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Sergei Davydenko

Associate Professor of Finance at Rotman School of Management

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  • Rotman School of Management

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    Bio

    Sergei Davydenko is an Associate Professor of Finance at Rotman. His research interests include corporate reorganization and its implications for debt markets and valuation, credit risk and bankruptcy codes and debt contracts. Sergei teaches MBA and PhD courses in Advanced Corporate Finance, Business Finance and Mergers and Acquisition. Prior to joining Rotman, he was a consultant on the LGD research project with Standard & Poor''s Risk Solutions from 2002-04.

    Academic Positions

    2013-  Associate Professor of Finance; Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto

    2012-13  Visiting Professor; MIT Sloan School of Management

    2005-2013  Assistant Professor; Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto

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