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Jennifer  Conrad

Dalton McMichael Distinguished Professor of Finance
 
Address: CB #3490
Chapel Hill, NC 
27599-3490
Office: McColl 4109
  (919) 962-3132
 

Areas of Expertise

  • asset pricing
  • capital markets
  • finance
  • finance: liquidity
  • institutional investing
  • investments: investment management
  • market efficiency
  • market microstructure
  • portfolio management
  • portfolio theory

Media Mentions

2009

Chinese media covered the participation of finance professor Jennifer Conrad in the first annual Financial Management Association International (FMA) Asian conference held in Xiamen.

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Biography

Jennifer Conrad is the Dalton L. McMichael Sr. Distinguished Professor of finance.

An award-winning teacher, Dr. Conrad teaches financial management and investments.

She conducts research in the investments area. Her earlier work analyzed patterns in returns and their potential applications, such as contrarian investment strategies. More recently, she is researching the ability of asset pricing models to explain predictable patterns in returns. She also studies the execution strategies and execution costs of institutional investors.

She received her PhD and MBA from the University of Chicago and her BS from Butler University.





Recent Media Mentions

2009
  • Chinese media covered the participation of finance professor Jennifer Conrad in the first annual Financial Management Association International (FMA) Asian conference held in Xiamen.

2008
  • Public Radio’s "Marketplace" featured finance professor Jennifer Conrad in "To vote or not to vote?" (Nov. 2) North Carolina Public Radio—WUNC interviewed her in "Need a Loan?"

  • The Charlotte Observer quoted finance professor Jennifer Conrad in "Local firms feel squeeze." (Oct. 24)

2007 2006
  • Triangle Business Journal quoted finance professor Jennifer Conrad in "Hedge funds a new cash option for small public biotechs," which MSNBC.com also posted. (Dec. 18)






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