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Research Awards

  • Michael J. Barclay Young Scholar Award at the FRA 2024 Conference
  • JMP accepted in the FRA 2024 Conference
  • JMP invited for submission to the Journal of Financial Economics (JFE)
  • JMP was Semifinalist for the Best Paper Award at the FMA 2024 Conference
  • Craig Holden Memorial Doctoral Fellowship ($2,000)
  • Virgil Thomas DeVault Fellowship ($10,000)
  • Harry R. Kelsey Fellowship ($5,000)


Job Market Paper

When Political Connections Backfire: Social Protests, Asset Damage, and Firms' Response

• Under Review at the JFE

• Analyzing one million corporate assets, I find that assets of politically connected firms are significantly more likely to incur damage during social protests. I further examine how these firms respond to such events. In the aftermath of protests, connected firms insure additional assets, expand coverage on existing policies, and, in some cases, sever political ties by dismissing politician managers.

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Working Papers

Are Disclosures a Panacea for Corruption? Underassessment of Politicians' Assets (with Yongseok Kim)

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Robots Don't Vote: Political Cycles in Financing Automation (with Kristoph Kleiner)

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Forming Banking Relationships: The Role of Hiring Bankers (with Ankit Kalda)

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