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Mick SwartzAssociate Professor of Clinical Finance and Business EconomicsUSC Marshall School of Business
Los Angeles, CA 90089-0808Phone:213-740-6527Education:PhD, University of Iowa; BS, MA Western Michigan UniversityOverview
Mick Swartz is a financial economist whose research has been published in the Journal of Accounting, Auditing and Finance and Financial Review. In 1997, he won the ANBAR Award for a paper that is listed as among the top 150 business papers in the world. Professor Swartz has made over twenty presentations at finance conferences, has consulted the US Senate on derivatives legislation, appeared on CNN and NBC and appeared before state legislators concerning executive compensation and merger legislation. He has taught in many countries, including Ukraine, United Kingdom, Canada, Poland, and Germany. Before joining USC, Professor Swartz taught at Purdue University, where he was recognized as Distinguished Professor numerous times for his teaching.
Research
Hedge Fund Strategies and Tools • 2012Distressed Lending, PIPES and Credit Arbitrage Funds • 2012Stock Option Returns and Stock Anomales • 2012Why Do Firms Issue Stock at a Discount? • 2009Options Chapter for Kolb/Overdahl text with Jeff Harris • 2009Differential Trading Patterns of Institutional Investors Surrounding the Release of Management Forecasts of Annual Earnings • 1999Director's Duties Legislation and Shareholder Wealth • 1999Measuring Interest Rate Risk in Retail Deposit Markets • 1999SBM Money Talks • 1999Don't Shareholders Deserve Better Than This From CEOS? • 1998An Empirical Analysis of Bankruptcy Models • 1998Massachusetts Classified Board Law • 1998International Mergers • 1997The 1990 Pennsylvania Antitakeover Law: Should Firms Opt Out of Antitakeover Laws? • 1996Antitakeover Legislation in the Southeast • 1995Public Policy and Corporate Climate: The Explosion of Anti-Takeover Legislation • 1995Testing the Sixe and P/E Anomaly Using the APT • 1994 - RSS
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