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Scott Cederburg
Associate Professor, Finance | Member of the Graduate Faculty
Finance
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David Brown
Mutual work: 2 Publications
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Publications
(21)
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Beyond the Status Quo: A Critical Assessment of Lifecycle Investment Advice
2023
critical analysis,
investment strategies
The Safe Withdrawal Rate: Evidence from a Broad Sample of Developed Markets
2023
retirement planning,
investment,
financial markets,
evidence-based finance,
risk management
Long-Horizon Losses in Stocks, Bonds, and Bills
2023
financial markets,
investment,
risk management,
asset pricing,
portfolio management
Is not trading" informative? Evidence from corporate insiders' portfolios
2022
trading behavior,
corporate insiders,
portfolio management,
information asymmetry,
financial markets
On the Economic Significance of Stock Return Predictability
2022
economics,
stock market,
financial forecasting,
investments,
market efficiency
Stocks for the long run? Evidence from a broad sample of developed markets
2022
stocks,
long-term investment,
market performance,
financial markets,
investment strategies
On the performance of volatility-managed portfolios
2020
portfolio management,
financial markets,
risk management,
investment strategy,
market behavior
Pricing Intertemporal Risk When Investment Opportunities Are Unobservable
2019
pricing,
intertemporal risk,
investment opportunities,
risk management,
financial economics
Conditional Benchmarks and the Identification of Skill in Active Management
2018
investment management,
skill identification,
benchmarking,
financial analysis,
performance evaluation
Are Stocks Riskier over the Long Run? Taking Cues from Economic Theory
2018
stocks,
risk,
long run,
economic theory,
investment
