Nejat Seyhun
- Jerome B. and Eileen M. York Professor of Business Administration
- Professor of Finance
Education
- PhD University of Rochester 1984
- MS University of Rochester 1981
- BSEE Northwestern University 1976
Nejat’s research activity focuses on backdating of executive options, risk-return trade-off in asset prices, intra-day impact of insider trading, long-run performance of IPOs, managerial overconfidence, Chinese walls and conflicts of interest in securities firms, option pricing, and conflict between information efficiency and rewards to information gathering. His backdating work with M.P. Narayanan has helped uncover one of the biggest corporate scandals of recent years, bringing to light a business practice with numerous legal, ethical and corporate governance implications.
Personal Finance for Every Challenges: Toward Financial Fortitude
Published Date
02/2022Source
Cambridge Scholars Press
Improper ‘Insider Charitable Giving’ is Widespread, Study Says, https://www.wsj.com/articles/insider-charitable-giving-11625418315?mod=searchresults_pos1&page=1
Published Date
7/2021Source
Wall Street Journal
Insider Giving
Published Date
10/2021Source
Duke Law Journal
Volume:
71Issue:
3Pages:
619Published Date
05/2020Source
Market Watch
Published Date
03/2020Source
Market Watch
Published Date
03/2020Source
Wall Street Journal
Published Date
08/2019Source
Market Watch
Published Date
08/2019Source
Market Watch
Published Date
06/2019Source
Market Watch
Should Size Matter When Regulating Firms? Implications from Backdating of Executive Options
Published Date
2012Source
New York University Journal of Legislation and Public Policy
Volume:
15Issue:
1Pages:
1-44Fraud on the Market: Analysis of the Efficiency of the Corporate Bond Market
Published Date
2011Source
Columbia Business Law Review
Volume:
3Pages:
654-716How Do Quotes and Prices Evolve Around Isolated Informed Trades?
Published Date
2010Source
Journal of Economics and Finance
Volume:
10Intraday Behavior of Stock Prices and Trades around Insider Trading
Published Date
2010Source
Financial Management (FM)
Volume:
39Pages:
323-363