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Sylvia Maxfield

Providence College

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Academic Affairs

School of Business

Department Of Finance

Providence College

NoneSylvia Maxfield is currently serving as a Academic Affairs faculty at Providence College.

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Providence College

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finance economics sociology social sciences international political economy socioeconomic status health economics economic sociology investment management risk management financial economics finance research financial studies empirical finance socio-economic development socio-economic impacts socioeconomics financialization convergence hypothesis empirical investigation patient capital

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Board Gender Diversity, Firm Risk, and the Intermediate Mechanisms: A Meta‐Analysis. Corporate Governance An International Review (2024)

Does Sustainable Investing Reduce Portfolio Risk? a Multilevel Analysis. SSRN Electronic Journal (2023)

finance researchinvestment managementfinanceeconomicsfinancial economicsfinancial studiesrisk management

An Empirical Investigation of the Financialization Convergence Hypothesis. Review of International Political Economy (2017)

Sylvia MaxfieldW. Kindred WinecoffKevin L. Young

financialization convergence hypothesisfinanceempirical investigationempirical financeinternational political economy

Atlas Constrained: The Us External Balance Sheet and International Monetary Power. Review of International Political Economy (2016)

The Effectiveness of Bank Governance Reforms in the Wake of the Financial Crisis: A Stakeholder Approach. Journal of Business Ethics (2016)

What is Patient Capital, and Where Does It Exist?. Socio-Economic Review (2016)

Richard DeegIain HardieSylvia Maxfield

health economicspatient capitalsocioeconomic statuseconomicssociologysocio-economic impactssocio-economic developmenteconomic sociologysocial sciencessocioeconomics

The Global Financial Crisis and Banking Sector Resilience. Journal of Banking Regulation (2014)

Banks and the False Dichotomy in the Comparative Political Economy of Finance. World Politics (2013)

Banking Sector Resilience and the Global Financial Crisis: Mexico in Cross-National Perspective. (2012)

What is Anglo-Saxon Financial Capitalism? the Financial Crisis and Government Responses in the Us, UK, and Canada. SSRN Electronic Journal (2010)

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Sylvia Maxfield

Providence College

Affiliations

Academic Affairs

School of Business

Department Of Finance

Providence College

NoneSylvia Maxfield is currently serving as a Academic Affairs faculty at Providence College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Sylvia Maxfield

Providence College

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Board Gender Diversity, Firm Risk, and the Intermediate Mechanisms: A Meta‐Analysis. Corporate Governance An International Review (2024)

Does Sustainable Investing Reduce Portfolio Risk? a Multilevel Analysis. SSRN Electronic Journal (2023)

finance researchinvestment managementfinanceeconomicsfinancial economicsfinancial studiesrisk management

An Empirical Investigation of the Financialization Convergence Hypothesis. Review of International Political Economy (2017)

Sylvia MaxfieldW. Kindred WinecoffKevin L. Young

financialization convergence hypothesisfinanceempirical investigationempirical financeinternational political economy

Atlas Constrained: The Us External Balance Sheet and International Monetary Power. Review of International Political Economy (2016)

The Effectiveness of Bank Governance Reforms in the Wake of the Financial Crisis: A Stakeholder Approach. Journal of Business Ethics (2016)

What is Patient Capital, and Where Does It Exist?. Socio-Economic Review (2016)

Richard DeegIain HardieSylvia Maxfield

health economicspatient capitalsocioeconomic statuseconomicssociologysocio-economic impactssocio-economic developmenteconomic sociologysocial sciencessocioeconomics

The Global Financial Crisis and Banking Sector Resilience. Journal of Banking Regulation (2014)

Banks and the False Dichotomy in the Comparative Political Economy of Finance. World Politics (2013)

Banking Sector Resilience and the Global Financial Crisis: Mexico in Cross-National Perspective. (2012)

What is Anglo-Saxon Financial Capitalism? the Financial Crisis and Government Responses in the Us, UK, and Canada. SSRN Electronic Journal (2010)

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