Published in the Journal of Financial Economics, a study by Michael Dambra, assistant professor of accounting and law, found the JOBS Act has increased IPOs each year since it passed in 2012.

H. Raghav Rao, SUNY Distinguished Service Professor, examined the role of social media in social change in a paper published by Information Systems Research.

In a paper published by the Journal of Financial Economics, Veljko Fotak, assistant professor of finance and managerial economics, found short selling and fails-to-deliver did not cause the 2008 stock market crash.

Ram Ramesh and Sanjukta Das Smith, both in the Management Science and Systems Department, published their research, “Optimal management of digital content on tiered infrastructure platforms,” in Information Systems Research.

MIS Quarterly published research by H. Raghav Rao, SUNY Distinguished Service Professor, on the risk of insider threats associated with different applications within a financial institution.

The Journal of Financial Economics published research by Feng (Jack) Jiang, assistant professor of finance and managerial economics, that showed corporations whose board directors have investment banking experience are more likely to acquire other businesses—and make better acquisitions when they do.

Ram Ramesh and Raj Sharman, both in the Management Science and Systems Department, published a study on health information exchanges in Information Systems Research.

Kee H. Chung, Louis M. Jacobs Professor of Financial Planning and Control, examined uncertainty, market structure and liquidity in a paper published by the Journal of Financial Economics.

Charles Wang, associate professor of operations management and strategy, published his study, “Closed-loop supply chain models for a high-tech product under alternative reverse channel and collection cost structures,” in the International Journal of Production Economics.

Production and Operations Management published research by Jun Ru, assistant professor of operations management and strategy, titled, “Optimal procurement design of an assembly supply chain with information asymmetry.”

Raj Sharman and H. Raghav Rao, both in the Management Science and Systems Department, published research in MIS Quarterly on information assurance, risk and resilience in hospital information systems.

Jerchern Lin, assistant professor of finance and managerial economics, published his paper “Alpha and performance measurement: The effects of investor disagreement and heterogeneity” in the Journal of Finance.

Yong Li, associate professor of operations management and strategy, published research in the Journal of Business Venturing about how the distance between venture capitalists and investee ventures affects the performance of cross-border venture capital investments.