FMARC 2021 was delighted to welcome Wang Mei (WHU Otto Beisheim School of Management) and Yannis Tsalavoutas (University of Glasgow) as our esteemed PhD Mentors.
Doctoral Students
Cyprus University of Technology
Paper Title: Eurozone Stock Returns and Currency Risk
King's College London
Paper Title: On the Importance of Social Capital: Evidence from Mergers and Acquisitions
Heinrich Heine University
Paper Title: In for a penny in for a dime! The effects of venture capital mega-deals on IPO success and post-IPO performance
Heinrich Heine University
Paper Title: Does absence make the heart grow fonder? The impact of cross-border investing and target market attractiveness on venture capitalists’ financial participation
University of Bristol
Paper Title: Do institutional investors process and act upon information? Evidence from mergers and acquisitions
Bayes Business School - City St George's, University of London
Paper Title: Does it pay to be bold? Financial analysts’ career concerns and their tone during earnings conference calls.
Technical University of Munich
Paper Title: Conference Call Topics, Manager Roles, and Market Response: Should Managers Stick to their Topic?
University of Glasgow
Paper Title: Analyst informativeness in the post-Solvency II period: Evidence from the EU insurance industry
PhD Mentors
Chair
WHU Otto Beisheim School of Management
Mei Wang is Professor of Behavioral Finance at the WHU — Otto Beisheim School of Management, Germany.
Professor
University of Glasgow
Yannis is a CPA Australia and his work experience includes positions as an accountant (in Greece).
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