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COVID-19 and Financial Reporting: 5 Things to Know
As the upheaval brought on by the coronavirus continues, the fallout has affected how accounting firms carry out financial statement audits, as well as how companies manage taxes, asset valuation, loan loss reserves, and more. WSB's Dan Wangerin shares five things to know about COVID-19 and financial reporting.
New WSB Faculty: Meet Dmitry Orlov, Assistant Professor of Finance
Dmitry Orlov, new assistant professor of finance, shares his thoughts on joining WSB and the University of Wisconsin–Madison community.
Centralizing Corporate Bond Trading: What’s to Gain?
Corporate bonds are typically traded through a decentralized, over-the-counter market. WSB's Sébastien Plante considers what might happen if we migrate corporate bonds from their current structure to one of public exchange.
Research Roundup: WSB's Department of Finance, Investment, and Banking
Takeaways from recent research by faculty in the Department of Finance, Investment, and Banking at the Wisconsin School of Business.
Competition Reduces Bank Stability—But Enhanced Governance Can Mitigate It
In a working paper presented at the August 2018 Jackson Hole Economic Policy Symposium, WSB Finance Professor Dean Corbae examines issues of competition stability and fragility in the commercial banking industry.
Good and Bad Uncertainty: A Q&A with WSB's Ivan Shaliastovich
Ivan Shaliastovich, an associate professor of finance at the Wisconsin School of Business, researches uncertainty, an area of interest since his days as a doctoral student at Duke University. It’s the subject of his recent …