Department of Finance

The Department of Finance aims to produce financial research, teaching and communication of international standard and of relevance for the Danish society

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The Department of Finance

The Department of Finance is an international department that consists of 43 faculty members in Finance and 11 faculty members in Statistics as well as 11 administrative staff. The Department of Finance researches in all financial issues, including issues related to financial markets, securities pricing, risk management, corporate finance and household finance. At the Department of Finance, we offer highly qualified teaching within an extensive number of both the full-time and the part-time programs available at Copenhagen Business School. Furthermore, the Department runs a successful PhD Program with 17 PhD students of different nationalities currently enrolled. The Department of Finance organizes a number of seminars every semester, please see Upcoming Finance Seminars above for more information.
 

Recent Selected Work by Department Members

Flying below the radar: Insider trading by executives below the top.
Hans K. Hvide, Kasper Meisner Nielsen.
Forthcoming in Journal of Financial Economics.

Is Capital Structure Irrelevant with ESG Investors?
Peter Feldhütter, Lasse Heje Pedersen.

Forthcoming in Review of Financial Studies.

Pricing of Sustainability-Linked Bonds
Peter Feldhütter, Kristoffer Halskov, Arthur Krebbers.
Forthcoming in Journal of Financial Economics.

Designing Pension Plans According to Consumption-Savings Theory
Kathrin Schlafmann, Ofer Setty
, Ofer, Roine Vestman.
Forthcoming in Review of Financial Studies.

The Co-holding Puzzle: New Evidence from Transaction-Level Data.
John Gathergood, Arna Olafsson.
Forthcoming in Review of Financial Studies

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