Conference Honoring the Work of Eugene F. Fama

May 15, 2004

The University of Chicago Graduate School of Business hosted a conference honoring the work of Eugene F. Fama, Robert R. McCormick Distinguished Service Professor of Finance.

This invitation-only conference, held in the year of his 65th birthday, brought together friends, colleagues, and former students from around the world to recognize his many contributions to the field of finance.

All video clips are in Windows Media format.

Panel Discussion
"Asset Pricing and Market Efficiency: What Have We Learned?"

Moderator
Douglas Diamond, Chicago  view video

Panelists
Michael Jensen, Harvard  view video
Robert Merton, Harvard  view video
Richard Roll, UCLA  view video
Myron Scholes, Stanford, Emeritus  view video

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