FAME seminars

The finance, accounting, management science and economics group (FAME) host regular seminars throughout the academic year.

If you are an Oxford University student, faculty or staff, and would like to attend any of the seminars, please contact faculty.events@sbs.ox.ac.uk to check availability. 

Hilary term 2025

12.15pm, 21 January 2025

Hongwei Mo, Saïd Business School 

Title: Cross-industry technological link and analyst information sharing 

12.15pm, 22 January 2025

Mingze Ma, DPhil, Saïd Business School  

TitleThe travel of ideas in a multi-sector world 

12.15pm, 4 February 2025

Jasper Knyphausen, DPhil, Saïd Business School 

Title: (How) does climate change affect banks’ liquidity risk? 

12.15pm, 18 February 2025

Greg Buchak, Graduate School of Business, Stanford University 

Title: Revolving credit to SMEs: The role of business credit cards 

12.15pm, 19 February 2025

Aditya Khemka, DPhil, Saïd Business School 

Title: The inequality multiplier: Market inelasticity and the persistence of wealth inequality 

12.15pm, 25 February 2025

Alexander Dyck, University of Toronto and Saïd Business School Academic Visitor 

Title: Collective activism 

12.15pm, 4 March 2025

Markus Brunnermeier, Princeton University 

Title: Strategic money and credit ledgers 

12.15pm, 5 March 2025

Samuel Hartzmark, Carroll School of Management, Boston College 

Title: Eliciting expectations

12.15pm, 11 March 2025

Michael Ewens, Columbia Business School 

Title: Corporate hierarchy 

12.15pm, 12 March 2025

Paolo Surico, London Business School 

Title: Non-essential business-cycles 

Trinity term 2025

12.15pm, 29 April 2025

Wenhao Li, USC Marshall School of Business 

Title: Granular treasury demand with arbitrageurs

12.15pm, 30 April 2025

Tracy Yue Wang, Carlson School of Management, University of Minnesota 

Title: The shifting landscape of DEI and racial discrimination in mortgage lending

12.15pm, 6 May 2025

Hendrik Bessembinder, Arizona State University 

Title: Mutual fund flows at long horizons

12.15pm, 7 May 2025

Piotr Langer, DPhil, Saïd Business School

Title: Gender stereotypes, unequal standards, and misplaced merit in corporate promotions

Manyun Tang, DPhil, Saïd Business School

Title: Universal owners and corporate externalities

12.15pm, 14 May 2025

Marcus Opp, Stockholm School of Economics 

Title: Green capital requirements

 

12.15pm, 20 May 2025

Ron Kaniel, Simon Business School, University of Rochester 

Title: Market power in the securities lending market

12.15pm, 3 June 2025

Dean Ryu, DPhil, Saïd Business School

Title: The pricing and economic impact of legal risk

Michael Wulfsohn, Department of Economics, University of Oxford

Title: Tracing the learning curve: On cryptocurrency prices, volatility, and eventual adoption

12.15pm, 4 June 2025

Constantine Yannelis, University of Cambridge 

Title: Student loan forgiveness

12.15pm, 10 June 2025

Elena Simintzi, UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School 

Title: Big data and bigger firms: A labor market channel

12.15pm, 11 June 2025

Manish Jha, Robinson College of Business, Georgia State University 

Title: Harnessing generative AI for economic insights 

12.15pm, 17 June 2025

Samuel Antill, Harvard Business School 

Title: Creditor-on-creditor violence and secured debt dynamics