Edward Watts
Assistant Professor at Yale School of Management
Biography
Yale School of Management
Professor Watts’ primary research interests include corporate governance and capital markets research in accounting. His current work focuses on equity-based compensation at private firms, capital market effects of securities regulation, and investor preferences for sustainability. He received a PhD in Business Administration from the Stanford Graduate School of Business, an MA in Economics from Duke University, and a BA in Economics and Mathematics from SUNY Geneseo. Before pursuing his PhD, he worked in fixed income trading and investment banking at Morgan Stanley.
EDUCATION * PhD, Stanford Graduate School of Business, 2020 * MA, Duke University, 2012 * BA, State University of New York at Geneseo, 2010
Expertise * Corporate * GovernanceFinancial * MarketsFinancial * RegulationFinancial * Reporting
Interests * Debt capital markets * Environmental, social and governance (ESG) * Equity-based compensation at private firms * Investor behavior * Market microstructure
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