Sam Wylie

Samuel.Wylie@Dartmouth.edu

Courses

Management of Financial Institutions
Managerial Economics
Corporate Finance

Curriculum Vitae

The Amos Tuck School of Business	Email:	samuel.wylie@dartmouth.edu
Dartmouth College	Phone:	+1 603 646 2842
100 Tuck Hall	Fax:	+1 603 646 1308
Hanover NH 03755 USA

Personal Details	Born:	12 October 1961, Darwin Australia
	Married:	Two young children
	Citizenship:	Australian, UK Permanent Resident, Applicant for US permanent residence

Education	1999 PhD in Financial Economics	London Business School
	1992 Master of Economics Degree	Australian National University
	1985 Bachelor of Engineering Degree	University of Western Australia

Employment	1997 - Present	Assistant Professor, The Amos Tuck School of Business Administration
	1992	Economics Tutor Australian National University
	1986 - 1992	Australian Commonwealth Government

Awards & Honors	Institute of Quantitative Finance Research Grant 1999.
	Mercury Asset Management Doctoral Fellowship Award 1994, 1995.
	Overseas Research Students Award 1993, 1994.
	Salomon Brothers Doctoral Award 1993, 1994, 1995.
	Australian Commonwealth Postgraduate Study Award 1991.

Research

Research Interests	Causes and effects of the differences in incentives of private investors and institutional investors (fund managers). My interest in the causes of differences in incentives includes: measurement of fund manager performance; how investors choose a fund manager; the relationship between performance and the flow of new money to managers; the relationship between portfolio performance and the value of investment management firms; fund management fees; Interest in effects of differences in incentives: herding by fund managers; how investment management firms manage their 'portfolio of portfolios'; dynamic hedging by fund managers; net trade between private investors and institutional investors; tax effects on portfolio selection; momentum strategies; the effects of mutual fund flows on asset prices; and asset price dynamics.
Working Papers	Tests of the Accuracy of Herding Measures (1999)
	Hiring and Firing Fund Managers (1999)
Book Chapters	Wylie, Samuel V.,1999, Financial Markets and the Rise of Delegated Portfolio Management, in Shri Bagwhan Dahiya, ed.: The Current State of Business Disciplines (Spellbound, Rohtak).
Dissertation	Essays on the Decisions of Investors and Fund Managers
Other Publications	Annual Report of The Institutional Fund Managers Association 1995 and 1996.
Work in Progress	Performance measurement by Bayesian scoring
	Dynamics of fund manager bets
	Portfolio Performance and the Stock Market Value of Mutual Fund Sponsors
Conference Presentations	American Finance Association, Jan 1997, Tests of the Accuracy of Herding Measures: Using UK data
Conference Discussant	Financial Management Association Meeting, Chicago, October 1998.
Referee for:	Managerial and Decision Economics
	The Journal of Futures Markets

Teaching

Courses Taught	Managerial Economics Core course in the Tuck MBA program
	Management of Financial Institutions Second year elective in the Amos Tuck School MBA Program
	Corporate Finance Core course in the Thayer School MEM Program

Consulting

Consulting for The Institutional Fund Managers Association

Johnson Fry Pension Fund Consulting