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Huseyin Gulen Huseyin Gulen Krannert Graduate School of Management Purdue University 403 W. State Street West Lafayette, IN 47907-2056 Phone : (765) 496-2689 E-mail: [email protected] http://www.mgmt.purdue.edu/faculty/hgulen ACADEMIC POSITIONS Associate Professor of Finance and Krannert Faculty Fellow, Purdue University, 2009-present Associate Professor of Finance, Purdue University, 2007-present Visiting Assistant Professor of Finance, University of Michigan, 2006-2007 Assistant Professor of Finance, Virginia Tech, 2001-2007 and Alumni Research Fellow for the years 2006, 2007 EDUCATION Ph.D. Finance, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, 2001 M.S. Economics, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, 1997 M.B.A. Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS, 1994 B.S. Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Middle East Technical University, Turkey, 1992 PUBLICATIONS • “Value versus growth: Time-varying expected stock returns” with Yuhang Xing and Lu Zhang, forthcoming, Financial Management • “Corporate Political Contributions and Stock Returns” with Michael Cooper and Alexei Ovtchinnikov, Journal of Finance, 65, 687-724, 2010 (Third Prize in the Q-Group’s 2007 Rodger F. Murray Prize Competition. Best paper award Midwest Finance Association, 2009) • “The Asset Growth Effect in Stock Returns” with Michael Cooper and Michael Schill, Journal of Investment Management, 8, 65-79, 2010 • “Asset Growth and the Cross-Section of Stock Returns” with Michael Cooper and Michael Schill, Journal of Finance 63, 1609-1652, 2008 (Finalist for the 2008 Smith Breeden Prize) • “ Good stewards, cheap talkers, or family men? The impact of mutual fund closures on fund managers, flows, fees, and performance,” with Arturo Bris, P. Raghavendra Rau, and Padma Kadiyala, Review of Financial Studies, 953-982, 2007 (Winner of the Q Group Grant, 2003) • “Is Time Series Predictability Evident in Real Time?” with Michael Cooper, Journal of Business Volume 79, 1263-1292, 2006 • “Changing Names with Style: Mutual Fund Name Changes and Their Effects on Fund Flows” with Michael Cooper and P. Raghavendra Rau, Journal of Finance, Volume 60, 2825-2858, 2005 • “Informed Trading in Stock and Option Markets” with Sugato Chakravarty and Stewart Mayhew, Journal of Finance, Volume 5, 1235-1257, 2004 (Winner of the Q Group Grant, 2001) • “Stock Index Futures Trading and Volatility in International Equity Markets” with Stewart Mayhew, Journal of Futures Markets v20 n7 (August 2000): 661-685. • “The Dynamics of International Stock Index Returns” with Stewart Mayhew, Research in Banking and Finance v1 (2000): 219-230. HONORS and AWARDS • Krannert Faculty Fellow, Purdue University, 2010-2011 • Best paper award in Corporate Finance, “Corporate Political Contributions and Stock Returns” at the 2009 Midwest Finance Association Meetings, Chicago • Best paper award, “Return Differences between Trading and Non-trading Hours: Like Night and Day,” at the 2008 UC-Davis/Financial management Conference on Financial Markets Research • Q-Group’s 2007 Rodger F. Murray Prize Competition, “Corporate Political Contribution and Stock returns” third prize • John and Mary Willis Young Faculty Scholar Award, Purdue University, 2007 • Center of International Business Education (CIBE) Research Grant, Univ. of Michigan, 2007 • Virginia Tech, Alumni Research Fellow, 2007, 2008 • Selected as one of the “Most Favorite Professors” in the MBA program, Virginia Tech 2005 • The Institute for Quantitative Research in Finance (The Q Group) Grant, 2003 • The Institute for Quantitative Research in Finance (The Q Group) Grant, 2001 • Doctoral Student Teaching Award, Purdue University, 2001 • Dean’s Office Special Doctoral Student Service Award, Purdue University, 2000 • Purdue Research Foundation (PRF) Research Grant, 1999, 2000 • CIBER Travel Grant, 1998, 1999 EDITORIAL EXPERIENCE • Associate Editor, Financial Review, 2010-present WORKING PAPERS • “Return Differences between Trading and Non-trading Hours: Like Night and Day” with Michael Cliff and Michael Cooper. Best paper award at the 2008 UC-Davis/Financial Management Conference on Financial Markets Research (under revision for resubmission) • “The Cross-section of Stock Returns and Incentive Pay” with Michael Cooper and Raghu Rau • “Learning About Out-of-Sample Predictability and its Impact on Real-time Investment Decisions” • "Investing in Size and Book-to-Market Portfolios Using Information About the Macroeconomy: Some New Trading Rules" with Michael Cooper and Maria Vassalou WORK IN PROGRESS • “Overshadowed Earnings” with Byoung-Hyoun Hwang • “Asset growth and time series predictability” with Doron Avramov • “Are International Mutual Funds Responsible for Stock Market Contagion?” with Kathy Yuan and Lu Zheng • “Predicting Returns to Anomalies-Based Trading Strategies” with Lu Zhang • “What is the information content of trades of successful institutional traders?” with Michael Cooper and Umit Gurun • “On the bias and efficiency of lead-lag beta estimators” with Gregory Kadlec • “ ‘Flowback’ in Foreign Acquisition of U.S. Firms’’ with Arturo Bris and David Denis • “Noise and Bias in Observed Option Prices” with Stewart Mayhew • “How widespread is limited attention in marketplace? Evidence from the trading behavior of various investor types” with Ajay Bhootra • “The Impact of Out-of-Sample Predictability on Asset Allocation Decisions: A Bayesian Approach” SELECTED QUOTES AND REFERENCES IN THE MASS MEDIA The Wall Street Journal: Mar 14, 2003 page C1, Feb 10, 2006, Nov 7, 2006 The New York Times: Dec, 12, 2003 Business Section, Nov, 5, 2006 Business Section Hurriyet (3/16/2003), Investopedia.com (4/2/2003), Frankfurter Allgemeine (4/8/2003), Charlotte Business Journal (6/4/2004), MSNBC (6/4/2004), Smartmoney.com (12/8/2005), The Salt Lake Tribune (11/07/2006), CNBC (11/8/2006, 1/23/2007), MSN Money (2/7/2007) TEACHING Krannert School of Management, Purdue University Ph.D. • Seminar in Financial Markets II, Spring 2009 Teaching evaluations (5.0/5.0) MBA • Security Analysis (2 sections), Spring 2009 Teaching evaluations (4.9/5.0, 4.9/5.0) • Portfolio Management (2 sections), Spring 2008 Teaching evaluations (4.9/5.0, 4.9/5.0) • Portfolio Management (GISMA Business School, Germany), Summer 2009 Teaching evaluations (4.9/5.0) • Portfolio Management (GISMA Business School, Germany), Summer 2008 Teaching evaluations (5.0/5.0) Undergraduate • Investments (2 sections), Spring 2008 Teaching Evaluations (4.9/5.0, 4.8/5.0) Stephen M. Ross School of Business, University of Michigan Undergraduate • Financial Management (1 section), Winter 2007 Teaching Evaluations (4.9/5.0) • Financial Management (core) (3 sections), Fall 2006 Teaching Evaluations (5.0/5.0, 4.9/5.0, 4.9/5.0) Pamplin College of Business, Virginia Tech Ph.D. • Seminar in Investments, Spring 2004, Spring 2006 • Seminar in Empirical Methods in Finance, Spring 2002, M.B.A • Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management, Fall 2003 • Security Markets, Fall 2004, Fall 2005 • Portfolio Management, Fall 2004, Fall 2005 Undergraduate • Investments, Fall 2001, Fall 2002, Spring 2003, Fall 2003, Spring 2005, Fall 2004, Fall 2005 • Independent Study: Hedge Funds, Spring 2005 Behavioral Finance II, Spring 2003 Behavioral Finance I, Fall 2002 Value at Risk, Fall 2002 Krannert School of Management, Purdue University Undergraduate • Investments, Spring 2001 • Financial Management, Fall 1998 • Microeconomics, Spring 1996, Fall 1997 PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES Papers Presented at: • UT at Dallas, 2010 • North Carolina State University, 2010 • Sabanci University, 2010 • Ohio University, 2009 • Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, 2009 • Nanyang Technological University, 2009 • National University of Singapore, 2009 • Singapore Management University, 2009 • Koc Finance Conference, 2009 • Midwest Finance Association Meetings, 2009 • UC-Davis/Financial Management Conference, 2008 • Finance Fest, Indiana University, 2007 • American Finance Association (AFA) Meetings, 2007 • Indiana University, 2006 • Purdue University, 2006 • Michigan State University, 2006 • University of Michigan, 2006 • CRSP Forum, 2006 • George Washington University, 2006 • Virginia Tech, 2006 • American Finance Association (AFA) Meetings, 2006 • European Finance Association (EFA) Meetings, 2005 • European Financial Management Association (EFMA) Meetings, 2005 • Virginia Tech, 2005 • INQUIRE Conference, 2004 • Virginia Tech, 2004 • Frank Batten Young Scholars Conference, College of William and Mary, 2004 • European Finance Association (EFA) Meetings, 2003 • Frank Batten Young Scholars Conference, College of William and Mary, 2003 • Financial Management Association (FMA) Meetings, 2003 • Western Finance Association (WFA) Meetings, 2003 • INQUIRE Conference, 2003 • Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), 2003 • Frank Batten Young Scholars Conference, College of William and Mary, 2002 • U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), 2002 • University of Illinois Conference on Bear Markets, 2002 • Q-Group Conference, 2002 • Western Finance Association (WFA) Meetings, 2002 • European Financial Management Association Meetings, 2001 • Frank Batten Young Scholars Conference, College of William and Mary, 2001 • Virginia Tech, 2001 • Indiana University, 2001 • University of California, Riverside, 2001 • Florida State University, 2001 • University of South Carolina, 2001 • Purdue University, 2000, 2001 • Financial Management Association (FMA) Meetings, 2000 • Financial Management Association Doctoral Student Consortium, 2000 • American Finance Association (AFA) Meetings,
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