The weekly lunch meetings run Mondays during term time where CERF Fellows and the Finance and Accounting group in CJBS meet for informal talks and discussions. This initiative, meant to spread information and awareness of ongoing research within the area of finance in the University of Cambridge, has proven to be very popular and a welcome opportunity to discuss various academic questions in a relaxed and informal atmosphere.
Working lunches:
2018-2019
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8 October 2018 |
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15 October 2018 |
Hui (Frank) Xu, CERF Research Associate |
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22 October 2018 |
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29 October 2018 |
Scott Guernsey, CERF Research Associate: Product Market Competition and Long-Term Firm Value: Evidence from Reverse Engineering Laws
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5 November 2018 |
Takashi Shibata (Visiting Professor) |
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12 November 2018 |
Adelphe Ekponon, CERF Research Associate: Macroeconomic Risk, Investor Preferences, and Sovereign Credit Spreads – Theoretical Part |
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19 November 2018 |
Walter Jansson, CERF Researcher : Measuring Economic Uncertainty: A Natural Language Processing Approach |
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26 November 2018 |
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2017-2018
- Monday 7 November 2016, Room W4.04 CJBS, 1pm-2pm, Talk: Jason Cen and David Chambers: Currency Regimes and Risk Premium
- Monday 13 February 2017, Mike Tehranchi, A Black-Scholes inequality: applications and generalisations
- Monday 13 March 2017, Elroy Dimson, Charikleia Kaffe and David Chambers, presenting work on US university endowments, US University Endowments over the long-run.
- Monday 8 May 2017, Yuan Li, R&D and the value premium
- Monday 15 May, 1-2pm, Room W4.03, Murillo Campello, Exporting Uncertainty: The Impact of Brexit on Corporate America
- Monday 22 May, 1-2pm, Room W4.03, Vaska Atta-Darkua, Ethical Divesting and Firm Value.
- Monday 5 June, 1-2pm, Keynes House, KH107, Jisok Kang, Nominal Share Price Puzzles,
- Monday 12 June 1-2pm, Room W4.03, Thies Lindenthal, Time, Memory, and the Salience of the Reference Point. Amsterdam, 1650-1970.
