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Faculty Profile
Gerard Hoberg's research
interests include topics in
corporate finance, industrial
organization, and empirical
asset pricing. His recent work
in IPOs examines the sources of
underwriting profits, insider
trading patterns, and
performance in competitive
industries. Prior to earning his
doctorate, Hoberg served as vice
president of a quantitative
transaction optimization firm,
and as a researcher addressing
exchange efficiency and
anti-trust. His teaching
interests include corporate
finance and restructuring, and
the theoretical foundations of
corporate finance and asset
pricing theory.
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