Tom Nohel
Professor at Quinlan School of Business
Schools
- Quinlan School of Business
Links
Biography
Quinlan School of Business
Degrees
PhD, Finance, University of Minnesota, 1992
MS, Applied Math, Northwestern University, 1984
BA, Applied Math, University of Wisconsin, 1982
Research Interests
Role of asymmetric information in corporate financial policy
Role of financial intermediaries in corporate financial policy
Corporate finance of financial intermediaries
Empirical corporate finance
Executive Compensation and incentives
Hedge Funds
Limits to arbitrage, volatility
Professional & Community Affiliations
Professional Associations
Member of American Finance Association, Financial Management Association
Professional Activities
Associate Editor: Multinational Financial Management
Referee for: Asia Pacific Management Review, Emerging Markets, Finance and Trade (EMFT), European Finance Review, European Financial Management, Financial Management, International Journal of Financial Studies, International Review of Finance, Journal of Applied Business Research, Journal of Applied Finance, Journal of Business, Journal of Banking and Finance, Journal of Corporate Finance, Journal of Derivatives Accounting, Journal of Empirical Finance, Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis (JFQA), Journal of International Financial Markets, Institutions & Money, Management Science, Multinational Finance Journal, Quarterly Journal of Business and Economics, Quarterly Journal of Finance, Quarterly Review of Economics and Finance, Review of Quantitative Finance and Accounting, Review of Finance, Journal of Business and Economic Statistics.
Program Chair : 2015 Midwest Finance Association Annual Meeting, Chicago
Offices Held :
2nd Vice President, Midwest Finance Association, 2013-2014
1st Vice President, Midwest Finance Association, 2014-2015
President Elect, Midwest Finance Association, 2015-2016
President, Midwest Finance Association, 2016-Present
Outside Review of Tenure Case : 2011(1)
Outside Review of Grant Application : 2014 Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC)), 2015 National Science Foundation.
Courses Taught
FINC 335. Investments
FINC 337. Banking and Capital Markets
FINC 342. Advanced Corporate Finance
FINC 345. Advanced Investments
FINC 346. Options
FINC 450. Financial Management
FINC 452. Investments
FINC 453. Advanced Corporate Finance
FINC 423. Options Markets
FINC 624. Derivatives and Risk Management
FINC 558. Valuing Start-ups and other ventures
FINC 630: Hedge Funds (Capstone)
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