Geoffrey C Friesen
Associate Professor of Finance
Finance
Joined the college in
Summer 2005.
- Behavioral Finance
- Financial Institutions
- Financial Markets & Investing
- Insurance
Ph.D. University of Iowa (2003)
B.S. University of Nebraska-Lincoln (1995)
Investments, behavioral finance, empirical asset pricing, mutual fund performance evaluation, insurance and risk management, cognitive psychology
Investments (363), Security Analysis (463), Portfolio Practicum (468), Options, Futures and Derivatives (467), PhD Seminar - Advanced Financial Theory (961)
Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis, Journal of Financial Markets, Journal of Corporate Finance, Journal of Banking and Finance, Journal of Risk and Insurance, North American Actuarial Journal
Working Papers “The Psychology of Dollar-Cost Averaging,” 2010, with Lee Dunham (former PhD Student)
“Extremely Tradable Funds: An Empirical Examination of the Returns Earned by ETF Investors,” 2010, with Travis Sapp
“Investor Timing and Fund Distribution Channels,” 2010, with Mercer Bullard and Travis Sapp
“Heterogeneous Beliefs and Cross-sectional stock returns,” 2010, with Yi Zhang (former PhD Student) and Tom Zorn
“Mergers and Beliefs,” 2009 with Todd Brown (former PhD student) and Tom Zorn.
Ownership structure, agency cost and second-stage conversions in the demutualized thrift industry, 2009, with Chris Swift (former PhD student).