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Consumer Behavior
A fascinating new study shines a light on this intriguing correlation, challenging long-standing assumptions and broadening our understanding of the dynamics between effort, earnings, and risk tolerance.
Faculty Research
Finance researcher Zhi Da analyzed how presidential politics affects the performance of individual stocks, especially those that could benefit or be hurt by a president’s policies.
Faculty in the Media
"[Financial regulators] are kind of marking June 1st as D-Day," said John Stiver, associate teaching professor of finance at the Mendoza College of Business in an ABC57 interview.
Faculty in the Media
CFO Dive covered a study by Mendoza College of Business' Jessica Watkins, assistant professor of accountancy, which found companies seek to deflect from bad news by publishing unrelated press releases on the same day
Faculty in the Media
Accounting Today covered research by assistant professor of accountancy Jessica Watkins which found that companies often issue press releases on unrelated topics to disguise bad news.
Faculty Research
To distract investors from bad news, companies strategically issue unrelated press releases on the same day they file negative news with the SEC via Form 8-K, according to a new study from University of Notre Dame accountancy professor Jessica Watkins.
Faculty Research
Research from Rafael Zambrana shows mutual funds have better returns when they invest for the long term, but need investors to commit capital to take advantage of slow-moving opportunities.
Faculty in the Media
Management professor John Busenbark was featured on the Apple podcast Meikles & Dimes.
Faculty in the Media
A Market Watch article about proposed SEC rule changes referenced research by finance professor Robert Battalio that looked into whether individual investors suffer when their brokers get paid to send orders to market makers
Faculty Research
New research from finance and economics professor Paul Schultz reveals how firms benefit by exploiting share mispricing.