Samuel H. Szewczyk
Affiliations: | Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA, United States |
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"Samuel Szewczyk"Children
Sign in to add traineeDalia Marciukaityte | grad student | 2001 | Drexel |
Alexandra K. Theodossiou | grad student | 2007 | Drexel |
Seunghee Choi | grad student | 2008 | Drexel |
Wenjing Ouyang | grad student | 2012 | Drexel |
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Gyoshev SB, Kaplan TR, Szewczyk SH, et al. (2020) Why Do Investment Banks Buy Put Options from Companies Journal of Corporate Finance. 101718 |
Ouyang W, Szewczyk SH. (2019) Stock price firm-specific information on the choice of stock payment in mergers and acquisitions† Accounting and Finance. 59: 1299-1340 |
Choi SH, Szewczyk SH, Chhabria M. (2019) Corporate governance dynamics and wealth effects: evidence from large loss acquisitions and large gain acquisitions in the USA Corporate Governance. 19: 353-371 |
Ye D, Deng J, Liu Y, et al. (2019) Does board gender diversity increase dividend payouts? Analysis of global evidence Journal of Corporate Finance. 58: 1-26 |
Choi SH, Szewczyk SH. (2018) Corporate governance structure and strategic change: evidence from major acquisitions Managerial Finance. 44: 222-240 |
Ouyang W, Szewczyk SH. (2018) Stock price informativeness on the sensitivity of strategic M&A investment to Q Review of Quantitative Finance and Accounting. 50: 745-774 |
Ouyang W, Szewczyk SH. (2016) Do managers learn from the market? Firm level evidence in merger investment Finance Research Letters. 19: 139-145 |
Marciukaityte D, Szewczyk SH. (2012) Disposition effect and public secondary equity offerings Journal of Financial Research. 35: 55-77 |
Liu Y, Mantecon T, Szewczyk SH. (2011) Do financial analysts' opinions matter? International Journal of Banking, Accounting and Finance. 3: 118-132 |
Marciukaityte D, Szewczyk SH. (2011) Financing Decisions and Discretionary Accruals: Managerial Manipulation or Managerial Overoptimism Review of Behavioral Finance. 3: 91-114 |