Sebastian Gryglewicz
Associate Professor of Finance
Erasmus School of Economics
Erasmus University Rotterdam
Contact
Department of Finance, Office E2-21
Erasmus School of Economics
Erasmus University Rotterdam
PO Box 1738
3000 DR Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Tel.: +31 10 4081435
Email: gryglewicz@ese.eur.nl
About
Associate Professor of Finance, Erasmus University Rotterdam
Research
Interests: Corporate Finance, Economic Theory
Research
Publications
Agency Conflicts and Short- versus Long-Termism in Corporate Policies
Journal of Financial Economics forthcoming, with Simon Mayer and Erwan Morellec
Investment Timing and Incentive Costs
Review of Financial Studies forthcoming, with Barney Hartman-Glaser
Less Popular but More Effective Toeholds in Corporate Takeovers
Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis forthcoming, with Yun Dai and Han Smit
Growth Options, Incentives, and Pay-for-Performance: Theory and Evidence
Management Science forthcoming, with Barney Hartman-Glaser and Geoffery Zheng
Winner, Jacob Gold & Associates Best Paper Prize, ASU Sonoran Winter Finance Conference 2017
Corporate Policies with Permanent and Transitory Shocks, 2017
Review of Financial Studies 30, 162-210, with Jean-Paul Décamps, Erwan
Morellec, and Stéphane Villeneuve
Similar Bidders in Takeover Contests, 2013
Games and Economic Behavior 82, 544-561, with Yun Dai,
Han Smit, and Wouter De Maeseneire
Optimal Investment in Learning-Curve Technologies, 2012
Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control 36, 1462-1476, with Marco Della Seta
and Peter Kort
A Theory of Corporate Financial Decisions with Liquidity and Solvency Concerns, 2011
Journal of Financial Economics 99, 365-384
Finite Project Life and Uncertainty Effects on Investment, 2008
Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control 32, 2191-2213, with Kuno Huisman and Peter Kort
Working Papers
Delegated Monitoring and Contracting
with Simon Mayer
Strategic Pricing in Volatile Markets
with Aaron Kolb
Cash Flow Shocks and Corporate Liquidity
with Loriano Mancini, Erwan Morellec, Enrique Schroth, and Philip Valta
Teaching
Corporate Finance Theory (TI1719)
Dynamic Corporate Finance (TI106)
Financial Risk Management (FEM11023)
Seminar Risk Management (FEM11005)
Master Thesis Financial Economics (FEM11067)
Bachelor Thesis Finance (FEB13100)
