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2023ECO007
Doctoral thesis

Essays on retail investors, short selling, and market efficiency

  • 2023

PhD: Università della Svizzera italiana

Retail investors
Short squeeze
Limits to arbitrage
Market misconduct
Social media platforms
Crowdfunding
Regulation CF
Financial growth cycle
English The central interest of my doctoral studies is to analyze market efficiency, with a particular emphasis on the role of retail traders and short sellers. My thesis consists of three chapters in the fields of asset pricing and corporate finance. Using unique datasets and empirical approaches I address several questions, including: “Can retail trader coordination lead to market-distorting events?”, “How prevalent are short squeezes?”, and “Can crowdfunding mitigate small firms’ capital constraints?”.
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