Faculty Profiles

Payne, J., Alanis, E., Lessieg, V., & Quijano, M. (n.d.). Can Machine Learning Methods Predict Beta? Applied Economics.

Alanis, E., & Quijano, M. C. (n.d.). Random Exam Generation for Finance Exams. Advances in Financial Education.

Alanis, E., & Quijano, M. (2019). Investment–Cash Flow Sensitivity and the Bankruptcy Reform Act of 1978. North American Journal of Economics and Finance, 48, 746–756.

Alanis, E., Beladi, H., & Quijano, M. (2015). Uninsured deposits as a monitoring device: Their impact on bond yields of banks. Journal of Banking and Finance, 52, 77–88.

Quijano, M. (2014). Information asymmetry in commercial banks and the 2009 bank stress test. Economics Letters, 123(2), 203–205.

Beladi, H., & Quijano, M. (2013). CEO incentives for risk shifting and its effect on corporate bank loan cost. International Review of Financial Analysis, 30, 182–188.

Quijano, M. (2013). Consumption, change in expectations, and equity returns. Applied Financial Economics, 23(24), 1839–1851.

Quijano, M. (2013). Is unsystematic risk priced in bank loan contracts? Applied Economics Letters, 20(13), 1233–1237.

Quijano, M. (2013). Financial fragility, uninsured deposits, and the cost of debt. North American Journal of Economics and Finance, 24, 159–175.

Quijano, M. (2012). A refined consumption-wealth ratio and its role on time varying consumption risk. Economics Letters, 115(1), 88–90.

Bhanot, K., Lien, D., & Quijano, M. (2008). Will pulling out the rug help? Uncertainty about Fannie and Freddie’s federal guarantee and the cost of the subsidy. Annals of Financial Economics, 4, 45–88.

Mollick, A. V., & Quijano, M. (2004). The Mexican peso and the Korean won real exchange rates: evidence from productivity models. Journal of Economic Development, 29(1), 189–208.