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Amir Sufi Assistant
Professor of Finance University
of Chicago Booth
School of Business 5807
South Woodlawn Avenue Chicago,
IL 60637 amir.sufi
< at > chicagogsb.edu |
Broad Area of
Research
Financial Intermediation,
Corporate Finance, and Consumer Finance
Refereed
Publications
Control Rights and
Capital Structure: An Empirical Investigation
With Michael Roberts
Forthcoming, Journal of Finance
Renegotiation of
Financial Contracts: Evidence from Private Credit Agreements
With Michael Roberts
Forthcoming, Journal of Financial Economics
Creditor Control
Rights and Firm Investment Policy
With Greg Nini and David Smith
Forthcoming, Journal of Financial Economics
Log file is here
Stata dataset is here
(please read log file first!)
All 3,720
contracts are in a zipped file here
The
Real Effects of Debt Certification: Evidence from the Introduction of Bank Loan
Ratings
Forthcoming, Review of Financial Studies
Bank Lines of Credit
in Corporate Finance: An Empirical Analysis
Forthcoming, Review of Financial Studies
RFS Young Researcher
Prize (Inaugural Prize)
Log file is here
Stata dataset is here
(please read log file first!)
Information
Asymmetry and Financing Arrangements: Evidence from Syndicated Loans
Journal of Finance, April 2007, 62(2),
629-668
Journal of
Finance Brattle Prize for
Distinguished Paper
Best Paper on Capital Formation, Western Finance
Association
Outstanding Paper in Corporate Finance, Eastern
Finance Association
Best Paper in Financial Intermediation,
Working
Papers
The Political Economy
of the U.S. Mortgage Default Crisis
October
2008, With Atif Mian and Francesco Trebbi
The Consequences of
Mortgage Credit Expansion: Evidence from the 2007 Mortgage Default Crisis
October
2008, With Atif Mian
Capital Structure and
Debt Structure
November 2008, With Josh Rauh
Conference
Proceedings
Expansion of Bank Powers: Who Gains the Most?
FRB of Chicago Bank Structure
Conference Proceedings, May 2001, 682-698
With Philip Strahan
The Changing Landscape of the Financial Services Industry: What Lies
Ahead?
FRB of
With Cara Lown, C.S. Osler, and Philip Strahan
Dynamic Inefficiencies in Insurance Markets: Evidence from Long-term Care
Insurance
American Economic Review Papers
and Proceedings, May 2005,
95: 224-228
With Amy Finkelstein and Kathleen McGarry
Unpublished
Manuscripts
Does Joint
Production of Lending and Underwriting Help or Hurt Firms? A Fixed Effects Approach
August 2004