Finance Professor @BaruchCollege CUNY. Social Finance, Behavioral Finance, Corporate Governance, ESG Investing
Joined November 2012
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🎉Publication News🎉: 'Unleashing the Crowd: the Effect of Social Networks in Crowdfunding Markets' by #KeynesFund PI @LinPengFin & co-author has been accepted by Management Science.
It also won 'Best Paper Award', 2021 Int Conf on Smart Finance!
➡️bit.ly/3y0yYTn
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📢 Congratulations to @LinPengFin & co-authors for winning 1st place in Driehaus Center for Behavioral Finance Research Prize!
'News Diffusion in Social Networks & Stock Market Reactions'
Accepted by 'The Review of Financial Studies' too.
#KeynesFund
➡️ bit.ly/4fhMDWI
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Happy to announce the program for AI in Finance/RFS conference at Columbia in June!
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We received 150 submissions: so many interesting papers! It is truly inspiring to witness many brilliant minds delving into the implications of AI in finance.
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It is super sad to see visionary figures pass. But I am happy the community is celebrating all of the contributions Mike Jensen made to academic finance. He founded the JFE and made it WORK.
Gene Fama has written a great piece here:
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The last time we had a meme stock bonanza @4misceldah and I had this to say:
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Discovering the Green in Finance: Prof. @LinPengFin breaks down her latest climate finance research and how it can pave the way for a more sustainable future gc.cuny.edu/news/professor-w… @CUNYGCECON @BaruchCollege @Baruch_Zicklin
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I held a small presentation at @SAFE_Frankfurt for PhD students on how to do research, inspired by all the links I collected on my website (sites.google.com/view/claesb…). I think it was appreciated, so I thought I should promote all the great guides out there one more time.
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Why ESG should be seen as core rather than peripheral: @EY Better Finance podcast interview. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
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Excited to be a panelist on "Stock Return Anomalies: The p-hacking Debate" at FMA Chicago, this Thursday, with the esteemed Avanidhar Subra, Amit Goyal, and Jeffrey Pontiff!
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Congratulations Wei Xiong! If only there were someone on X who could pass on my best wishes!
The 2023 Fellows of the Econometric Society
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“If I am having a conversation with someone, and I cannot tell whether it is a human or an AI—that’s the end of democracy,” warns @harari_yuval in a guest essay
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Haha, two of my papers in the latest issue of the Journal of Finance, proving what a great journal it is. Both open access.
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Descriptive threads:
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Just out as NBER working papers:
1/ Naïve *Buying* Diversification and Narrow Framing by Individual Investors
John Gathergood, David Hirshleifer, David Leake, Hiroaki Sakaguchi, and Neil Stewart
nber.org/papers/w25567?utm_c…
Ungated:
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#investing
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"A User's Guide to GPT and LLMs for Economics Research" webinar with Kevin Bryan @Afinetheorem
📅Tomorrow at 12:30 pm (ET), 18:30 (European time)
youtube.com/live/VTcwLvtiAFI… via @YouTube
Ask live questions on zoom, please register
bcf.princeton.edu/events/kev…
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As students across the U.S. return to school, our @KregSteven takes a look at new research from Raj Chetty, @JacksonmMatt, Theresa Kuchler, & @stroebel_econ exploring how children's economic connectedness predicts future upward mobility:
equitablegrowth.org/new-rese…
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Is your high school cliquish? Is your hometown integrated by class? How do these and other measures of social capital impact children’s chances of escaping poverty? Explore new data on social capital for every ZIP code, high school, and college at socialcapital.org.
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1/ Can you do well by doing good with ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) investing?
Cheerleaders & marketers often answer with a resounding yes--you can beat the market by excluding poorly ranked firms. (I’ll refer to firms as low- or high-ESG.)
Let's dig in more deeply.
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Evidence about how social transmission biases differ between oral communication (conversation) versus sharing of content as in social media.
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The 1840 Uniform Penny Post in Great Britain made communication cheaper and increased the rate at which scientific knowledge was exchanged and new technologies developed, from W. Walker Hanlon, Stephan Heblich, @ferdinandomonte, and Martin B. Schmitz nber.org/papers/w30076
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Returns trading strategies based on stock market anomalies are higher following days of high investor attention. Large investors trade on anomaly signals more aggressively on high-attention days. In the RF Special Issue on China by @LinPengFin et al. academic.oup.com/rof/article…
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We're excited to announce our upcoming panel event (hybrid) on ‘Decentralized Finance and ESG: Better or Worse? @DarwinCollege on 18th May 5pm-6.30pm. The event will also be live-streamed on YouTube. Find out more:
janeway.econ.cam.ac.uk/event…
