PhD posters will be on display in the Centre de conférence Claude-Séguin (A.373) throughout the entire conference, including during all coffee breaks and the Friday reception. Many of the students presenting their posters are job market candidates. We encourage you to visit the poster session and engage with these talented students!

1. Kane Bae, University of Toronto
   Upstream markup, operating leverage, and risk
2. Noemie Bucourt, University of Toronto
   Real Effects of Personal Liability for Decision-Makers: Evidence from Industrial Pollution in Canada
3. Frank-Olivier Garane, HEC Montréal
   Aiming Low: The Selection into Alternative Forms of Entrepreneurship by Laid-Off Employees
4. Mohammadhossein Lashkaripour, Haskayne School of Business, University of Calgary
   How Carbon Is Priced in Cryptocurrencies
5. Bo Liu, University of Victoria
   Does speed bump resolve the problems of mini flash crashes? Evidence from NYSE American
6. Edna Lopez Avila, University of Toronto
   In the Money?
7. Dongliang Lu, University of British Columbia
   How Governance Activism Destroys Value Ex-ante By Creating Value Ex-post?
8. Motahhareh Moravvej Hamedani, Haskayne School of Business, University of Calgary
   Silencing the Noise, Amplified Effects: Causal Study on Price Efficiency
9. Olaleye Morohunfolu, Wilfrid Laurier University
   Are Passive Institutional Investors Effective Monitors? New Evidence from the Private and Public Debt Markets
10. Edouard Mattille, University of St. Gallen
    Hiding in plain sight: preferred habitat effects in short-term rates
11. Valentina Rutigliano, University of British Columbia
    Minding Your Business or Minding Your Child? Motherhood and the Entrepreneurship Gap
12. Yujin Yang, McGill University
    Questioning the Wisdom of Crowds: When do social media trends help and hinder retail trading?
13. Yi Zhou, University of Arizona
    Anomalies and Cash Flows