Eric Gilje

Erik Gilje and Jerome Taillard (2017), Does Hedging Affect Firm Value? Evidence from a Natural Experiment, Review of Financial Studies.

Erik Gilje (2016), Do Firms Engage in RiskShifting? Empirical Evidence, Review of Financial Studies.

Erik Gilje, Elena Loutskina, Phil Strahan (2016), Exporting Liquidity: Branch Banking and Financial Integration, Journal of Finance.

Erik Gilje and Jerome Taillard (2016), Do Private Firms Invest Differently than Public Firms? Taking Cues from the Natural Gas Industry, Journal of Finance.

Past Courses

FNCE256 ENERGY FINANCE

The objective of this course is to provide students with detailed knowledge of corporate structures, valuation methods, project finance, risk management practices, corporate governance issues, and geopolitical risks in the energy industry. In general, this course seeks to provide students with an overall context for understanding energy issues and risks, and how these might affect financing and investment decisions for both providers of energy and endusers of energy.

FNCE756 ENERGY FINANCE

The objective of this course is to provide students with detailed knowledge of corporate structures, valuation methods, project finance, risk management practices, corporate governance issues, and geopolitical risks in the energy industry. In general, this course seeks to provide students with an overall context for understanding energy issues and risks, and how these might affect financing and investment decisions for both providers of energy and endusers of energy.

Knowledge @ Wharton

Why a Hard Line on Trade with Mexico Could Hurt the U.S. Energy Sector, Knowledge @ Wharton 03/17/2017 A Boutique Investment Bank’s Aramco IPO Grand Slam, Knowledge @ Wharton 02/16/2017 What Are the Economic Benefits of the Shale Oil Boom?, Knowledge @ Wharton 07/08/2016 Will a New Vision for Saudi Arabia Work?, Knowledge @ Wharton 05/18/2016 Oil’s Financial Depletion: What’s Ahead for Energy Firms?, Knowledge @ Wharton 01/20/2016 Beyond the Gas Pump: A New World Order for Oil, Knowledge @ Wharton 01/22/2015