2025 Doctoral Participants

    2025 Doctoral Participants
    FMARC 2025 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
    King's College London
    Paper Title: Paid Sick Leave Mandates and Household Portfolio Choice
    Swiss Finance Institute
    Paper Title: Asset (and Data) Managers
    Durham University
    Paper Title: Monetary policy and debt concentration
    University of Leeds
    Paper Title: Where People Go, Money Follows: The Effects of Internal Migration on Deposit Markets and Monetary Policy Transmission
    The University of Texas at Dallas
    Paper Title: Local Gambling Preference and Mortgage Misrepresentation
    SGH Warsaw School of Economics
    Paper Title: Factor-Based Asset Pricing – CEE perspective
    University of Cyprus
    Paper Title: Desert Dust Storms: Insurability and Financial Solutions
    Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
    Paper Title: Impression Management in the Era of Large Language Models: Early Evidence from Linguistic Complexity
    Doctoral Mentors

    FMARC 2025 was delighted to welcome Gordon M. Phillips (Dartmouth University) and Annette Beatty (The Ohio State University) as our esteemed Doctoral Mentors.

    Professor
    Bocconi University
    Annalisa Prencipe is KPMG Professor of Accounting at Bocconi University.
    Associate Professor | Lead Mentor
    Kelley School of Business, Indiana University
    Alessandro Previtero is an Associate Professor of Finance at the Kelley School of Business, Indiana University.
    Professor
    Bocconi University
    Stefano Rossi is a Professor of Finance in the Finance Department at Bocconi University, where he is currently Chair of the Finance Department.
    Professor
    Durham University
    Francesco is a Professor of Finance at Durham University.
    Professor
    Columbia Business School
    Stephen Penman is the George O. May Professor in the Graduate School of Business, Columbia University where he is also co-director of the Center for Excellence in Accounting and Security Analysis and director of the Masters Program in Accounting and Fundamental Analysis.