EDUCATION
Ph.D., Finance (2007)
Georgia Institute of Technology
Thesis: Three Essays on the Role of Information Networks in Financial
Markets
B.Tech (Honors), Chemical
Engineering (2002)
Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Kharagpur
ACADEMIC EMPLOYMENT
Assistant Professor of
Finance, July 2007-present
Loyola University Chicago, Graduate School of
Business
RESEARCH/TEACHING INTERESTS
Investments:
Mutual funds; Private equity and venture capital
Corporate
Finance: IPOs; Mergers and acquisitions
Behavioral
Finance
Information
Economics
PUBLICATIONS
“Are there Real Effects of Licensing on Academic Research? A
Life Cycle View” (with Marie
Thursby ,
Jerry Thursby)
Journal
of Economic Behavior and Organization, Vol. 63, August 2007, 577-598; NBER
WP
#11497;
funded by National Science Foundation (SES 0094573), Alan and Mildred
Peterson
Foundation
and the Marion Ewing Kauffman Foundation
“Mars-Venus Marriages:
Culture and Cross-border M&A” (with Rajesh Chakrabarti, Narayanan
Jayaraman)
Journal of International Business Studies, forthcoming.
WORKING PAPERS
“Informal Information
Networks: The Impact on Performance of Mutual Fund Portfolios”
American Finance Association (AFA) Annual
Meeting 2008 (New
Orleans)
“When Active Fund Managers
Deviate from their Peers: The Impact on Performance”
American Finance Association (AFA)
Annual Meeting 2009 (San Francisco); CRSP Forum 2008
“What Drives Home
Bias in Corporate Investments? Evidence from U.S. domestic M&A” (with Cheol Eun)
“Information
Networks and the Psychology of Success: The Case of Venture Capital Funds”
RESEARCH IN PROGRESS
M&A,
IPO and Venture Capital (with Susan Chaplinsky)
Asset Prices
and Information Networks in the Mutual Fund Industry
Syndication
Networks, Signaling and Valuation in Biotech Start-up Financing (with Matthew Higgins, Marie Thursby)
Social
Networks in the Venture Capital Industry (with Richard Fu)
HONORS
AND AWARDS
Summer
research award, Center for Risk Management, Loyola University Chicago
(2008)
National
Science Foundation (NSF) IGERT Graduate Associate (2004-2006)
American
Finance Association Student Travel Award (2006)
National
Bureau of Economic Research (NBER- Cambridge, MA) Fellowship (2003)
Best
Graduating Student, Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) (2002)
IIT
Joint Entrance Examination All India Top 0.5%
West
Bengal Joint Entrance Examination Top 0.1%
CONFERENCES AND PRESENTATIONS
“When Active
Fund Managers Deviate from their Peers: The Impact on Performance”
American Finance Association (AFA) Annual
Meeting 2009 (San Francisco); CRSP Forum 2008
“The Changing Face of
Venture Capital”, University of Virginia
“Informal Information
Networks: The Impact on Performance of Mutual Fund Portfolios”
American Finance
Association, January 2008 (New Orleans, LA), Loyola University Chicago,
Clemson University, California State University- Fullerton, University of
Hawaii
“Home Bias in Corporate
Investments: Evidence from U.S. domestic M&A”
EFM- Behavioral Finance Symposium, April 2006 (Durham, UK), Georgia State
University
Finance Seminar Series, March 2006 (Atlanta, GA), Georgia Institute of
Technology Seminar,
May 2005 (Atlanta, GA)
“Are there Real Effects of Licensing on Academic Research? A Life Cycle
View”
National Bureau of
Economic Research Conference, April 2005 (Santa Fe, NM)
National Bureau of Economic Research, Summer Institute 2004 (Cambridge, MA)
COURSES
TAUGHT
FINC
335 – Investments (Undergraduate)
FINC
452 – Investment Management (Graduate)
FINC
342 – Advanced Business Finance (Undergraduate)
CONTACT
1 E Pearson St, 550, Chicago, IL 60611
Email: sguptamukherjee@luc.edu
Ph (o): (312) 915 6071