PhD theses
Recent completions
- November, 2008 - Congratulations to Mahmoud - Agha (and his supervisors Paul Kofman and Bruce Grundy) for successfully completing all requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy with the thesis title Investment, Dividends, Firm Performance and Managerial Incentives: Another Insight into the Value of Corporate Governance.
- March, 2008 - Congratulations to Kim Loong - Choo (and his supervisors Kim Sawyer and Greg Schwann) for successfully completing all requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy with the thesis title Information, Day Trading and Market Behavior.
- April, 2008 - Congratulations to Tariq - Haque for successfully completing all requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy with the thesis title Leader Stocks, Follower Stocks and Switching Effects in the Australian Market.
- October, 2008 - Congratulations to Hui - Li (and his supervisors Bruce Grundy and Simba Chang) for successfully completing all requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy with the thesis title Investor Sentiment, Institutional Ownership, Executive Compensation, and Corporate Investment.
- June, 2008 - Congratulations to Brett - Shanahan (and his supervisors Paul Kofman, John Handley and Roberto Raimondo) for successfully completing all requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy with the thesis title Multi Dimensional Stochastic Volatility and its Application to Option Pricing.
- March, 2008 - Congratulations to Hong Feng - Zhang (and his supervisors Rob Brown, Greg Schwann and Simba Chang) for successfully completing all requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy with the thesis title Shareholder Rights, Firm Performance and Information Flow.
Past completions
- Rayna Brown, Efficiency, Regulation and Financial Distress: Mergers between Australian Credit Unions in the 1990s: March, 2004
- En Te (John) Chen, To Invest or not to Invest? Theory and Evidence on Stock Holdings over the Life-Cycle: March, 2006
- Tuan Shew (Michael) Chng, How Exchanges Compete: October, 2003
- Kee-Kuan Foong, Anatomy of Equity Markets Development and Economic Growth: November, 2002
- Andre Gygax, Learning Across Events and the Dynamics of Abnormal Returns: February,2002
- Sandra Jericevich, Loan Contracting and the Credit Cycle: May, 2002
- Chang Han Joo, Value of Portfolio Theory: November, 2004
- Wai-Man (Raymond) Liu, Monitoring and Limit Order Submission Risks: March, 2005
- Iain Maclachlan, An empirical study of corporate bond pricing with unobserved capital structure dynamics: July, 2007
- Krishnan Maheswaran, Some International Evidence on the Impact of Liquidity Constraints on Consumption Smoothing: June, 2005
- Ian O'Connor, The Empirical Distribution of Time to Maturity Volatility: with Application to Option Pricing and Trading: June, 2004
- Piruna Polsiri, The effects of concentrated ownership on firm restructurings: evidence from Thailand: April, 2004
- Callum Scott, Data Structure and Learning in Financial Markets: An Artificial Neural Network approach: March, 2004
- George Wong, Risk aversion and conservatism: