Associate Professor
Ph.D., Harvard University, 1994.
At Tuck since 1994.
Two most recent publications: "The Other side of the Tradeoff: The Impact of Risk on Executive Compensation," Journal of Political Economy, forthcoming; "Executive Compensation, Strategic Compensation, and Relative Performance Evaluation: Theory and Evidence," Journal of Finance, forthcoming.
Current research topics: (1) the efficiency of bankruptcy law, (2) optimal capital structure under imperfect information, and (3) incentives and the structure of executive compensation.
Phone: 603-646-2843
Email: Rajesh.Aggarwal@Dartmouth.edu
Web site: http://MBA.Tuck.Dartmouth.edu/Pages/Faculty/Raj.Aggarwal/
Tuck Centennial Professor
Ph.D., University of Rochester, 1981.
At Tuck since 1998.
Two most recent publications: "The Conditional Performance of Insider Trades," Journal of Finance, 53, 1998; "Why Underwrite Rights Offerings? Some New Evidence," Journal of Financial Economics, 46, 1997.
Current research topics: (1) strategic bidding in interfirm tender offers, (2) economics of security offerings, (3) resolution of financial distress, (4) insider trading, and (5) corporate governance.
Phone: 603-646-3953
Email: B.Espen.Eckbo@Dartmouth.edu
Web site: http://MBA.Tuck.Dartmouth.Edu/Pages/Faculty/Espen.Eckbo
Professor and Associate Dean
Ph.D., University of California, Los Angeles, 1984.
At Tuck since 1983.
Two most recent publications: "Auctions in Bankruptcy: Theoretical Analysis and Practical Guidance" International Review of Law and Economics, June 1998; "The Efficiency of Sharing Liability for Hazardous Waste: The Effect of Uncertainty over Damages;" InternationalReview of Law andEconomics.
Current research topics: (1) use of auctions to resolve corporate bankruptcy problems, (2) design of environmental liability laws to avoid problems caused by CERCLA (a.k.a. Superfund) in the U.S., and (3) the role of syndication in industries like investment banking and construction.
Phone: 603-646-2079
Email: Robert.Hansen@Dartmouth.edu
Associate Professor
Ph.D., Stanford University, 1988.
At Tuck since 1997.
Two most recent publications: "Measuring the Intensity of Competition in Export Markets," Journal of International Economics, forthcoming; "Goods Prices and Exchange Rates: What Have We Learned?," Journal of Economic Literature, September 1997.
Current research topics: (1) measuring the intensity of competition in international markets, (2) international price linkages across countries, (3) the extent and effects of globalization of product markets, and (4) impact of military base closures on regional economic activity.
Phone: 603-646-2691
Email: Michael.Knetter@Dartmouth.edu
Web site: http://www.dartmouth.edu/tuck/faculty/knetter.html
Visiting Assistant Professor
Ph.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1998.
At Tuck since 1998.
Two most recent working papers: "Rationality and Analysts¹ Forecast Bias", October 1998; and "Bad News Travels Slowly: Size, Analyst Coverage and the Profitability of Momentum Strategies," September 1998.
Current research topics: (1) stock price and trading momentum, (2) bias in analysts' forecasts, (3) soft computing approaches in finance, and (4) dynamics of order flow and market depth.
Phone: 603-646-1832
Email: Terence.Lim@Dartmouth.edu
Steven Roth Professor
Ph.D., Cornell University, 1971.
At Tuck since 1974.
Two most recent publications: "Optimal Choice of Underwriting Contracts: Negotiations vs. Competition Revisited," Journal of Financial Economics, 1998; "Anatomy of a Corporate Government Transformation: The Case of Daimler Benz," Journal of Law and Contemporary Problems, 1998.
Current research topics: (1) corporate finance, (2) governance, and (3) international finance.
Phone: 603-646-2299
Email: Dennis.Logue@Dartmouth.edu
George J. Records Professor
Ph.D., University of Michigan, 1974.
At Tuck since 1976.
Two most recent publications: "Understanding the Design of convertible Debt," Journal of Applied Corporate Finance, Spring 1998; "Agency Problems, Information Asymmetries and Convertible Debt Security Design," Journal of financial Intermediation, January 1998.
Current research topics: (1) convertible securities and (2) global investments.
Phone: 603-646-2512
Email: Richard.Rogalski@Dartmouth.edu
Web site: http://www.dartmouth.edu/tuck/faculty/rogalski.html
Assistant Professor
Ph.D., Finance, Stockholm School of Economics, 1998.
At Tuck since 1998.
Two most recent working papers: "Cash auction bankruptcy: Costs, recovery rates and auction premiums," June 1998; and "CEO compensation and corporate performance following cash auction bankruptcy," July 1998.
Current research topics: (1) costs and recovery rates in auction bankruptcy, (2) CEO compensation and corporate performance following auction bankruptcy, (3) gains to bidder firms from corporate takeovers, and (4) resolution of financial distress in an auction bankruptcy environment.
Phone: 603-646-2061
Email: Karin.S.Thorburn@Dartmouth.edu
Web site: http://MBA.Tuck.Dartmouth.Edu/Pages/Faculty/Karin.Thorburn
Associate Professor
Ph.D., Cornell University, 1995.
At Tuck since 1994.
Two most recent publications: "The Persistence of IPO Mispricing and the Predictive Power of Flipping," Journal of Finance, 53, February 1998; "A Warning About Using the Daily CRSP Equally Weighted Index to Compute Long-Run Excess Returns," Journal of Finance, 53, February 1998.
Current research topics: (1) the role and influence of security analysts in equity markets, (2) underwriter conflicts of interest in IPOs, (3)why firms switch underwriters, (4) the optimal use of investment information, and (5) how IPO underwriting quality should be judged.
Phone: 603-646-2806
Email: Kent.Womack
@Dartmouth.edu
Web site: http://MBA.Tuck.Dartmouth.edu/Pages/Faculty/kent.womack/
Assistant Professor
Ph.D., London Business School. (ABD)
At Tuck since 1997.
Two most recent working papers: "Tests of the Accuracy of Herding Measures," July 1998; and "Hiring and Firing Pension Fund Managers."
Current research topics: (1) Herding by institutional fund managers in their trading of stocks, (2) how investors decide whether to retain or dismiss their fund managers, (3) performance measurement of fund managers, and (4) initial public offerings of stocks.
Phone: 603-646-2842
Email: Samuel.Wylie@Dartmouth.edu
Web site: http://MBA.Tuck.Dartmouth.Edu/Pages/Faculty/Sam.Wylie
Visiting Doctoral Student
Ph.D. candidate at Norwegian School of Economics and Business Administration.
Most recent publication: "Determinants of Intercorporate Shareholdings", European Finance Review, 1997.
Current research topics: (1) Long-run stock returns, (2) momentum strategies, and (3) the debt-equity choice.
Phone: 603-646-6504
Email: Oyvind.Norli@Dartmouth.edu
Visiting Doctoral Student
Ph.D. candidate at HEC, France
Current research topics: IPO¹s.
Phone: 603-646-3415