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Research at ICEF

ICEF faculty conduct research that is published in internationally leading peer-reviewed journals. They regularly participate in major international conferences in Economics and Finance. The ICEF International Laboratory of Financial Economics organizes annual conferences and workshops in Economics and Finance, attracting leading researchers from around the world to participate. ICEF conducts a regular research seminar series inviting world-renown academics to present their latest research.

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Alexei Boulatov, PhD Finance, Tenured Professor

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Sofya Budanova, PhD Economics, Assistant Professor

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Vincent Fardeau, PhD Finance, Assistant Professor

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Markus Gebauer, PhD Economics, Assistant Professor

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Runjie Geng, PhD Banking and Finance, Assistant Professor

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Dmitry Makarov, PhD Finance, Associate Professor

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Tatiana Mayskaya, PhD Social Science, Assistant Professor

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Maxim Nikitin, PhD Economics, Associate Professor

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Fabian Slonimczyk, PhD Economics, Associate Professor

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Vladimir Sokolov, PhD Economics, Associate Professor

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Sergey Stepanov, PhD Economics, Associate Professor

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Alexander Usvitskiy, PhD Economics, Assistant Professor

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Anna Yurko, PhD Economics, Associate Professor

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Kirill Bukin, PhD, Associate Professor

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Grigory Kantorovich, PhD, Tenured Professor, Distinguished Professor

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Olga Kuzina, PhD Sociology, Professor

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Anatoly Peresetsky, PhD, Tenured Professor

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Alla Fridman, PhD, Tenured Professor

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Natalia Gimpelson, student at University of Rochester, PhD in Economics

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Аrtem Gudov, Head of Investment Department, M.Video

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Martsella Davitaya, student at Columbia University, PhD in Economics

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Danil Dmitriev, student at University of California, PhD in Economics

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Anastasia Erastova, студентка NYU Courant Institute, MSc in Mathematics

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Valeriya Erokhina, student at EDHEC, MSc in Financial Markets

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Ilya Ilyin, student at Boston University, PhD in Economics

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Sergey Kozlov, Operations Director, LEGO

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Filipp Kolchin, senior consultant, Bain & Compan

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Ekaterina Kolchina, Deputy CEO, Papa John's Russia

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Kirill Kondrashin, Executive Director, DCM, J.P. Morgan

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Sergey Kurdyukov, vice-president, Citigroup

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Ekaterina Lopareva, analyst, Unicredit bank

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Viktoriia Petrova, Investment Banking Analyst (FIG), Deutsche Bank

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Olga Ponomarenko, Quantitative analyst, Barclays

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Maria Chaderina, Assistant Professor, Vienna University of Economics and Business

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Ekaterina Chegaeva, student at Princeton University, Master in Finance

ICEF Research Seminar by Inés Moreno de Barreda (University of Oxford)

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On Thursday, March 23 at 4.40 pm, room 3211 (Shabolovka str. 26) ICEF will hold the Research Seminar.
Speaker: Inés Moreno de Barreda (University of Oxford)
Theme: "Heterogeneity in Corporate Investment and Financing Policies" joint with Theodosios Dimopoulos

On Thursday, March 23 at 4.40 pm, International College of Economics and Finance will hold the Research Seminar.
Speaker: Inés Moreno de Barreda (University of Oxford)
Theme: "Persuasion with Correlation Neglect" joint with Gilat Levy and Ronny Razin
Venue: Shabolovka st., 26, room 3211

Abstract: We consider a persuasion problem when the receiver has correlation neglect, that is, he is not aware that the signals he obtains arise from a joint distribution function with potential correlation. We show how a strategic sender who is aware of the correlation neglect of the receiver will indeed design joint information structures with correlation. Specifically, the sender will in general negatively correlate good news and positively correlate bad news across these signals. We also show that when the sender also chooses the marginal distributions (which are known to the receiver), he will design marginal information structures which are informative but not too much. Finally we show that if the receiver is not necessarily paying full attention to all signals, the sender will reduce the number of available signals, while otherwise the sender would prefer to have as many signals as possible in his disposal.

Everyone interested is welcome to attend!

Pass can be ordered by:
tel. (495)772-95-90*26090
e-mail: vzheleznov@hse.ru
contact: Zheleznov Slava

Forthcoming seminars

Date

March 23, 2017 16:40

Topics

Research

Address

3211

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