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HWS 2019

In the fall term 2019, the research seminar Financial Markets takes place on Thursday, 5 December, 2019 in L9, 1–2, room 409. The program is available here:

StartSpeakerTitle
09:00–10:30Lukas ZimmermannEnhanced Global Asset Pricing Factors
10:45–11:45Can YilanciMomentum? What Momentum?
11:45–12:15Erik TheissenThe Post-Earnings-Announcement Drift: Experimental Evidence

12:15–14:40

Lunch Break & Brownbag Seminar

 

14:40–15:10Clemens MuellerCorporate Innovation Spillovers
15:10–15:40Stefan ScharnowskiHigh Frequency Trading, Broker Sophistication, and Institutional Execution Costs

Spring 2019

In the spring semester 2019, the research seminar Financial Markets takes place on Friday, 3 May, 2019 in L9, 1–2, room 210. The program is available here:

StartSpeakerTitle
10:00–10:30Thomas Johann

Quasi-drak trading: The effects of banning dark pools in a world of many alternatives

10:30–11:15Stefan ScharnowskiHigh Frequency Trading, Broker Sophistication, and Institutional Execution Costs

11:30–12:15

Stefan Greppmair

Hedge Funds and Systemic Risk

12:15–13:15

Lunch Break

 

13:15–13:45Clemens MuellerCorporate Angels
13:45–14:45Yannik SchneiderLoan Syndication and Price Collusion
15:00–15:30Thomas JohannFamiliarity Bias

Fall 2018

 

In the fall term 2018, the research seminar Financial Markets takes place on Wednesday, 19 December, 2018 in L9, 1–2, room 409. The program is available here:

StartSpeakerTitle
09:30–10:15Clemens Müller

Call Auction Design and Price Efficiency

10:15–11:15Christian Westheide

Tick Size

11:30–12:00

Stefan Greppmair

Hedge Funds and Systemic Risk

12:00–12:45Victoria AtanasovCash-Flow News, Discount Rate News and
Predictability of International Stock Returns

12:45–13:45

Lunch Break

 

13:45–14:45Christian SchmidtBanks and Regional Economic Activity
14:45–15:30Erik FernauBanker and Momentum
16:00–17:00Yannik SchneiderInternal Capital Markets as a Link Between
Fragmented Financial Markets
17:00–17:30Mengnan WuPrice Pressure or Imperfect Substitutes:
Evidence from Tax-Induced Selling in Germany

 

Spring 2018

In the spring semester 2018, the research seminar Financial Markets takes place on Monday, 9 July, 2018 in L9, 1–2, room 409. The program is available here:

StartSpeakerTitle
09:30–10:30Thomas Johann

Let There Be Light? The Impact of MiFID II Imposed
Small Dark Trade Bans on Market Quality

10:30–11:30Stefan Scharnowski

A Tale of Two Cities

12:00–13:00

Lukas Zimmermann

Leverage Channels and Their Impact on Equity Anomalies

13:00–14:00

Mittagspause

 

14:00–15:00Christian WestheideLiquidity and Capital Formation of Small and Medium
Sized Firms: The Role of Tick Sizes
15:00–16:00Satchit SagadeHigh-Frequency Trading Inventory Management
16:30–17:15Pavel LesnevskiA Name that Rings a bell: Spillover Effects in Stocks
with Similar Company Names
17:15–18:15Victoria AtanasovConsumption Fluctuations and Expected Returns

Fall 2017

In the fall semester 2017, the research seminar Financial Markets takes place on Tuesday, 19 December, 2017 in L9, 1–2, room 409. The program is available here:

Start

SpeakerTitle
10:00–10:30Esad SmajlbegovicFinancial Transaction Tax and Price Informativeness
10:30–11:00Stefan Greppmair

The Effect of Mini Index Futures on the Liquidity of
the Regular Contract

11:00–11:30

Thomas Johann

Bitcoin Markets

11:45–12:30

Erik Theissen

Underpricing in the Eurozone Corporate Bond Market

12:30–13:30Mittagspause 
13:30–14:00Yannik SchneiderInvestment-Cash Flow Sensitivity and Financial
Constraints: Evidence from European Multinational Firms
14:00–15:00Victoria AtanasovGlobal Business Cycle and Returns in Developed
Equity Markets
15:30–16:15Erik FernauWhat Drives Dividend Smoothing? A Meta
Regression Analysis of the Lintner Model
16:15–17:00Pavel LesnevskiCompanies with Similar Names

Spring 2017

In the spring semester 2017, the research seminar Financial Markets takes place on Monday, 10 July, 2017 in L9, 1–2, room 409. The program is available here:

StartSpeakerTitle
12:00Marcelo PerlinThe Impact of Contractual Differences in Market Making in Options Markets
12:30Lunch Break 
13:30Lukas ZimmermannDo Contented Customers Make Shareholders Wealthy? – Implications of Intangibles for Security Pricing
14:45Stefan GreppmairMini Futures and their Effect on the Liquidity of the Regular Contract
15:15Christian SchmidtThe Global Cost of Equity for Banks

Fall 2016

In the fall semester 2016, the research seminar Financial Markets takes place on Wednesday, 21 December, 2017 in L9, 1–2, room 409. The program is available here:

StartReferentTitel
10:00Thomas JohannThe Best in Town: A Comparative Analysis of Low-Frequency Liquidity Estimators
11:00Pavel LesnevskiMispricing and Short Interest
11:30Coffee Break 
11:45Christian WestheideSmall Cap Tick Size

12:45

Lunch Break 

13:45

Robert Schelenz

Time Varying Price of Risk and the Cross-Section of Investment

14:45

Lukas Zimmermann

Leverage, Systematic Risk, and Anomalies

15:45

Coffee Break 

16:00

Markus Doumet

Investor Relations and Corporate Governance

17:00

Esad Smajlbegovic

Suprise in Short Interest

17:30

Coffee Break 

17:45

Erik Fernau

TBA

18:15

Stefan Scharnowski

The Relative Trading Volume of Stock Market Index Futures