prof.dr. P (Patrick) Verwijmeren

Biography

Patrick Verwijmeren is a Professor of Corporate Finance at the Erasmus School of Economics (Erasmus University Rotterdam). 

Patrick specializes in convertible securities, short sales, corporate governance, and capital structure. You can find more information on his personal website https://sites.google.com/site/patrickverwijmeren/ .He has publications in Journal of Finance, Review of Financial Studies, Journal of Financial Economics, Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis, and Review of Finance, among others. Patrick has presented at many international conferences, including the WFA, AFA, and EFA meetings, and has been a speaker at TEDx. His research on proxy access has been cited in final rulings by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and Patrick has also been involved in writing a report for the Dutch Ministry of Finance on the influence of hedge funds. In 2013, Patrick received the prestigious Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research VIDI grant. 

Erasmus School of Economics

Full professor | Business Economics
Email
verwijmeren@ese.eur.nl

Work

  • Patrick Verwijmeren (22 June 2021) - A rundown of merger target run-ups.(ORIGINAL ARTICLE)
  • Patrick Verwijmeren (24 September 2020) - Reports on Financial Management from University of Manchester Provide New Insights (A Rundown of Merger Target Run-ups)
  • Patrick Verwijmeren (22 June 2020) - Director attention and firm value.(ORIGINAL ARTICLE)
  • Patrick Verwijmeren (22 March 2020) - The Benefits of Overvaluation: Evidence from Mergers and Acquisitions.

University of Glasgow

Start date approval
July 2022
End date approval
July 2025
Place
GLASGOW

University of Melbourne

Start date approval
July 2022
End date approval
July 2025
Place
MELBOURNE

Seminar Advanced Corporate Finance: Empi

Year
2024
Course Code
FEM11170

Empirical Corporate Finance

Level
Master
Year Level
Master
Year
2024
Course Code
TIF20011

Empirical Corporate Finance

Level
Master
Year Level
Master
Year
2024
Course Code
TIF10011

Advanced Corporate Finance and Governanc

Year
2024
Course Code
FEM11118

  • Joris Kil

    Acquisitions Through a Behavioural and Real Options Lens
  • Teodor Dyakov

    Empirical Studies on Actively Managed Mutual Funds: New Insights into the Costs and Benefits of Portfolio Disclosure
  • Teng Wang

    Essays in Banking and Corporate Finance
  • Saskia ter Ellen

    Measurement, dynamics, and implications of heterogeneous beliefs in financial markets
  • Eden Quxian Zhang

    Financing and Regulatory Frictions in Mergers and Acquisitions
  • Gosse Alserda

    Choices in Pension Management
  • Rex Wang-Renjie

    Those Who Move Stock Prices
  • Nishad Matawlie

    Through Mind and Behaviour to Financial Decisions
  • Johan Duyvesteyn

    Empirical studies on sovereign fixed income markets
  • Wilma de Groot

    Assessing Asset Pricing Anomalies
  • Antti Yang

    Corporate Bond Markets: Investor Preferences and Intermediary Frictions
  • Omar Commandeur

    Empirical Finance
  • Yazhu Li

    Empirical Finance
  • Rogier Hanselaar

    Raising capital: On pricing, liquidity, and incentives
  • Dyaran Bansraj

    The Principles of Private Equity: Ownership and Acquisitions
  • Frederik Muskens

    Corporate bond asset pricing
  • Bart van Vliet

    Essays in Empirical Finance

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