Research interests
Research Interests:
Dual class firms, the value of control, the value of vote, controlling shareholders, executive compensation, the role of institutional investors, regulation
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Professor Lauterbach received a Ph.D. degree in Finance from the University of Chicago, and is currently the Raymond Ackerman Family Chair Professor in Israeli Corporate Governance at Bar Ilan University School of Business.
Professor Lauterbach published more than 60 academic papers, including several papers in the top three finance journals. His main research interests include Corporate Governance, Financial Markets Microstructure and Asset Pricing. In recent years he organizes and hosts a yearly international academic conference on Corporate Governance.