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Mueller, Holger M.
Associate Professor of Finance
Faculty Research Fellow, NBER
Research Fellow, CEPR
Research Associate, ECGI
Co-Editor, Review of Finance
Phone: (212) 998-0341
Email: hmueller@stern.nyu.edu
Office: KMEC 9-82
44 West Fourth Street
Suite 9-190
New York, NY 10012-1126
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"Essentially, every five years a bright
business
school professor comes up with a new twist on
corporate finance theory and publishes it in
the Journal of Finance or some other academic
periodical. It filters down, often through consultants
and bankers, to corporations, to adapt variant
forms of the theories. But it's all theoretical as hell,
so naturally the theories get adapted and tangled.
As long as a sense of humor is kept, the exercises
are worthwile."
Bruce Wasserstein
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Education
- Habilitation in Economics, University of Mannheim
- Ph.D. in Economics, University of St. Gallen
- B.A. in Business Administration, University of St. Gallen
Business Experience
- Mergers & Acquisitions, Salomon
Brothers, Frankfurt
- Precious Metal Trading, NM Rothschild
& Sons, London
- Portfolio Management, Deutsche Bank, New York
- Mergers & Acquisitions, Goldman
Sachs, London
Research (Curriculum
Vitae)
[20] Snow and
Leverage, with Xavier Giroud, Alexander Stomper, and Arne Westerkamp,
coming soon
[19]
Corporate
Governance, Product Market Competition, and Equity Prices, with
Xavier Giroud,
Journal of Finance,
2nd round
[18]
Does
Corporate Governance Matter in
Competitive Industries?, with Xavier Giroud,
Journal
of Financial Economics, forthcoming
(See also the
article
in the
Sloan
Management Review)
[17]
Early-Stage
Financing and Firm Growth in New Industries, with Roman
Inderst,
Journal
of Financial Economics, 2009
[16] CEO
Replacement under Private Information, with Roman
Inderst,
Review
of Financial
Studies, 4th round
[15]
Family
Firms, Paternalism, and Labor Relations, with Thomas
Philippon, American
Economic Journal: Macroeconomics,
3rd round
[14] Bank
Capital Structure and Credit Decisions, with Roman Inderst, Journal
of Financial Intermediation, 2008
[13] Financing
a Portfolio of Projects, with Roman
Inderst
and Felix
Münnich,
Review of
Financial Studies, 2007
[12]
A
Lender-Based Theory of Collateral, with Roman
Inderst,
Journal of Financial Economics, 2007
[11]
Distributional
Conflict in Organizations, with Roman
Inderst
and Karl
Wärneryd,
European
Economic Review,
2007
[10]
Informed
Lending and Security Design, with Roman
Inderst,
Journal of Finance, 2006
[9]
Benefits
of Broad-Based Option Pay, with Roman Inderst, mimeo, 2004
[8]
Tender
Offers and Leverage, with
Fausto Panunzi,
Quarterly Journal of Economics,
2004
[7]
The Effect
of Capital Market Characteristics on the Value of Start-Up Firms,
with Roman
Inderst,
Journal of
Financial Economics, 2004
[6]
Internal
vs. External Financing: An Optimal Contracting Approach, with Roman
Inderst,
Journal of Finance,
2003
[5]
Competitive Search Markets for
Durable Goods, with Roman
Inderst,
Economic
Theory, 2002
[4]
Inside vs. Outside Ownership: A
Political Theory of the Firm, with Karl
Wärneryd,
RAND Journal of Economics, 2001
[3]
Asymptotic Efficiency in Dynamic
Principal-Agent Problems,
Journal of Economic Theory, 2000
[2]
Ownership Concentration, Monitoring, and the Agency Cost of Debt, with
Roman Inderst, mimeo, 1999
[1]
The First-Best Sharing Rule in the
Continuous-Time Principal-Agent Problem with Exponential Utility,
Journal
of Economic Theory, 1998