Stanislav Sokolinski

Stanislav Sokolinski is an Assistant Professor with the Finance & Economics department. He currently teaches Financial Management and Entrepreneurial Finance. His areas of expertise include Corporate Finance, Entrepreneurship, and Asset Management.

Academic degrees

• Ph.D., Harvard University, Economics.
• M.A., Hebrew University, Financial Economics.
• B.A., Hebrew University, Economics and Accounting.

Companies

• Assistant Professor of Finance and Economics Rutgers Business School (2017)
• Ph.D. Candidate in Economics Harvard University (2011 — 2017)
• Advisor to the Director General Israel Ministry of Finance (2010 — 2011)
• Research Fellow Koret-Milken Institute Fellows Program (2010 — 2011)
• Adjunct Lecturer Hebrew University (2009 — 2011)
• Academic Advisor and TA Coordinator Hebrew University (2008 — 2011)

Publications

[1] “The Globalization of Angel Investments: Evidence Across Countries” with Josh Lerner, Antoinette Schoar and Karen Wilson Journal of Financial Economics (2018

[2] “Regulating Commission-Based Financial Advice: Evidence from a Natural Experiment” (September, 2021) Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis, forthcoming

Working Papers

[3] “Paying for Beta: Leverage Demand and Asset Management Fees” (February, 2022)

[4] “Strategic Borrowing from Passive Investors: Implications for Security Lending and Price Efficiency” (August, 2021)

[5] “Automation and Inequality in Wealth Management” (September, 2021) with Michael Reher

[6] “Production Complementarities in Asset Management (February, 2022)” with Lu Han and Galit Ben Naim