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Deadline Approaching: SFS Cavalcade North America

The deadline to submit to SFS Cavalcade North America is approaching! To submit, please visit SFS Cavalcade North America. The deadline for submissions is December 11, 2024. Dual Submission: The Cavalcade features optional dual submission with the Review of Asset Pricing Studies and the Review of Corporate Finance Studies. PhD Students: The Cavalcade offers submission fee waivers for papers in which ALL co-authors are doctoral students, as well as a limited number of PhD travel… Read More »Deadline Approaching: SFS Cavalcade North America

RFS Forthcoming Papers

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“Finance, Advertising, and Race” by Claire Celerier and Purnoor Tak “The Persistence of Miscalibration” by Michael Boutros, Itzhak Ben-David, John R. Graham, Campbell Harvey, and John W. Payne “Digital Tokens and Platform Building” by Jiasun Li and William Mann

RFS Forthcoming Papers

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“An Intermediation-Based Model of Exchange Rates” by Semyon Malamud, Andreas Schrimpf, and Yuan Zhang “Getting to the Core: Inflation Risks Within and Across Asset Classes” by Xiang Fang, Yang Liu, and Nikolai Roussanov

Submission Period Closed

The submission period for Registered Reports on “Understanding Firms, Households and Financing in the Age of AI” is now closed for the RCFS Winter Conference 2025.

Final Day to Submit

Today is the final day to submit Registered Reports on “Understanding Firms, Households and Financing in the Age of AI” to the RCFS Winter Conference 2025. Please make sure to begin your submission with time to complete it before 11:59pm PT. Submit here.

RFS Forthcoming Paper

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“Does Private Equity Ownership Make Firms Cleaner? The Role Of Environmental Liability Risks” by Aymeric Bellon

New RFS Issue 37(12)

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The December issue of RFS has published! The Editor’s Choice paper is: “Are Bankruptcy Professional Fees Excessively High?” by Samuel Antill

RAPS Forthcoming Papers

“Welfare Costs of Idiosyncratic and Aggregate Consumption Shocks” by George M. Constantinides