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Gabriele Lattanzio
Graduate School of BusinessResearch interests
Dr. Lattanzio is an Assistant Professor at the NU in Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan.
Dr. Lattanzio's research interests are in empirical corporate finance and financial economics. His research has been on several high-quality conference programs, including the American Economic Association (AEA) annual meeting, the European Economic Association (EEA) annual meeting, and the European Finance Association (EFA) annual meeting, among others. His papers have won multiple awards at conferences and they have been included in several SSRN's eJournal Top Ten download lists. Dr. Lattanzio is in the top 10% authors on SSRN by total new downloads within the last 12 months.
Dr. Lattanzio completed is Ph.D in Finance from the University of Oklahoma in 4 years, and his dissertation committee was co-chaired by Lubomir Litov and William Megginson, and included Gustavo Grullon, Scott Linn, and Wayne Thomas. Before joining the NU, Dr. Lattanzio spent one year as visiting Faculty Member at the Southern Methodist University (Dallas, TX) and one year as a Senior Lecturer (Assistant Professor) at Monash University (Melbourne, Australia).
Publications
[1] Can Restructuring Gains Be Sustained Without Ownership Changes? Evidence from Withdrawn Privatizations - with William L. Megginson. Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis 56 (4) (2021): pp: 1476-1504.
[2] International Relations and Sovereign Wealth Funds’ Political Value: Evidence from a Quasi-Natural Experiment - with William L. Megginson, Wake Forest Law Review 52 (2017): pp: 857-870.
[3] Failed Privatizations: a European Perspective, The Privatization Barometer Report 2015/2016 - Two Record years herald an ongoing privatization wave, Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei & KPMG.
Research interests
Market for Corporate Control
M&A
State Ownership & Privatizations
Cybersecurity Risk
Environmental Risk
Teaching
Private Equity
Financial Markets and Institutions
Research Output
REVISITED TO THE COVID19 AND AGILE GOVERNMENTS: COMPARISON OF TAIWAN, SOUTH KOREA, SINGAPORE AND HONG KONG
September 2021, In : Research Newsletter. 32, p. 7 14 p.
Can restructuring gains be sustained without ownership changes? evidence from withdrawn privatizations
2021, In : Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis. 56, 4, p. 1476-1504 29 p.
International Relations and Sovereign Wealth Funds' Political Value: Evidence from a Quasi-Natural Experiment
2017, In : Wake Forest L. Rev.. 52, p. 857 1 p.
Where Does Corporate Social Capital Matter the Most? Evidence From the COVID-19 Crisis
November 2021, In : Finance Research Letters.
Does the Stock Market Fully Value Alternative Working Arrangements? Work From Home and Equity Prices.
2022,
Beyond Religion and Culture: The Economic Consequences of the Institutionalization of Sharia Law.
2022,
Dissecting the Listing Gaps: Mergers, Private Equity, or Regulation?
2022,
New Stories From Old Data? Evidence From a Novel KLD Measure of Relative Environmental Responsibility.
2022,
Corporate Innovation in the Cyber Age.
2022,
The Persistence and Prevalence of Classification Shifting.
2022,
CyberSecurity Risk and M&A Transactions: An Empirical Investigation.
2022,
The Worst of Both Worlds: Acquisitions are Anti-Competitive and Inefficient.
2022,