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2023

Climate, Amenities and Banking: El Nino in the US

Credit Supply and Green Investments

Does Venture Capitalist Value Green Innovation?: Evidence from State Climate Adaptation Plans

The Shifting Finance of Electricity Generation

The CO2 Question: Technical Progress and the Climate Crisis

Bank Divestment and Green Innovation

2020

SHOF-ECGI Conference on sustainable finance and corporate governance 2020, Peter Wallenberg & Sarah Jack

“The long-term governance of family businesses” – a conversation with Peter Wallenberg (Wallenberg Foundations), and Sarah Jack (SSE)

SHOF-ECGI Conference on sustainable finance and corporate governance 2020, Lucian A. Bebchuk

“The Illusory Promise of Stakeholder Governance”

Lucian A. Bebchuk (Harvard and ECGI) and Roberto Tallarita (Harvard)

Discussant Colin Mayer (Oxford and ECGI)

SHOF-ECGI Conference on sustainable finance and corporate governance 2020, Ian Appel

“Environmental Externalities of Activism”

Pat Akey (Toronto), and Ian Appel (Boston College)

Discussant Jill Fisch (University of Pennsylvania and ECGI)

SHOF-ECGI Conference on sustainable finance and corporate governance 2020, Aymeric Bellon

“Does Private Equity Ownership Make Firms Cleaner? Evidence from the Sky”

Aymeric Bellon (Wharton)

Discussant Karl Lins (University of Utah)

SHOF-ECGI Conference on sustainable finance and corporate governance 2020, Anjan V. Thakor

“Higher Purpose, Incentives and Economic performance”
Anjan V. Thakor (Washington University St Louis and ECGI) and Robert E. Quinn (Michigan)
Discussant Martin Oehmke (LSE)

SHOF-ECGI Conference on sustainable finance and corporate governance 2020, Augustin Landier

“ESG Investing: How to Optimize Impact”
Augustin Landier (HEC and ECGI) and Stefano Lovo (HEC)
Discussant Ernst Maug (Mannheim)

SHOF-ECGI Conference on sustainable finance and corporate governance 2020, Yaniv Grinstein

“Corporate Environmental Policy and Product Market Competition”
IDC Herzliya and Cornell and ECGI) and Yelena Larkin (York)
Discussant Pat Akey

SHOF-ECGI Conference on sustainable finance and corporate governance 2020, Henri Servaes

“Does Corporate Culture Add Value? Evidence from the Harvey Weinstein Scandal and the #MeToo Movement”
Karl V. Lins (Utah), Lukas Roth (Alberta), Henri Servaes (LBS and ECGI) and Ane Tamayo (LSE)
Discussant Zacharias Sautner (Frankfurt)

SHoF-ECGI Conference on sustainable finance and corporate governance 2020, Itzhak Ben-David

“Exporting Pollution: Where Do Multinational Firms Emit CO2?”
Itzhak Ben-David, (Ohio State), Yeejin Jang (New South Wales), Stefanie Kleimeier (Maastricht and Stellenbosch) and Michael Viehs (Oxford),
Discussant Per Strömberg (SHoF, SSE and ECGI)

SHoF-ECGI Conference on sustainable finance and corporate governance 2020, David Thesmar

“Do Investors Care About Corporate Externalities? Experimental Evidence”
Jean-François Bonnefon (Toulouse), Augustin Landier (HEC), Parinitha Sastry (MIT) and David Thesmar (MIT and ECGI)
Discussant Enrichetta Ravina (Northwestern)

SHoF-ECGI Conference on sustainable finance and corporate governance 2020, Adrian Lam & Nora Pankratz

Presentation 1: “The Economic Costs of Climate Change”
Cláudia Custódio (Imperial and ECGI), Miguel A. Ferreira (Nova), Emilia Garcia-Appendini (Zürich), Adrian Lam (Imperial)

Presentation 2: “Climate Change and Adaptation in Global Supply-Chain Networks”
Nora M.C. Pankratz (UCLA) and Christoph M. Schiller (ASU)

Discussant John Hassler (Stockholm University)

SHOF-ECGI Conference on sustainable finance and corporate governance 2020, Harrison Hong

"Mitigating Disaster Risks in the Age of Climate Changes"
Harrison Hong (Columbia)

2019

Women in Finance Talk conference video

Women in Finance Talk, Anna Stenberg & Jonas Ström 2019

Women in Finance Talk, Johanna Rickne 2019

Women in Finance Talk, panel 1, 2019

Women in Finance Talk, Ylva Baeckstrom 2019

Women in Finance Talk, panel 2, 2019

2018

Women in Finance 2018 at Swedish House of Finance

Women in finance 2018, AFFECT, Renée Adams

Women in finance 2018, Clara Fernström, “Dying and Dissaving”

Women in finance 2018, Diane Pierret, “Stressed Banks”.

Women in finance 2018, Dragana Cvijanovic, “We’ll Always Have Paris”

Women in finance 2018, Elena Simintzi, “Disclosing the Gender Pay Gap”

Women in finance 2018, Jing Xu, “The Gender Gap in Executive Promotions”

Women in finance 2018, Lu Liu, “Product Proliferation as Price Obfuscation? Evidence from the...”

Women in finance 2018, Maria Chaderina, “The Dark Side of Liquid Bonds in Fire Sales”

Women in finance 2018, panel, “Does promoting more diversity in Finance...”

Women in finance 2018, Petra Vokatá, “Engineering Lemons”.

The 2018 Financial supervision workshop

The 2018 Financial supervision workshop KEYNOTE John C. Coffee

The 2018 Financial supervision workshop, panel discussion

Nobel Symposium Alan Taylor Indebtedness of governments, firms, and households

Nobel Symposium Andrei Shleifer Leverage and cycles

Nobel Symposium Atif Mian Indebtedness of governments, firms, and households

Nobel Symposium Barry Eichengreen Lessons from the global financial crisis, and crises past

Nobel Symposium Carmen Reinhart International Financial Crises

Nobel Symposium Ellen Mcgrattan Modern DSGE models: Theory and evidence

Nobel Symposium Emi Nakamura Monetary policy: Conventional and unconventional

Nobel Symposium Guido Lorenzoni International Financial Crises

Nobel Symposium Harald Uhlig Modern DSGE models: Theory and evidence

Nobel Symposium Helene Rey International Financial Crises

Nobel Symposium John Cochrane Monetary policy: Conventional and unconventional

Nobel Symposium John Geanakoplos Leverage and cycles

Nobel Symposium José Scheinkman Leverage and cycles

Nobel Symposium Kenneth Rogoff Indebtedness of governments, firms, and households

Nobel Symposium Mark Gertler The bank lending channel

Nobel Symposium Markus Brunnermeier Leverage and cycles

Nobel Symposium Martin Eichenbaum Modern DSGE models: Theory and evidence

Nobel Symposium Martin Hellwig Financial regulation

Nobel Symposium Martin Schneider Indebtedness of governments, firms, and households

Nobel Symposium Michael Woodford Monetary policy: Conventional and unconventional

Nobel Symposium Olivier Blanchard Lessons from the global financial crisis, and crises past

Nobel Symposium Raghuram Rajan Financial regulation

Nobel Symposium Randall Kroszner Lessons from the global financial crisis, and crises past

Nobel Symposium Ricardo Caballero International Financial Crises

Nobel Symposium Silvana Tenreyro Modern DSGE models: Theory and evidence

Nobel Symposium Stephanie Schmitt Grohe Monetary policy: Conventional and unconventional

Nobel Symposium V V Chari The bank lending channel

2016

Commitment And Entrenchment In Corporate Governance, Simone M. Sepe, Toulouse School of Economics

Contracts versus Institutions: A Critique of Corporate Governance Theory, Martin Hellwig, Director

Price and Probability: Decomposing the Takeover Effects of Anti-Takeover Provisions, Vicente Cuñat, Associate Professor / Department of Finance, London School of Economics

Can Staggered Boards Improve Value? Evidence from the Massachusetts Natural Experiment, Robert M. Daines, Pritzker Professor of Law and Business

Corporate Leverage and Employee Protection in Bankruptcy, Marco Pagano, Professor of Finance University of Naples Federico II

Three Ages of Bankruptcy, Mark Roe, David Burg Professor of Law

Political Determinants of Competition, Luigi Zingales, Robert C. McCormack Professor Entrepreneurship & Finance

Are Foreign Investors Locusts? The Long-Term Effects of Foreign Institutional Ownership, Pedro Matos, Associate Professor of Business Administration / Darden school of Business- University of Virginia

Does Majority Voting Improve Board Accountability?, Jill Fisch, Perry Golkin Professor of Law, Co-Director

Bonded to the State: A Network Perspective on China’s Corporate Debt Market, Curtis Milhaupt, Parker Professor of Comparative Corporate Law and Fuyo Professor of Japanese Law; Director

Corporate Governance Indices and Construct Validity, Bernard Black, Nicholas J. Chabraja Professor Northwestern University School of Law and Kellogg School of Management

Are CEOs Different? Characteristics of Top Managers, Steve Kaplan, Neubauer Family Professor of Entrepreneurship and Finance

Executive Remuneration Standards and the “Conformity Gap” at Controlled Corporations, Guido Ferrarini, Professor of Business Law and Capital Markets Law

The Responsibility of Business is to Pursue Shareholder Value: True or False?, Oliver Hart, Andrew E. Furer Professor of Economics

2014

Lord Adair Turner on Combating the Debt Addiction