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Vanderbilt business professors bring expert insight and instruction to the classroom. They draw upon extensive experience as well as insights afforded by their innovative and enlightening research. Our professors are known for easy accessibility and their collaborative approach to teaching, you’ll gain cutting-edge knowledge of how business theory and practice come together.
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Cliff BallProfessor of Finance and Statistics; Faculty Director, PhD ProgramMORE ABOUT THIS FACULTY MEMBER |
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Cliff Ball has taught Owen students statistical analysis and the intricacies of equities, bonds, options, and futures contracts since 1990. He recently co-authored the paper, “True Spreads and Equilibrium Price,” which was published in The Journal of Finance. Cliff also serves as referee for numerous research journals and is an associate editor of The Journal of Empirical Finance. Before coming to Owen, he taught at the University of Michigan and London Business School in the 1980s and worked in New York at Shearson Lehman, specializing in options and fixed income research. |
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Kathryn BarracloughLecturer of Finance; Faculty Director, MS FinanceMORE ABOUT THIS FACULTY MEMBER |
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Kathryn Barraclough comes to Owen with a PhD from Australian National University. Kathryn has written papers including: "A State-Contingent Claim Approach to Asset Pricing” and “Scaling Regression Equations: Solution or Problem?” Previously she was a manager at KPMG Canberra as a Financial Consultant to the Australian government. |
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Nicolas BollenE. Bronson Ingram Associate Professor of FinanceMORE ABOUT THIS FACULTY MEMBER |
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Nicolas Bollen has had more than a dozen research papers accepted for publication since joining Owen's faculty in 2001, including eight in the top finance journals. His current research agenda is focused on hedge funds. Two of his recent papers have been accepted for publication in the Journal of Finance. Nick’s co-authored paper, “Do Hedge Fund Managers Misreport Returns? Evidence from the Pooled Distribution” was highlighted in the Wall Street Journal and has been downloaded over 1,000 times since it was made publicly available in October 2007. |
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Paul ChaneyE. Bronson Ingram Professor of AccountingMORE ABOUT THIS FACULTY MEMBER |
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Paul Chaney joined the Owen faculty in 1984. His landmark study—which found direct correlation between public perception of an auditor’s reputation and a company's market value—received significant national news coverage in the wake of the Andersen-Enron debacle.
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Luke FroebWilliam C. Oehmig Associate Professor of Entrepreneurship and Free EnterpriseMORE ABOUT THIS FACULTY MEMBER |
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Luke Froeb joined the Owen faculty in 1993 as an expert in the economics of competition policy. From 2003 to 2005, he was appointed Director of the Bureau of Economics at the Federal Trade Commission, where government antitrust agencies widely used his merger models to predict anticompetitive behavior.
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Larry LeBlancProfessor of Operations ManagementMORE ABOUT THIS FACULTY MEMBER |
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Larry LeBlanc is an author and lecturer to professional organizations, an active consultant to industry, and an award-winning educator in the field of operations management and information technology. His research on spreadsheet risk was the topic of a 2009 Financial Times.com article. He has approximately 65 publications in refereed journals and 60 presentations at universities and organizations overseas. Larry has served as a scientific advisor to France Telecom and received a Japanese Government award for travel to Tokyo to study manufacturing efficiencies of Japanese factories.
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Craig LewisMadison S. Wigginton Professor of Management in FinanceMORE ABOUT THIS FACULTY MEMBER |
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Craig Lewis, the Finance-area coordinator, joined the Owen faculty in 1986 and has been widely published since that time on such financial issues as volatility, debt and capital structure. His interests include equity analyst behavior, the security issue process and corporate financial policy.
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Alexei OvtchinnikovAssistant Professor of FinanceMORE ABOUT THIS FACULTY MEMBER |
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Alexei Ovtchinnikov has significant expertise in the field of corporate finance, including financial management, mergers and acquisitions and investment performance. His research on changes in investors' expectations following additions to the S&P 500 Index, predictability of stock returns and long-term spin-off returns for parent and subsidiary firms has appeared in numerous leading publications.
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Kimberly PaceClinical Professor of CommunicationMORE ABOUT THIS FACULTY MEMBER |
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Kimberly Pace teaches courses in leadership communications and public relations at Owen and uses her formal training in the performing arts to bring a unique perspective to business education and practice. Before joining Vanderbilt, she served in marketing and communications roles for two international faith-based non-profit agencies located in Nashville, served as a communications consultant and has taught branding and public relation seminars for professional communicators.
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Robert WhaleyValere Blair Potter Professor of Management in Finance; Co-Director, Financial Markets Research CenterMORE ABOUT THIS FACULTY MEMBER |
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Robert Whaley is a renowned expert in the field of derivative securities, including contract valuation and risk management, market microstructure and market volatility. His distinguished teaching career, numerous articles, and many books have brought him national and international recognition in both the business and academic worlds. Among his many industry innovations are the development of the Market Volatility Index (VIX), the NASDAQ Market Volatility Index (VXN) and the BuyWrite Monthly Index (BXM) for the Chicago Board Options Exchange
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