Upcoming presentations (2021)
- Sep 20, 2021
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Updated: Dec 9, 2021
Schulich Finance Seminar, York University (Feb, 2021)
Business School seminar, University of Central Florida (Apl, 2021)
Business School Seminar, La Trobe University (May, 2021)
‘Do Government Guarantees Help Financial Stability? Evidence from an Emerging Market"; Reserve Bank India seminar ( Aug, 2021)
NFA conference (Sept, 2021)- Discussion
"Do Firms Benefit from Carbon Risk Management? Evidence from the Credit Default Swaps Market ", International Workshop on Financial System Architecture & Stability (IWFSAS 2021) (Aug, 2021) presented by coauthor; Sustainable Finance seminar, Queen’s University (Oct, 2021) ; WLU brown bag seminar (Dec, 2021)
McGill University Seminar (Sept , 2021)
" "Do Stock Index Revisions Impact Credit Markets? Evidence from the US Corporate Bond and CDS Markets", FMA conference (Oct, 2021)
"Does Capital Infusion Impact Financial Stability? Evidence from Fed’s Corporate Bond Purchases" Public Policy Lessons conference Part of the After the Pandemic conference series ( Wilfrid Laurier University) (Nov, 2021)--Presented by the coauthor
Your upcoming speaking schedule at ZEnhancer caught my eye, especially the Schulich Finance Seminar in February. It’s interesting to see you’ll also be at La Trobe University in May.
I came across your upcoming presentations at popemote — starting with the Schulich Finance Seminar at York University in February, you have a busy schedule ahead. Looking forward to hearing how all the seminars go.
It's interesting to see the range of seminars on your 2021 schedule, from the Schulich Finance Seminar to the Reserve Bank India seminar. The paper on government guarantees and financial stability in an emerging market sounds particularly relevant. For anyone organizing a similar series of academic events, a grid maker can be a useful tool for scheduling.
Really interesting to see these upcoming talks lined up for 2021—especially the one at La Trobe University in May. I found more context on Dr. Kalimipalli’s work from Bizarre Lineage Wiki.
Really interesting to see how academic talks are clustering around spring 2021—that Schulich Finance Seminar at York in February and the La Trobe one in May both look like key events to follow. If you’re tracking more sessions in this space, I’ve found SubtitleOps useful for organizing similar research schedules.