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Nagpurnanand Prabhala

Francis J Carey Jr Endowed Professor in Business and Professor of Finance

Johns Hopkins University

Affiliations

Carey Business School

Nagpurnanand Prabhala is currently serving as a Carey Business School Francis J Carey Jr Endowed Professor in Business and Professor of Finance at Johns Hopkins University.

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Nagpurnanand Prabhala

Johns Hopkins University

Francis J Carey Jr Endowed Professor in Business and Professor of Finance

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finance social sciences social science research corporate finance financial economics empirical finance management risk management economics corporate governance social network analysis financial analysis executive compensation empirical evidence investment management information asymmetry behavioral finance option pricing fintech adoption organizational culture business growth self-selection models director diversity relationship dilemma management science small business management volatility modeling catering firm performance financial intermediation central banking startup ecosystem financial management technology adoption cost management organizational economics friendship networks online peer-to-peer lending product market threats financial flexibility post-merger restructuring managerial skill mutual fund competition alpha persistence uncontested director elections shareholder votes management turnover internal governance mechanisms

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Deposit and Credit Reallocation in a Banking Panic: The Role of State-Owned Banks. (2022)

Viral AcharyaAbhiman DasNirupama KulkarniPrachi MishraNagpurnanand Prabhala

banking panicfinancial crisiscredit reallocationfinancestate-owned banks

Small Business Lending Programs Can Slow Growth and Create Financial Constraints: Evidence From India’s Psl Program. SSRN Electronic Journal (2022)

Gursharan BhueNagpurnanand PrabhalaAnand ShekharPrasanna L. Tantri

psl programsocial sciencesbusiness growtheconomic growthfinancial constraintsfinance

Buy-Side Competition and Momentum Profits. Review of Financial Studies (2021)

Gerard HobergNitin KumarNagpurnanand Prabhala

financial economicsmomentum profitsempirical financebuy-side competitionfinance

Context, Language Modeling, and Multimodal Data in Finance. The Journal of Financial Data Science (2021)

Sanjiv DasConnor GogginsJohn HeGeorge KarypisSandeep KrishnamurthyMitali MahajanNagpurnanand PrabhalaDylan SlackRob van DusenShenghua YueSheng ZhaShuai Zheng

language modelingfinancemultimodal datacontext (linguistics)

Director Diversity and Inclusion: At the Table but in the Game?. Financial Management (2021)

Nemmara K. ChidambaranYun LiuNagpurnanand Prabhala

corporate governancefinancial managementbusinessdirector diversitycorporate financemanagementfinance

The Relationship Dilemma: Why Do Banks Differ in the Pace at Which They Adopt New Technology?. Review of Financial Studies (2021)

Prachi MishraNagpurnanand PrabhalaRaghuram G Rajan

technologybusinessrelationship dilemmatechnology adoptionfintech adoptionfinancerisk management

Form or Substance? Incomplete Disambiguation of Credit Grades in Syndicated Bank Loans. SSRN Electronic Journal (2020)

Aysun Alp PaukowitsNagpurnanand Prabhala

social science researchsyndicated bank loanssocial sciencescredit gradesrisk managementfinanceincomplete disambiguation

Indirect Costs of Government Aid and Intermediary Supply Effects: Lessons From the Paycheck Protection Program. National Bureau of Economic Research (2020)

Tetyana BalyukNagpurnanand PrabhalaManju Puri

intermediary supply effectsgovernment aidindirect costspaycheck protection programeconomicspublic policyapplied economics

Can Small Business Lending Programs Disincentivize Growth? Evidence From India's Priority Sector Lending Program. SSRN Electronic Journal (2019)

Gursharan BhueNagpurnanand PrabhalaPrasanna L. Tantri

social science researchsocial sciencesbusiness growtheconomic growthfinance

Jfq Volume 54 Issue 5 Cover and Back Matter. Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis (2019)

Geert BekaertGeorge PanayotovEvangelos BenosRichard PayneMichalis VasiosAntonio BernardoAlex FabisiakIvo WelchHendrik BessembinderChester SpattKumar VenkataramanAndré BetzerHye SeungGrace LeePeter LimbachJesus SalasOliver BoguthVincent GrégoireCharles MartineauTim BollerslevSophia LiBingzhi ZhaoDaniel BradleyJonathan ClarkeLinghang ZengNicole BrangerPatrick KonermannChristian SchlagMichael BrennanYuzhao ZhangMichael BrolleyDavid CimonAmit BubnaSanjiv DasNagpurnanand PrabhalaWalid BusabaZheng LiuFelipe RestrepoMatthew CainStephen MckeonSteven DavidoffSolomon DividendRisk PremiaGeorg CejnekOtto RandlThomas ChemmanurLei KongKarthik KrishnanQianqian YuKevin ChenWayne GuayYangyang ChenAbhinav GoyalMadhu VeeraraghavanLeon ZolotoyReg ShoYi-Wen ChenSheng-Syan ChenRobin ChouYi-Wen ChenJoseph HalfordHung-Chia HsuChu-Bin LinDavid ReebAntonio CosmaStefano GalluccioPaola PederzoliOlivier ScailletPeter CzirakiMoqi Groen-XuThomas DanglAlex Weissensteiner

financial analysisjournalismfinancequantitative analysis (finance)

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Nagpurnanand Prabhala

Francis J Carey Jr Endowed Professor in Business and Professor of Finance

Johns Hopkins University

Affiliations

Carey Business School

Nagpurnanand Prabhala is currently serving as a Carey Business School Francis J Carey Jr Endowed Professor in Business and Professor of Finance at Johns Hopkins University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Nagpurnanand Prabhala

Johns Hopkins University

Francis J Carey Jr Endowed Professor in Business and Professor of Finance

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Deposit and Credit Reallocation in a Banking Panic: The Role of State-Owned Banks. (2022)

Viral AcharyaAbhiman DasNirupama KulkarniPrachi MishraNagpurnanand Prabhala

banking panicfinancial crisiscredit reallocationfinancestate-owned banks

Small Business Lending Programs Can Slow Growth and Create Financial Constraints: Evidence From India’s Psl Program. SSRN Electronic Journal (2022)

Gursharan BhueNagpurnanand PrabhalaAnand ShekharPrasanna L. Tantri

psl programsocial sciencesbusiness growtheconomic growthfinancial constraintsfinance

Buy-Side Competition and Momentum Profits. Review of Financial Studies (2021)

Gerard HobergNitin KumarNagpurnanand Prabhala

financial economicsmomentum profitsempirical financebuy-side competitionfinance

Context, Language Modeling, and Multimodal Data in Finance. The Journal of Financial Data Science (2021)

Sanjiv DasConnor GogginsJohn HeGeorge KarypisSandeep KrishnamurthyMitali MahajanNagpurnanand PrabhalaDylan SlackRob van DusenShenghua YueSheng ZhaShuai Zheng

language modelingfinancemultimodal datacontext (linguistics)

Director Diversity and Inclusion: At the Table but in the Game?. Financial Management (2021)

Nemmara K. ChidambaranYun LiuNagpurnanand Prabhala

corporate governancefinancial managementbusinessdirector diversitycorporate financemanagementfinance

The Relationship Dilemma: Why Do Banks Differ in the Pace at Which They Adopt New Technology?. Review of Financial Studies (2021)

Prachi MishraNagpurnanand PrabhalaRaghuram G Rajan

technologybusinessrelationship dilemmatechnology adoptionfintech adoptionfinancerisk management

Form or Substance? Incomplete Disambiguation of Credit Grades in Syndicated Bank Loans. SSRN Electronic Journal (2020)

Aysun Alp PaukowitsNagpurnanand Prabhala

social science researchsyndicated bank loanssocial sciencescredit gradesrisk managementfinanceincomplete disambiguation

Indirect Costs of Government Aid and Intermediary Supply Effects: Lessons From the Paycheck Protection Program. National Bureau of Economic Research (2020)

Tetyana BalyukNagpurnanand PrabhalaManju Puri

intermediary supply effectsgovernment aidindirect costspaycheck protection programeconomicspublic policyapplied economics

Can Small Business Lending Programs Disincentivize Growth? Evidence From India's Priority Sector Lending Program. SSRN Electronic Journal (2019)

Gursharan BhueNagpurnanand PrabhalaPrasanna L. Tantri

social science researchsocial sciencesbusiness growtheconomic growthfinance

Jfq Volume 54 Issue 5 Cover and Back Matter. Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis (2019)

financial analysisjournalismfinancequantitative analysis (finance)

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