The Finance Department at the Kelley School of Business of Indiana University announces a conference in honor of our late colleague, Craig Holden. The Craig Holden Memorial Conference endeavors to honor Craig’s memory by bringing together researchers from around the world, giving them a space to vigorously discuss their research and allow those with opposing… Read more »

The emerging phenomenon of common ownership, where one (or a group of) large institutional investors, such as mutual funds or hedge funds, own several companies in the same industry poses a number of major challenges to firm executives, competition regulators and policymakers. The potential impact of common ownership on, for example, competition between firms partly… Read more »

What was the exact role that the run in the sale and repurchase (“repo”) market played in the financial crisis of 2008-09 and what can we learn about today’s markets? While more than a decade has passed since the financial crisis of 2008-2009, and a lot of research has been conducted on the reasons that… Read more »

Private equity (PE) has been a constant, and growing, phenomenon in corporate finance over the last three decades and its importance is likely to increase in the post-Covid world as firms will find headwinds after the removal of the many government support programs introduced in 2020. One industry that has received significant attention from PE… Read more »