Van Berkom Chair
In the Van Berkom Chair section, Lorne N. Switzer, Ph.D., Associate Dean, Research, Professor of Finance and Van Berkom Endowed Chair of Small Cap Equities, John Molson School of Business, Concordia University, Montreal and Associate Director, Institute for Governance in Private and Public Organizations has made available all research publications that have been undertaken under the Van Berkom Chair.
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The Value of Private Information in Investment Research: Do Company Site Visits Affect the Trading Patterns and Performance of Professional Investors?Lorne N. Switzer and Mariane KeushgerianFinance Department, Concordia University, Montreal, Canada |
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Management Quality and Operating Performance: Evidence for Canadian IPOsLorne N. Switzer and Jean-François BourdonInternational Journal of Business |
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Shareholder interests vs board of director members' interests and company performance: A new lookLorne N. SwitzerReview of Accounting and Finance |
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The behaviour of small cap vs. large cap stocks in recessions and recoveries: Empirical evidence for the United States and CanadaLorne N. SwitzerNorth American Journal of Economics and Finance |
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The Impact of Corporate Governance on the Performance of U.S. Small-Cap FirmsLorne N. Switzer and Mingjun TangInternational Journal of Business |
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Equity Risk Premium - What is the Current Evidence?Lorne N. SwitzerJournal of Business Valuation |
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Corporate governance, Sarbanes-Oxley, and small-cap firm performanceLorne N. SwitzerThe Quarterly Review of Economics and Finance |
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Equity-style timing: A multi-style rotation model for the Russell large-cap and
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Spanning Tests for Replicable Small-Cap Indexes as Separate Asset ClassesLorne N. Switzer and Haibo Fan |
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Corporate governance mechanisms and the performance of small-cap firms in CanadaLorne N. Switzer and Catherine KellyInderscience Enterprises |
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Multiple Benchmark Portfolio Spanning Tests for Small Cap Indexes as Separate Asset Classes and Implication for Strategic Asset AllocationLorne N. Switzer and Haibo FanLa Revue du Financier |