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Ayako Yasuda Awards

Sep 27, 2011 Ayako Yasuda

Dean’s Faculty Term Fellowship, UC Davis Graduate School of Management, 2010-11.
Best Paper Award Nominee, Financial Management Association Annual Meeting, 2010.
Research Grant, National Bureal of Economic Research-Sloan Foundation, “The Role of Institutional Investors in Propagating the Financial Crisis,” 2010.
Research Grant, The New York Stock Exchange, 2009.
Research Grant, Mack Center for Technological Innovation, 2008.
Research Grant, Wharton/INSEAD Alliance, “The Role of Institutional Investors in Propagating the Financial Crisis,” 2008.
Research Fellowship Grant, Morgan Stanley, “The Economics of Private Equity Funds”, 2008.
Research Grant, Mack Center for Technological Innovation, “The Economics of Private Equity Funds,” 2007.
Research Fellowship Grant, NASDAQ, 2007.
Research Grant, Wharton/INSEAD Alliance, “Institutional Investors, Bond Supply Uncertainty, and the Leverage of the Firm”, 2006.
Research Fellowship Grant, Morgan Stanley, 2006.
Research Grant, Wharton/INSEAD Alliance, 2005.
Research Grant, Rodney L. White Center for Financial Research, 2003, 2004.
Best Paper Award, the Global Finance Conference, Beijing, China, 2002.
Best Paper Award, the National Taiwan University International Conference on Finance, Taipei, Taiwan, 2002.
Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship, The Kapnick Foundation, 2000.
Japan-IMF Scholarship for Advanced Studies, International Monetary Fund, 1997-99.
Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award, Department of Economics, Stanford University, 1997.
Graduate Fellowship, Stanford University, 1996.

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Sep 27, 2011 Ayako Yasuda

Ayako Yasuda
Associate Professor of Management

Jun 1, 2011 Finance Ph.D., Stanford University

Research Expertise: Economics of financial intermediation, particularly investment banking, commercial banking, and venture capital/private equity; corporate finance

Associate Professor Ayako Yasuda wants to shed light on the economic roles played by financial intermediaries such as banks, venture capital/private equity funds, and institutional investors that influence a firm’s access to capital. She also wants to examine how incentives (given through compensation contracts, reputation, etc.) impact the actions of specific agents within these institutions.

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