PhD posters will be on display on Friday Sept 25 and Saturday Sept 26. 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. Behnaz Amerirad, McGill University
   Distant Owners, Local Pain: The Role of Shareholder Community Ties During Downturns
2. Valerii Baidin, McGill University
   Identifying Investment Horizons Based on Investors’ Beliefs
3. Ryan Cheng, INSEAD
   Why Assets Aren’t Cereal: Market Granularity and Demand Estimation
4. Sobia Jafry, University of Toronto
   Death and Taxes: Does the Lock-in Effect Fade when Capital Gains Must be Taxed at Death?
5. Linfeng Tian, University of Alberta
   Patent Litigation Risk and Innovation Strategy
6. Tina Tian, University of British Columbia
   Investor horizon and information choice: Do long-term investors matter for price informativeness
7. Tam Tran, University of Saskatchewan
   CEO Overconfidence and Firm-Level Total Factor Productivity
8. Doris Zhou, University of Oklahoma
   Tribal Identity and Investor Behavior