Julia Braun for her paper entitled “Longevity Shocks and Household Portfolios”
Doctoral Awards
SFI supports and promotes promising research through various awards and prizes. Following are a description of the prizes which are currently awarded by the Swiss Finance Institute and its partners:
Swiss Finance Institute Best Paper Doctoral Award
The annual SFI Best Paper Doctoral Award distinguishes a PhD student for an outstanding research paper presented at the SFI Research Days. This Award was started in 2003 by the International Center FAME and from 2006 has been extended to all Swiss Doctoral Students in Finance.
Recipients of the Best Paper Doctoral Award:
Swiss Finance Institute Best Paper Doctoral Award
Daria Davydova for the paper "Innovation strategy: Radical and incremental innovations in M&A deals"
Joshua Traut for the paper "Which is Worse: Heavy Tails or Volatility Clusters?"
Philippe van der Beck for his paper entitled "Flow-Driven ESG Returns"
Vincent Wolff for his paper entitled "Multi-Market Effects of Financial Transaction Taxes"
Coralie Jaunin for her paper entitled "The Equity Market Implications of the Retail Investment Boom"
Jonathan Krakow for his paper entitled “Mutual Funds and Risk Disclosure: Information Content of Fund Prospectuses”
Gazi Kabas for his paper entitled “Unintended Consequences of Unemployment Insurance Benefits: The Role of Banks”
Runjie Geng for his paper entitled “Recursive Equilibria in Dynamic Economies with Bounded Rationality”
Hongzhe Shan for his paper entitled “Techfin in China: Credit Market Completion and Its Growth Effect”
Thomas Geelen for his paper entitled “News about Zero-Leverage Firms”
Christopher Hemmens for his paper entitled “Stronger Utility and the Endowment Effect”
Matthias Efing for his paper entitled “Arbitraging the Basel Securitization Framework: Evidence from German ABS Investment” and Thomas Geelen for his paper entitled “Debt Maturity and Lumpy Debt”.
Ilaria Piatti for her paper entitled “Heterogeneous Beliefs about Rare Event Risk in the Lucas Orchard”
Zexi Wang for his paper entitled "Short Sellers, Institutional Investors, and Corporate Cash Holdings"
Matthias Efing for his paper entitled “Bank Capital Regulation with an Opportunistic Rating Agency”
Rémy Praz for his paper entitled "Equilibrium Asset Pricing and Portfolio Choice in the Presence of both Liquid and Illiquid Markets"
Julien Cujean for his paper entitled "Equilibrium Asset Prices with Bid-Ask Spreads"
Cornelius Schmidt for his paper entitled "How Internal Capital Markets Reduce Conglomerates' Values?"
Laurent Frésard for his paper entitled "Financial Strength and Product Market Behaviors: The Real Effects of Corporate Cash Holdings"
Sébastien Michenaud for his paper entitled "Analysts Consensus and Corporate Investment"
Maria Cecilia Bustamante for her paper entitled "The Dynamics of Going Public"
Swiss Finance Institute Best Discussant Doctoral Award
The annual SFI Best Discussant Doctoral Award was begun by SFI in 2007 and is awarded to PhD students for an outstanding discussion of a paper presented at the SFI Research Days.
Recipients of the Best Discussant Doctoral Award:
Swiss Finance Institute Best Discussant Doctoral Award
Olimpia Carradori
Wing Lam Cheung
Alice Eliet-Doillet
Marco Zanotti
Leonie Bräuer
Ana Mão de Ferro
Albert Flak
Giacomo Mangiante
Fabricius Somogyi
Benedikt Ballensiefen
Silvia dalla Fontana
Alexis Marchal
Philippe van der Beck
Andrey Pankratov
Marlon Azinovic
Alexander Bechtel
Yushi Peng
Paula Mirela Sandulescu
Sander Willems
Igor Pozdeev
Alexey Ivashchenko
Sabine Elmiger
Elisabeth Pröhl
Demian Berchtold
András Sali
Giuliano Curatola
Rémy Praz
Julien Cujean
Peter Gruber
Ngoc Giang Hoang
Cornelius Schmidt
Julien Cujean
Nilüfer Caliskan
Jan-Peter Kulak
Anna Cieslak
Ilaria Piatti
Jan-Peter Kulak
Rodolfo Prieto
Leon Bogdan Stacescu
Anna Cieslak
Alexandre Jeanneret