(GCGC 2015) Empirical Finance in the Face of Institutional Complexity

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(GCGC 2015) Empirical Finance in the Face of Institutional Complexity

Date published:

12 Jun 2015

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Marco Becht

Solvay Brussels School of Economics and Management, Université libre de Bruxelles

David Larcker

Stanford Graduate School of Business

Michael Klausner

Stanford Law School

This panel discussion focused on corporate governance indices. This topic, being something that finance professors, economists and law professors feel very passionate about, is also something important to practitioners outside of academia.

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