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Michael Ungeheuer from Aalto University showed how cognitive constraints—limited attention and imperfect recall—shape how investors perceive risk.

Franz Hinzen from Tuck School of Business, Dartmouth College demonstrated how collateralized loan obligation (CLO) managers exert significant market power in the leveraged loan market, impacting firms' borrowing costs.

Tobin Hanspal from WU Vienna reveals how educating investors about the free dividends fallacy boosts dividend reinvestment.

Pedro Saffi from University of Cambridge presents research on the retail market for structured financial products using Brazilian data.

Maxime Bonelli from London Business School shows that low-performing funds often shift to niche positioning by tweaking their fund prospectuses.

Melissa Prado from Nova School of Business and Economics shows a positive link between SRI ownership and local environmental health—but only in OECD countries.

Jessica Jeffers shows how common leadership—shared executives or directors—can drive collusion.

Julien Sauvagnat links corp. taxation to carbon emissions and shows that dirty firms pay lower profit taxes.

Marius Guenzel demonstrates that the Photo Big 5 personality traits can predict labor market outcomes for MBA graduates.

Gianpaolo Parise presented his research showing how mutual funds time ESG stock trades.