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Michael E Fuerst

Assoc Professor Prof Practice

University of Miami

Affiliations

Miami Herbert Business School

Finance

Michael E Fuerst is currently serving as a Finance Assoc Professor Prof Practice at University of Miami.

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Michael E Fuerst

University of Miami

Assoc Professor Prof Practice

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finance asset pricing empirical finance financial economics financial analysis financial crisis crisis management emerging markets economics quantitative analysis (finance) investment management security markets behavioral finance investor sentiment closed-end fund discounts sudden market-wide crisis super-salient events

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Who Moves Markets in a Sudden Marketwide Crisis? Evidence From 9/11. Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis (2016)

Timothy R. BurchDouglas R. EmeryMichael E. Fuerst

financial economicsfinancial analysissecurity marketsemerging marketscrisis managementfinancequantitative analysis (finance)empirical financefinancial crisisasset pricing

Who Moves Markets in a Sudden Market-Wide Crisis? Evidence From Nine-Eleven. (2014)

Timothy R. BurchDouglas R. EmeryMichael E. Fuerst

emerging marketseconomicscrisis managementsudden market-wide crisisfinancial crisisasset pricing

“Sell in May and Go Away” Just Won’t Go Away. Financial Analysts Journal (2013)

Sandro C. AndradeVidhi ChhaochhariaMichael E. Fuerst

financial economicsfinancial analysisfinance

Do Investors Overreact to Super-Salient Events? Evidence From"Nine-Eleven". (2011)

Timothy R. BurchDouglas R. EmeryMichael E. Fuerst

super-salient eventsfinanceempirical financebehavioral financeasset pricing

What Can “Nine‐Eleven” Tell Us About Closed‐End Fund Discounts and Investor Sentiment?. Financial Review (2003)

Timothy R. BurchDouglas R. EmeryMichael E. Fuerst

investor sentimentclosed-end fund discountsinvestment managementfinanceempirical financeasset pricing

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Michael E Fuerst

Assoc Professor Prof Practice

University of Miami

Affiliations

Miami Herbert Business School

Finance

Michael E Fuerst is currently serving as a Finance Assoc Professor Prof Practice at University of Miami.

Honors

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Michael E Fuerst

University of Miami

Assoc Professor Prof Practice

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Who Moves Markets in a Sudden Marketwide Crisis? Evidence From 9/11. Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis (2016)

Timothy R. BurchDouglas R. EmeryMichael E. Fuerst

financial economicsfinancial analysissecurity marketsemerging marketscrisis managementfinancequantitative analysis (finance)empirical financefinancial crisisasset pricing

Who Moves Markets in a Sudden Market-Wide Crisis? Evidence From Nine-Eleven. (2014)

Timothy R. BurchDouglas R. EmeryMichael E. Fuerst

emerging marketseconomicscrisis managementsudden market-wide crisisfinancial crisisasset pricing

“Sell in May and Go Away” Just Won’t Go Away. Financial Analysts Journal (2013)

Sandro C. AndradeVidhi ChhaochhariaMichael E. Fuerst

financial economicsfinancial analysisfinance

Do Investors Overreact to Super-Salient Events? Evidence From"Nine-Eleven". (2011)

Timothy R. BurchDouglas R. EmeryMichael E. Fuerst

super-salient eventsfinanceempirical financebehavioral financeasset pricing

What Can “Nine‐Eleven” Tell Us About Closed‐End Fund Discounts and Investor Sentiment?. Financial Review (2003)

Timothy R. BurchDouglas R. EmeryMichael E. Fuerst

investor sentimentclosed-end fund discountsinvestment managementfinanceempirical financeasset pricing

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