1. ANALYZING FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS AND MISCONDUCT: DO MISCONDUCT RELATED EVENTS FOLLOWED BY SEC ENFORCEMENT ACTIONS HAVE AN IMPACT ON THE REPUTATION OF FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS? Open Access Author: Gross, Sarah Title: ANALYZING FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS AND MISCONDUCT: DO MISCONDUCT RELATED EVENTS FOLLOWED BY SEC ENFORCEMENT ACTIONS HAVE AN IMPACT ON THE REPUTATION OF FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS? Area of Honors: Finance Keywords: Reputation RiskOperational RiskEvent StudyFinancial CrisisSEC Enforcement ActionsOperational LossMisconductCumulative Abnormal ReturnsMarket Value ImpactFinancial Institutions File: Download Gross_Sarah_Rep_Risk_Final_Thesis.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Professor Christoph Hinkelmann, Thesis SupervisorDr. Brian Spangler Davis, Thesis Honors Advisor
2. AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF WEAK AND SEMI-STRONG MARKET EFFICIENCY IN LIGHT OF THE GREAT RECESSION Open Access Author: Mckellar, Jonathan Unruh Title: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF WEAK AND SEMI-STRONG MARKET EFFICIENCY IN LIGHT OF THE GREAT RECESSION Area of Honors: Economics Keywords: Market EfficiencyUnit Root TestSerial CorrelationRuns TestVariance Ratio TestMartingale HypothesisEvent Study File: Download McKellar_Final.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Dr. Russell Paul Chuderewicz, Thesis SupervisorDr. Russell Paul Chuderewicz, Thesis Honors AdvisorJames R. Tybout, Faculty Reader
