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- Professor
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Kolasinski, Adam Associate Professor
Positions
- Associate Professor, Finance, Mays Business School
My research interests include capital structure, mergers and acquisitions, private equity & venture capital, financial institutions, financial market regulation, securities lending and short selling.
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Publications
selected publications
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academic article
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Kolasinski, A., Li, X. u., Soliman, M., & Xin, Q.
(2022).
Ambiguity Aversion and Beating Benchmarks: Does it Create a Pattern?. Management science.
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Kolasinski, A. C., Li, X. u., Soliman, M. T., & Xin, Q.
(2022).
Dedicated vs Transient: Not All Institutional Attention Is Good Attention
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Driver, J., Kolasinski, A. C., & Stanfield, J. R.
(2020).
R&D or R vs. D? Firm Innovation Strategy and Equity Ownership
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Kolasinski, A. C., & Yang, N.
(2020).
When Myopic Managers Must Mark to Market
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Johnson, S. A., Kolasinski, A. C., & Nordlund, J.
(2020).
CEO Narcissism, Human Capital, and Firm Value
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Ao, M., Bao, J., & Kolasinski, A. C.
(2019).
How Does Lender Health Affect Covenant-Violating Borrowers?
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Kolasinski, A. C., & Yang, N.
(2018).
Managerial myopia and the mortgage meltdown. Journal of Financial Economics.
128(3), 466-485.
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Bao, J., & Kolasinski, A. C.
(2016).
Why Do Firms Issue Secured Debt?
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Duarte, J., & Kolasinski, A. C.
(2014).
How Does Failure Spread Across Broker-Dealers and Dealer Banks?
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Harford, J., & Kolasinski, A.
(2014).
Do Private Equity Returns Result from Wealth Transfers and Short-Termism? Evidence from a Comprehensive Sample of Large Buyouts. Management science.
60(4), 888-902.
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Kolasinski, A. C., & Li, X. u.
(2013).
Can Strong Boards and Trading Their Own Firm's Stock Help CEOs Make Better Decisions? Evidence from Acquisitions by Overconfident CEOs. 48(4), 1173-1206.
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KOLASINSKI, A. C., REED, A. V., & RINGGENBERG, M. C.
(2013).
A Multiple Lender Approach to Understanding Supply and Search in the Equity Lending Market. 68(2), 559-595.
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Kolasinski, A. C., Reed, A., & Thornock, J. R.
(2013).
Can Short Restrictions Actually Increase Informed Short Selling?. 42(1), 155-181.
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Kolasinski, A. C., & Li, X. u.
(2012).
Do Strong Boards and Trading in Their Own Firm's Stock Help CEOs Make Better Decisions? Evidence from Corporate Acquisitions by Overconfident CEOs
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Kolasinski, A. C.
(2011).
Mark-to-market regulatory accounting when securities markets are stressed: Lessons from the financial crisis of 20072009. Journal of Accounting and Economics.
52(2-3), 174-177.
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Kolasinski, A. C., Reed, A. V., & Thornock, J. R.
(2010).
Can Short Restrictions Result in More Informed Short Selling? Evidence from the 2008 Regulations
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Kolasinski, A. C., & Siegel, A. F.
(2010).
On the Economic Meaning of Interaction Term Coefficients in Non-Linear Binary Response Regression Models
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Kolasinski, A., & Li, X. u.
(2010).
Are corporate managers savvy about their stock price? Evidence from insider trading after earnings announcements. Journal of Accounting and Public Policy.
29(1), 27-44.
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Kolasinski, A. C.
(2009).
Subsidiary debt, capital structure and internal capital markets. Journal of Financial Economics.
94(2), 327-343.
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Kolasinski, A. C.
(2009).
A tale of two intermediaries: A discussion of Johnston, Markov and Ramnath (2009), and Cheng and Neamtiu (2009). Journal of Accounting and Economics.
47(1-2), 131-135.
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Kolasinski, A. C., & Kothari, S. P
(2008).
Investment Banking and Analyst Objectivity: Evidence from Analysts Affiliated with Mergers and Acquisitions Advisors. Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis.
43(4), 817-842.
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Kolasinski, A. C., Cao, B., Reed, A. V., & Dhaliwal, D. S.
(2007).
Bears and Numbers: Investigating How Short Sellers Exploit and Affect Earnings-Based Pricing Anomalies
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Kolasinski, A., Li, X. u., Soliman, M., & Xin, Q.
(2022).
Ambiguity Aversion and Beating Benchmarks: Does it Create a Pattern?. Management science.
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institutional repository document
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Kolasinski, A. C., Li, X. u., Soliman, M. T., & Xin, Q.
(2022).
Dedicated vs Transient: Not All Institutional Attention Is Good Attention
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Driver, J., Kolasinski, A. C., & Stanfield, J. R.
(2019).
R&D or R vs. D? Firm Innovation Strategy and Equity Ownership
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Kolasinski, A. C., & Yang, N.
(2016).
Managerial Myopia and the Mortgage Meltdown
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Duarte, J., & Kolasinski, A. C.
(2014).
How Does Failure Spread Across Broker-Dealers and Dealer Banks?
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Kolasinski, A. C., & Li, X. u.
(2012).
Do Strong Boards and Trading in Their Own Firm's Stock Help CEOs Make Better Decisions? Evidence from Corporate Acquisitions by Overconfident CEOs
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Kolasinski, A. C., Reed, A. V., & Ringgenberg, M.
(2012).
A Multiple Lender Approach to Understanding Supply and Search in the Equity Lending Market
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Harford, J., & Kolasinski, A. C.
(2012).
Do Private Equity Returns Result from Wealth Transfers and Short-Termism? Evidence from a Comprehensive Sample of Large Buyouts
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Kolasinski, A. C., & Siegel, A. F.
(2010).
On the Economic Meaning of Interaction Term Coefficients in Non-Linear Binary Response Regression Models
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Reed, A. V., & Kolasinski, A. C.
(2010).
Repo Runs and Bond Market Liquidity Shocks: The Mechanism of Contagion Among Broker-Dealers During the Financial Crisis of 2007-2008
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Li, X. u., & Kolasinski, A. C.
(2009).
Can Independent Directors Restrain Overconfident CEO'S? Evidence from Mergers and Acquisitions
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Kolasinski, A. C., Reed, A. V., & Thornock, J. R.
(2009).
Can Short Restrictions Result in More Informed Short Selling? Evidence from the 2008 Regulations
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Kolasinski, A. C., Reed, A. V., & Thornock, J. R.
(2009).
Prohibitions Versus Constraints: The 2008 Short Sales Regulations
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Kolasinski, A. C., Cao, B., Reed, A. V., & Dhaliwal, D. S.
(2007).
Bears and Numbers: Investigating How Short Sellers Exploit and Affect Earnings-Based Pricing Anomalies
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Kolasinski, A. C.
(2006).
Is the Chinese Wall Too High? Investigating the Costs of New Restrictions on Cooperation between Analysts and Investment Bankers
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Johnson, S. A., Kolasinski, A. C., & Nordlund, J.
CEO Narcissism, Human Capital, and Firm Value
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Harford, J., & Kolasinski, A. C.
Do Private Equity Sponsor Returns Result from Wealth Transfers and Short-Termism? Evidence from a Comprehensive Sample of Large Buyouts and Exit Outcomes
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Ao, M., Bao, J., & Kolasinski, A. C.
How Does Lender Health Affect Covenant-Violating Borrowers?
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Kolasinski, A. C., & Yang, N.
When Myopic Managers Must Mark to Market
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Bao, J., & Kolasinski, A. C.
Why Do Firms Issue Secured Debt?
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Kolasinski, A. C., Li, X. u., Soliman, M. T., & Xin, Q.
(2022).
Dedicated vs Transient: Not All Institutional Attention Is Good Attention
Teaching
teaching activities
- FINC443 Valuation Instructor
- FINC605 Valuation Instructor
- FINC641 Valuation Instructor
- FINC649 Financial Modeling Instructor
- FINC685 Directed Studies Instructor
Works By Students
chaired theses and dissertations
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Yang, Nan (2015-06). Two Essays on Corporate Finance.
Background
education and training
- Ph.D. in Financial Economics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology - (Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States) 2006
- B.A. in Economics-Mathematics, Columbia University - (New York, New York, United States) 1998
Contact
first name
- Adam
has last name
- Kolasinski
mailing address
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Texas A&M University
Finance
4218 TAMU
College Station, TX 77843-4218
USA
Other
- akolasinski@tamu.edu