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Joakim Westerholm’s research interests are broad and span several sub-fields in financial economics. In Asset Pricing his research investigates the pricing impact of trading by insiders, mutual funds and institutional investors. His work showing that insider trades can be better understood through the trading decisions of underaged accounts, brokers and directors, has gained traction in journals of the highest standing. In Market Microstructure Joakim specialises in optimal market design and trading strategies for execution of large orders. His ARC discovery grant work comparing the exchange architecture of world exchanges gained widespread attention early in his career. Joakim’s current work in market microstructure on High Frequency Trading and theory based optimal strategies for Order Splitting has potential to be groundbreaking. In Behavioral Finance Joakim’s research is around investor behaviour under stressful life events such as divorce. In this work new ways of applying matching and difference in difference methodology have been developed. Joakim is also working on anomalies currently unexplained in the literature such as anchoring to a reference price, momentum effects, and the importance of the highest price a security has traded at during the last 52 weeks. Finally in Corporate Finance Joakim has recently published research in leading journals on the impact of the CEOs personal attributes on their decisions for the firm. Using knowledge about the personal investment strategies of CEOs to find their personal attributes, his research investigates the impact of CEO preferences on their decisions to acquire other companies, invest in research and development, and to expand the firm through leverage.
Joakim Westerholm’s research interests are broad and span several sub-fields in financial economics. In Asset Pricing his research investigates the pricing impact of trading by insiders, mutual funds and institutional investors. His work showing that insider trades can be better understood through the trading decisions of underaged accounts, brokers and directors, has gained traction in journals of the highest standing. In Market Microstructure Joakim specialises in optimal market design and trading strategies for execution of large orders. His ARC discovery grant work comparing the exchange architecture of world exchanges gained widespread attention early in his career. Joakim’s current work in market microstructure on High Frequency Trading and theory based optimal strategies for Order Splitting has potential to be groundbreaking. In Behavioral Finance Joakim’s research is around investor behaviour under stressful life events such as divorce. In this work new ways of applying matching and difference in difference methodology have been developed. Joakim is also working on anomalies currently unexplained in the literature such as anchoring to a reference price, momentum effects, and the importance of the highest price a security has traded at during the last 52 weeks. Finally in Corporate Finance Joakim has recently published research in leading journals on the impact of the CEOs personal attributes on their decisions for the firm. Using knowledge about the personal investment strategies of CEOs to find their personal attributes, his research investigates the impact of CEO preferences on their decisions to acquire other companies, invest in research and development, and to expand the firm through leverage.
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Journal of Economic Criminology (2023): 100009-100009
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ACCOUNTING AND FINANCEno. 1 (2023): 555-574
REVIEW OF ASSET PRICING STUDIESno. 3 (2023): 481-522
ECONOMIC ANALYSIS AND POLICY (2022): 94-111
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