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This research investigates how institutional investors influence asset pricing and financial markets, moving beyond traditional models that focus solely on individual households. It also examines the effects of globalization on capital gains and the implications for economic stability.
My project consists of three lines of work.1.
Incentives of Money Managers and Asset PricingThe leading theories of asset pricing stipulate that prices in financial markets are determined by households who seek to optimise lifetime consumption (or by the so-called representative consumer ).
This approach leaves no role for important institutional frictions such as, e.g., financial constraints and contract-induced incentives that played a major role in the 2008 crisis.
An analysis of such fricti…
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