2022 Doctoral Participants

        2022 Doctoral Participants
        FMARC 2022 brought together a group of outstanding doctoral students in Finance and Accounting for its Doctoral Colloquium and Mentoring Session. Below, you can meet the participants, explore their research, and learn more about the work they presented to our distinguished Mentors.
        Doctoral Students
        Lefteris Andreadis
        Cyprus University of Technology
        Paper Title: 2023: Cyber Attacks, media coverage, and municipal finance | 2022: Cyberattacks effects on municipal bonds
        Anna Maruska
        Cyprus University of Technology
        Paper Title: 2024: Does it matter how much managers talk? R&D narrative disclosures and the cross-section of stock returns | 2023: Narrative Disclosure of R&D Activity: A New Measure | 2022: R&D activities narrative disclosures of US firms: A new measure
        Wang Tianxi
        University of Edinburgh
        Paper Title: Little emperor CEOs: How being and only child affects a CEO’s firm outcomes
        Mengqian Chen
        University of Manchester
        Paper Title: Cash richness and security offering choices
        Matteo Bagnara
        Leibniz Institute for Financial Research SAFE
        Paper Title: Liquidity derivatives
        Pawel Czarnowski
        University of Strathclyde
        Paper Title: Do lawyers matter? Evidence from patents
        PhD Mentors

        FMARC 2022 was delighted to welcome Cláudia Custódio (Imperial College Business School) and Ioannis Floros (University of Wisconsin Milwaukee) as our esteemed PhD Mentors.

        Cláudia Custódio
        Associate Professor
        Imperial College Business School
        Cláudia Custódio is an Associate Professor of Finance at Imperial College since 2016. She was awarded her PhD from the London School of Economics in 2010.
        Ioannis Floros
        Professor
        University of Wisconsin Milwaukee
        Dr. Floros’ academic research appears in various journals, including: The Journal of Financial Economics...