    April 3, 2018

    Finance professor Jason Reed weighs in on U.S.-China tariff dispute in an opinion piece for CNBC.