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ANTONIOS SANGVINATSOS

www-rcf.usc.edu/sangvina

- Assistant Professor of Finance, University of Southern California, Marshall School of Business

EDUCATION

- Ph.D. in Finance - Stern School of Business, NYU, NY, - June 2005

- Masters of Philosophy in Finance - Stern School of Business, NYU, NY, - June 2002

- Master of Science in Management Science and Engineering - Stanford University, CA, - June

2000

- Bachelor of Science in Mathematics - University of Athens, Hellas, - September 1997

RESEARCH INTERESTS

- Asset Pricing, Portfolio Choice, Term Structure, Corporate Bonds, Credit Risk, Contracting

Theory

PUBLICATIONS

- “Does the failure of the expectations hypothesis matter for long-term investors?”, with Jessica

A. Wachter,

Journal of Finance

APPOINTMENTS

 

, February 2005.

WORKING PAPERS

- “Portfolio choice: The hedging role of corporate bonds”, June 2005

- “Explanatory and predictive analysis of corporate bond indices returns”, June 2005

- “Crises and Contagion”, September 2002

- “Realistic Portfolio Allocations”, with Luis Goncalves-Pinto (coming soon)

- “Portfolio choice problem with bonds and stocks”, with Jessica A. Wachter (coming soon)

- “Dynamic Contracts with Hidden Consumption”, with Mark Westerfield (coming soon)

AWARDS

 

2003/2005, Alexander S. Onassis Foundation fellowship

2000/2005, Stern School of Business fellowship

1998, Stanford School of Engineering fellowship 

1998/2000, Alexander S. Onassis Foundation fellowship

1998, Lilian Boudouri Foundation fellowship 

1994/1997, National Scholarship Foundation

Awarded scholarship in 4 consecutive years for exceptional achievement in Mathematics

and ranking among the top 3 students of the class

 

1993,1997, Excellence Awards, University of Athens

5th place at the National Exams.

Graduated 3rd from the Department of Mathematics, University of Athens

 

1994, Honor Prize, Erasmus International Competition in Mathematics - Sofia, Bulgaria

1992, Honor Prize, Balkan International Mathematical Olympiad - Athens, Hellas

 

PRESENTATIONS AT PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS

 2006, European Finance Association - Zurich, Switzerland -

“Portfolio choice: The hedging

role of corporate bonds”

 

2006, MTS Conference on Financial Markets - Istanbul, Turkey -

“Portfolio choice: The

hedging role of corporate bonds”

 

2004, American Finance Association - San Diego, California -

“Does the failure of the

expectations hypothesis matter for long-term investors?” (with Jessica A. Wachter)

 

2003, Financial Management Association - Denver, Colorado -

“Does the failure of the

expectations hypothesis matter for long-term investors?” (with Jessica A. Wachter)

 

2003, NBER Asset Pricing Meeting - Chicago, Illinois -

“Does the failure of the expectations

 

 

DISCUSSIONS

2006, European Finance Association - Zurich, Switzerland -

“Optimal Decentralized Investment

 

WORKSHOP PRESENTATIONS

 

2006, University of Piraeus - Piraeus, Greece

2005, University of Southern California - Los Angeles, California

2005, Oxford University - Oxford, England

2005, Notre Dame University - Notre Dame, Indiana

REFEREE

 

Journal of Economic Theory

Journal of Empirical Finance

OTHER ACTIVITIES

 

Member of the American Finance Association, since 2003

 

 

member of the Western Finance Association, since 2006

1997, First Panhellenic Symposium in Logic - Nicosia, Cyprus

Member of the Hellenic Mathematical Society, since 1997

LANGUAGES

Greek

Native Speaker

English

Fluent

HOBBIES

- Violin, Reading, Writing, Painting, Sports

 

Management”

hypothesis matter for long-term investors?” (with Jessica A. Wachter)

 

Finance & Business Economics Department

Marshall School of Business

University of Southern California

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Los Angeles, CA 90089-1427

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