Research Workshops Banking Workshop

In the Banking Workshop, faculty and invited speakers present new banking research and banking research papers, with an emphasis on the economics of financial institutions.

This workshop is only during the Spring quarter. For information concerning this workshop, please email Toni Van House.

When possible, links to the workshop papers are posted to this page for printing. Occasionally, speakers opt not to circulate their papers. Therefore, the link will be unavailable.

Spring 2025

Matvos-Secular

Date	Time	Room	Topic	Speaker	Institution
Fri, Mar 28	Noon–1:10 pm	C01	Elephants in Equity Markets	Hélène Rey	LBS
Fri, Apr 4	Noon–1:10 pm	C01	The Deposit Business at Large vs. Small Banks	Adrien d'Avernas	Stockholm
Fri, Apr 11	Noon–1:10 pm	C01	Loan Portfolio Sensitvity to Macroeconomic Conditions: A Dynamic Tree Model	Sehwa Kim	Columbia
Fri, Apr 18			NO WORKSHOP
Fri, Apr 25	Noon–1:10 pm	C01	Demand for ESG	Malcolm Baker	HBS
Fri, May 2	Noon–1:10 pm	C01	Friends with Benefits: Social Capital and Household Financial Behavior	David Hirshleifer	USC Marshall
Fri, May 9	Noon–1:10 pm	C01	Perceptions and Credit Access	Rimmy Tomy	Chicago Booth
Fri, May 16	Noon–1:10 pm	C01	Distressed Sales and Asset Misallocation	Vikrant Vig	Stanford
Fri, May 23			NO WORKSHOP

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