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Daniel
Bergstresser Brandeis
International Business School
Assistant:
Brenda Fucillo Brief
Biography I
am an Associate Professor at the Brandeis International Business
School. My research focuses on municipal
finance and on the impact of taxation, regulation, and market structure on
financial markets. This research has been published in the Journal of Law and Economics, the Journal
of Financial Economics, The Quarterly Journal of Economics,
Review of Financial Studies, and Journal of Public Economics,
and has been widely cited in both the academic and business press. I
earned a Ph.D. in Economics at MIT, and earned an A.B. at
Stanford. In 2006 and 2007, I worked for the investment
manager Barclays Global Investors, serving in London as Head of
European Credit Research. Prior to graduate school, I worked
for the Federal Reserve Board in Washington D.C. My CV is available here. Recent Working Papers Fractionalization
and the municipal bond market,
with Randolph Cohen and Siddharth Shenai. Financial
guarantors and the 2007-2009 credit crisis, with Randolph Cohen and Siddharth Shenai. Skin in the game: The performance of insured and
uninsured municipal debt,
with Randolph Cohen and Siddharth Shenai. Why fears
about municipal credit are overblown, with Randolph Cohen. Does
shareholder proxy access firm value? Evidence from the Business Roundtable
challenge ,
with Bo Becker and Guhan Subramanian. Investment taxation and portfolio performance, with Jeffrey Pontiff. The retail market for structured notes: Issuance patterns and performance, 1995-2008
Assessing
the costs and benefits of brokers in the mutual fund industry , with John Chalmers and Peter
Forthcoming in the Review of Financial
Studies. See articles about paper in Morningstar;
. Earnings
manipulation, pension assumptions, and managerial investment decisions,
with Mihir Desai and Josh Rauh,
Quarterly Journal of Economics, February 2006. See article about paper
in New York Times. Do after-tax returns affect mutual fund flows?, with James Poterba,
Journal of Financial Economics,
April 2002. See article about paper in New York Times.
Asset allocation and asset location: household evidence from
the Survey of Consumer Finances,
with James Poterba, Journal of Public Economics 2004. See article about paper in HBS Working Knowledge. CEO incentives and earnings management, with Thomas Philippon,
Journal of Financial Economics,
2006. Older Working Papers Market concentration and commercial bank loan portfolios.
Published
Discussions Discussion of Overinvestment of Free Cash Flow,
Review of Accounting Studies, 2006. Original paper (authored by Scott
Richardson) here. Won best discussion prize
at RAST conference. HBS
Course Materials (see HBS
Publishing website) AQR's
Momentum Funds, with Lauren Cohen, Randolph Cohen, and Christopher Malloy. Washington
Mutual's Covered Bonds, with Robin Greenwood and James Quinn. UBS
and Auction Rate Securities (A), with Shawn Cole and Siddharth
Shenai. UBS
and Auction Rate Securities (B), with Shawn Cole and Siddharth
Shenai. UBS
and Auction Rate Securities (C), with Shawn Cole and Siddharth
Shenai. The
Tip of the Iceberg: JP Morgan and Bear Stearns (A), with Clayton Rose and
David Lane. The
Tip of the Iceberg: JP Morgan and Bear Stearns (B1), with Clayton Rose and
David Lane. The
Tip of the Iceberg: JP Morgan and Bear Stearns (B2), with Clayton Rose and
David Lane. Primus,
2007. Banco
Hipotecario, S.A., with Arthur Segel
and Alexandra De Royere. UAL,
2004: Pulling out of Bankruptcy, with Kenneth Froot
and Darren Smart. Other
interests Wife
Kimberley Nicoll; daughter Mae Agnes Bergstresser, born March 2008; son Henry Charles Bergstresser, born September 2010. |
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