Carrière

POSITIONS ACADÉMIQUES

2016-2018 - Directeur de la Recherche – ESDES Business School, Lyon

Directeur Académique 2016-2017

Gestion du corps professoral
o Rédaction complète du premier manuel de la faculté
o Définition des critères de promotion
o Mise en place d’un système d’incitation à la publication
o Définition et implémentation des nouveaux plans de charge de la faculté
o Mise en place et pilotage du Comité d’Evaluation de la Recherche (CER)
o Organisation d’ateliers pédagogiques et de formation aux études de cas
o Coaching des jeunes professeurs
o Mise en place du recrutement des professeurs internationaux

Animation des activités de recherche
o Constitution, préparation, animation du Conseil Scientifique (CS)
o Réorganisation des axes de recherche et animation de l’axe finance/gouvernance
o Organisation et animation des séminaires de recherche
o Mise à jour régulière du site web recherche
o Organisation de plusieurs colloques en propre (Ex : gouvernance et pérennité des entreprises familiales avec la Société Générale) ou en collaboration avec d’autres écoles (Ex : Journée commune avec BSB et workshop avec Audencia et La Rochelle).
o Animation d’une table ronde avec 4 chefs d’entreprises familiales lyonnaises
o Edition d’un dossier spécial dans deux revues académiques classées
o Négociation d’une chaire d’entreprise centrée sur le Développement Durable

Préparation des dossiers d’accréditation
o Définition des Learning Objectives (LO’s)
o Pilotage de l’Assurance of Learning (AOL)
o Standardisation des syllabus
o Gestion des données liées aux accréditations (AACSB, EPAS, CEFDG)
o Rédaction de la partie recherche du dossier Grade Master (CEFDG)
o Définition des critères de qualification du corps professoral (AACSB)
o Rédaction des standards 2, 6 et 15 de l’initial SER (AACSB)

Autres activités
o Participation à l’ensemble des activités du comité de direction
o Membre de la commission de spécialistes du pôle facultaire de l’UCLY
o Lien entre le corps professoral et les services centraux de l’UCLY
o Réorganisation et supervision du registraire
o Gestion des mémoires des étudiants retardataires (>110 étudiants suivis !!)
o Cours de finance en cycle licence et master (spécialisation Audit-Finance)

2014-2016 - Professeur de Finance - NEOMA Business School, Rouen

Refonte complète des cours de finance du Global BBA
Cours de corporate finance et private equity en PGE et MS Finance

2008-2014 - Senior Lecturer - University of Technology Sydney

Directeur - Program Honours en Finance
Chercheur affilié - UTS Center for Corporate Governance

2003-2008 - Senior Lecturer - University of New South Wales, Sydney

1997-2001 - Professeur Assistant - Audencia Business School, Nantes

1993-1997 Assistant d’Enseignement et de Recherche - ESSEC Business School, Cergy

ATER – Université du Littoral, Dunkerque 1994-1996

AUTRES POSITIONS

• 2001-2003 Directeur de la Recherche - WBP, Tokyo
• 2000-2001 Consultant - Metodis, Paris
• 1990-1991 Analyste - Caisse des Dépôts & Consignations, Paris
• 1989-1990 Analyste - SEMA Group, Paris
• 1987-1989 Analyste - Société Générale, Stockholm (coopération en entreprise)

VISITING POSITIONS

• 2019 Jan-Feb Visiting Professor – Hitotsubashi University, Tokyo
• 2018 Fall Visiting Professor – Centre for Business and Social Innovation, UTS Sydney
• 2016 Winter Visiting Professor – Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tokyo
• 2013 Fall Visiting Professor - Hitotsubashi University, Tokyo
• 2010 Fall Visiting Professor – Université de Paris Est Créteil
• 2009 Winter Visiting Professor – Hitotsubashi University, Tokyo
• 2007 Spring Visiting Professor, Hitotsubashi University, Tokyo
• 1995 Summer Visiting PhD student - George Washington University

Publications

 ARTICLES ACADÉMIQUES

1. Nguyen, P., Bellaounia, S., 2018. Cultural distance and payment method in French cross-border acquisitions. Management International [HCERES A]
2. Ben Zaied, Y., Nguyen, P., 2018. Threshold effect in residential water demand: A smooth transition regression approach. Environmental Modelling & Assessment [HCERES A]
3. Nguyen, P., Ben Zaied, Y., Pham, T., 2017. Does idiosyncratic risk matter? Evidence from mergers and acquisitions. Journal of Risk Finance (Emerald) [HCERES C]
4. Kossai, M., De Souza, M.L., Ben Zaied, Y., Nguyen, P., 2018. Determinants of the adoption of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs): An empirical analysis of the electrical and electronics sector, Journal of the Knowledge Economy (Springer) [HCERES C]
5. Nguyen, P., Rahman, 2018. Institutional ownership, cross-shareholdings, and corporate cash reserves in Japan, Accounting & Finance (Wiley) [HCERES B]
6. Nguyen, P., 2018. Secrets of Succession: How One Family Business Reached the Ninth Generation, Journal of Business Strategy [HCERES B]
7. Nguyen, P., 2018. L’entreprise familiale : un acteur économique comme les autres ? Témoignages de trois chefs d’entreprises lyonnaises. Revue Française de Gouvernance d’Entreprise [HCERES C]
8. Fendri, C., Moralès, M., Nguyen, P., 2018. Comment assurer la pérennité de l’entreprise familiale ? Quelques leçons tirées d’une étude de cas. Revue Française de Gouvernance d’Entreprise [HCERES C]
9. Nguyen, P., 2018. Déterminants des cessions d’actifs et effets de richesse : le cas des entreprises françaises, Management & Avenir 102, pp. 151-169. [HCERES B]
10. Ben Cheikh, N., Benzaied, Y., Nguyen, P., 2018. Nonlinear exchange rate transmission in the Euro area: A multivariate smooth transition regression approach, Economics Bulletin Volume 38, Issue 3, pages 1590-1602. [HCERES B]
11. Benzaied, Y., Ben Cheikh, N., Nguyen, P., 2018. Nonlinear Exchange Rate Pass-through: Does Business Cycle Matter? Journal of Economic Integration 33(2), pp. 1234-1261 [HCERES B]
12. Benzaied, Y., Bencheikh, N., Nguyen, P., Badrane-Mahjoub, M., 2018. Waste management policy and employment: the case of France, Environmental Economics 9, pp. 39-47. [HCERES C]
13. Nguyen, P., Rahman, N., Zhao, R., 2018. CEO characteristics and firm performance: A quantile regression analysis, Journal of Management & Governance 22, pp. 133-151. [HCERES C]
14. Van Appelghem, C., Blum, V., Nguyen, P., 2017. La proximité entre dirigeant et administrateurs favorise-t-elle la performance de l’entreprise ? Finance Contrôle Stratégie 20(4), pp. 27-68 [HCERES B]
15. Fendri, C., Nguyen, P., 2017. Statut de cotation et ampleur de la prime d’acquisition, Revue Finance Contrôle Stratégie 20(3), pp. 41-66. [HCERES B]
16. Benzaied, Y., Bencheikh, N., Nguyen, P., 2017. Long-run analysis of Environmental Kuznets Curve in the Middle East and North Africa, Environmental Economics 8, pp. 72-79. [HCERES C]
17. Benzaied, Y., Bouzgarrou, H., Ben Cheikh, N., Nguyen, P., 2017. Nonlinear progressive water pricing policy in Tunisia: Equity and efficiency. Environmental Economics 8, pp. 17-27. [HCERES C]
18. Bencheikh, N., Benzaied, Y., Nguyen, P., 2017. Modeling nonlinear water demand, Economics Bulletin 37, pp. 637-644. [HCERES B]
19. Nguyen, P., Miloud, T., Zhao, R., 2017. CEO tenure and firm growth: A conditional analysis, Economics Bulletin 37, pp. 2301-2308. [HCERES B]
20. Nagata, K., Nguyen, P., 2017. Ownership structure and disclosure quality: Evidence from management forecasts revisions in Japan, Journal of Accounting & Public Policy 36, pp. 351-367. [HCERES A]
21. Nguyen, P., 2017. Asset risk and leverage under information asymmetry, Journal of Risk Finance 18, pp. 303-310. [HCERES C]
22. Nguyen, P., Rahman, N., Zhao, R., 2017. Returns to acquirers of listed and unlisted targets: A closer examination using Australian data, Studies in Economics & Finance 34, pp. 24-48.
23. Nguyen, P., Rahman, N., Tong, A, Zhao, R., 2016. Board size and firm value: Evidence from Australia, Journal of Management & Governance 20, pp. 851-873. [HCERES C]
    Repris et commenté par l’Australian Institute of Company Directors (février 2017).
24. Boubaker, S., Nguyen, P., Rouatbi, W., 2016. Multiple large shareholders and firm risk-taking: Evidence from French family firms, European Financial Management 22, pp. 697–745. [HCERES B]
25. Nguyen, P., 2016. The role of the seller’s stock performance in the market reaction to divestiture announcements, Journal of Economics & Finance 40, pp. 19-40.
26. Nguyen, A., Nguyen, P., 2015. Corporate social responsibility and corporate risk: Evidence of a more complex relationship, Social Responsibility Journal 11, pp. 324-339.
27. Nguyen, P., Rahman, N., 2015. Which governance characteristics affect the incidence of divestitures in Australia? Australian Journal of Management 40, pp. 375-396.
28. Nguyen, P., Nivoix, S., Saidani, W., 2014. Contraintes financières et sensibilité aux cash-flows : influence de l’affiliation des firmes japonaises à un groupe industriel, Management & Avenir 71, pp. 33-50. [HCERES B]
29. Nguyen, P., Rahman, N., Zhao, R., 2013. Ownership structure and divestiture decisions: Evidence from Australian firms, International Review of Financial Analysis 30, pp. 170-181. [HCERES B]
30. Nguyen, P., 2013. The role of firm performance in the market reaction to divestiture announcements, Economics Bulletin 33, pp. 1723-1728. [HCERES B]
31. Nguyen, P., 2013. Divestitures and value creation: Does leverage matter? Applied Financial Economics 23, pp. 1145-54. [HCERES C]
32. Lal, J.R., Nguyen, P., Rahman, N., 2013. What explains the market reaction to divestiture announcements? JASSA 13, pp. 28-31.
33. Aman, H., Nguyen, P., 2013. Does good governance matter to debtholders? Evidence from the credit ratings of Japanese firms, Research in International Business & Finance 29, pp. 13-34. [HCERES C]
    Parmi les articles les plus cités dans Research in International Business & Finance.
34. Nakano, M., Nguyen, P., 2013. Foreign ownership and firm performance: evidence from Japan’s electronics industry, Applied Financial Economics 26, pp. 41-50. [HCERES C]
35. Aman, H., Nguyen, P., 2012. The size and composition of corporate boards in Japan, Asian Business and Management 11, pp. 425-444.
36. Nakano, M., Nguyen, P., 2012. Board size and corporate risk taking: Further evidence from Japan, Corporate Governance: An International Review 20, pp. 369-387. [HCERES B]
37. Nguyen, P., 2012. The impact of foreign investors on the risk-taking of Japanese firms, Journal of the Japanese and International Economies 26, pp. 233-248. [HCERES B]
38. Nguyen, P., Nivoix, S., 2012. Characteristics of R&D investments in Japan’s pharmaceutical industry, Asia Pacific Business Review 18, pp. 225–240. [HCERES B]
39. Nguyen, P., 2012. Moral hazard and the financial crisis, International Research Journal of Finance and Economics 99, pp. 49-55.
40. Nguyen, P., Nivoix, S., 2011. L’impact de la structure de gouvernance sur les disponibilités des entreprises : le cas du Japon, Revue Finance Contrôle Stratégie 15, pp. 67-90. [HCERES B]
41. Nguyen, P., Nivoix, S., Noma, M., 2011. La valorisation des dépenses de R&D au Japon, La Revue des Sciences de Gestion 247-247, pp. 71-80. [HCERES C]
42. Harada, K., Nguyen, P., 2011. Ownership concentration and dividend policy in Japan, Managerial Finance 37, pp. 362-379. [HCERES C]
43. Nguyen, P., 2011. Corporate governance and risk taking: Evidence from Japanese firms, Pacific-Basin Finance Journal 19, pp. 278–297. [HCERES B]
    Parmi les articles les plus cités dans Pacific-Basin Finance Journal (rang #6)
44. Nguyen, P., Nivoix, S., Noma, M., 2010. The valuation of R&D expenditures in Japan, Accounting & Finance 50, pp. 899–920. [HCERES B]
45. Nguyen, P., Nivoix, S., 2009. The effect of group affiliation on the risk-taking of Japanese Firms, Applied Financial Economics 19, pp. 135-146. [HCERES C]
46. Aman, H., Nguyen, P., 2008. Do stock prices reflect the corporate governance quality of Japanese firms? Journal of the Japanese and International Economies 22, pp. 647–662. [HCERES B]
47. Li, D., Moshirian, F., Nguyen, P., Wee, T., 2007. The demand for life insurance in OECD Countries, Journal of Risk and Insurance 74, pp. 637-652. [HCERES A]
    Repris dans le Global Financial Development Report, The World Bank, 2015
48. Li, D., Moshirian, F., Nguyen, P., Tan, L., 2007. Managerial ownership and performance change surrounding privatizations in China, Research in International Business & Finance 21, pp. 396-13. [HCERES C]
49. Li, D., Moshirian, F., Nguyen, P., Tan, L., 2007. Corporate governance or globalization: What determines CEO compensation in China? Research in International Business & Finance 21, pp. 32-49. [HCERES C]
50. Nguyen, P., 2007. Macroeconomic factors and Japan’s industry risk, Journal of Multinational Financial Management 17, pp. 173-185. [HCERES C]
51. Harada, K., Nguyen, P., 2005. Dividend change context and signaling efficiency, Pacific Basin Finance Journal 13, pp. 504-22. [HCERES B]
52. Nguyen, P., 2005. Market under-reaction and predictability in the cross section of Japanese stock returns, Journal of Multinational Financial Management 14, pp. 193-210. [HCERES C]
53. Nguyen, P., 2003. Risques macroéconomiques et crise bancaire japonaise : Analyse de trois secteurs en difficulté, Banque & Marchés, Septembre, pp. 1-14. [HCERES B]
54. Nguyen, P., Portait, R., 2002. Dynamic asset allocation with mean-variance preferences and a solvency constraint, Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control 26, pp. 11-32. [HCERES A]
55. Nguyen, P., 2001. Fonctions comparées de la banque et des marchés financiers, Banque & Marchés, Septembre, pp. 40-46. [HCERES B]
56. Nguyen, P., 1999. Gestion dynamique, horizon de placement et réduction du risque, Banque & Marchés, Septembre, pp. 31-41. [HCERES B]
57. Nguyen, P., 1998. La croissance externe est-elle rentable? Analyse Financière, Mars, pp. 71-78.
    Repris avec annotations de l’éditeur dans Problèmes Economiques, pp. 18-24 Novembre 1998.
58. Lioui, A., Nguyen, P., Poncet, P., 1996. Dynamic hedging in incomplete futures markets, Geneva Risk and Insurance Review 21, 103-122. [HCERES A]

ARTICLES EN COURS D'ÉVALUATION

1. Van Appelghem, C., Nguyen, P., 2018. La proximité entre dirigeant et administrateurs a-t-elle un impact sur le coût du capital de la firme ? Comptabilité Contrôle Audit (2nd round) [HCERES A]
2. Van Appelghem, C., Benzaied, Y., Nguyen, P., L’effet des liens éducatifs du dirigeant sur l’endettement de la firme, Revue Française de Gestion [HCERES A]
3. Van Appelghem, C., Benzaied, Y., Nguyen, P., Des liaisons dangereuses: l’effet des liens éducatifs du dirigeant sur l’exposition au risque de la firme, Management International [HCERES A]

PROJETS EN COURS

1. Nakano, M., Nguyen, P., Does board size affect firm performance? Causal evidence using Japanese data. Target: Journal of Corporate Finance [dataset to update]
2. Nakano, M., Nguyen, P., Do older boards affect firm performance? Target: Journal of Business Ethics [dataset to update]
3. Noma, M., Nguyen, P., 2018. Expecting greater accountability: Foreign investors and audit expenses. Target: International Journal of Auditing
4. Nagata, K., Nguyen, P., Institutional investors and management revenue forecasts.
5. Nagata, K., Nguyen, P., Effects of the new corporate governance code in Japan.
6. Van Appelghem, C., Nguyen, P., French targets and foreign acquirers: Effect on deal completion. Target: International Economics [text to write up]
7. Van Appelghem, C., Nguyen, P., Ouhadouch, S., Proximité entre dirigeant et administrateurs et gestion des résultats Target: Comptabilité Contrôle Audit
8. Van Appelghem, C., Nguyen, P., Manita, R., 2018. Proximité entre dirigeant et administrateurs: Effet sur la demande d’audit Target: Comptabilité Contrôle Audit [dataset under construction]
9. Nguyen, P., Rahman, N., 2018. ESG indices are misleading: Evidence that family firms are more environmentally and socially responsible. Target: Family Business Review
10. Van Appelghem, C., Nguyen, P., Proximité entre dirigeant et administrateurs et flux d’information
11. Nguyen, P., Rahman, N., Zhao, R., 2018. Does stock liquidity promote firm growth?

OUVRAGES

 Nguyen, P., 2000. Investissements : Evaluation d’Actifs et Gestion du Risque. Economica (231 pages)

ÉTUDES DE CAS

What happens when business schools merge? Journal of Business Case Studies 11(4), 2015. 

ARTICLES PÉDAGOGIQUES

• Les entreprises face à la révolution Internet, Référence 22, Mai 2000.
• Les marchés financiers contribuent-ils au développement économique ? Référence 19, Mai 1999.
• Les marchés financiers contribuent-ils au développement économique ? Référence 18, Jan. 1999. (*) Article utilisé dans le cadre d’un partiel à l’Université de Toulouse
• Les options, Référence 15, Mai 1998.
• L’entreprise dans une optique libérale, Référence 14, Janvier 1998.

PUBLICATIONS DANS DES REVUES PROFESSIONNELLES

MAGAZINES

1. Les réformes en cours vont redynamiser l’économie japonaise, Banque, April 2015
2. Macroéconomie : Abe remet le Japon sur la bonne voie, Banque, Janvier 2014
3. Are Australia’s record banking profits sustainable? Nichigo Press, December 2013
4. Abenomics: reviving Japan’s economy, Nichigo Press, November 2013
5. Redécouvrir les obligations reverse convertible, Banque, Décembre 2010
6. Banques Japonaises : Les Promesses du Plan Takenaka, Banque, Mai 2003
7. Bâle 2 et les Banques Japonaises, Banque Stratégie, Décembre 2002
8. Corée : Les leçons d’un incroyable redressement, Banque, Septembre 2002
9. South Korea’s Aggressive Rebound, Japan Inc., June 2002
10. Risk imbalances at the heart of Japan's banking crisis, Chuo Keizai, November 2001
11. Faut-il restreindre les mouvements de capitaux? Marché & Techniques Financières, Oct. 1998
12. Des opportunités sans précédent s’ouvrent en Asie, Marché & Techniques Financières, Juin 1998

JOURNAUX ET MEDIA ELECTRONIQUES

1. Les obligations vertes : un instrument un instrument financier pour défendre l’environnement, The Conversation, 8 octobre 2018 - Repris dans Les Acteurs de l’Economie (La Tribune), 11 Oct. 2014
2. Pourquoi les Gaulois sont réfractaires au changement (et pas les Danois) Les Echos, 2 sept. 2018
3. Economie : pourquoi la Finlande fait mieux que la France, Les Echos, 25 juin 2018
4. La résilience de l’économie finlandaise vient de son système éducatif, The Conversation, 12 juin 2018 Repris dans: Alternatives Economiques, 13 juin 2018 [partagé > 2000x]
5. Les jeunes sont barrés de l’accession à la propriété, mais le sait-on ? Les Echos, 5 déc. 2017
6. L’embellie japonaise va-t-elle pouvoir durer ? Les Echos, 15 août 2017
7. Que gagne Donald Trump en frappant la Syrie ? Les Echos, 10 avril 2017
8. Vieillissement et déclin cognitif: un lien dont les entreprises vont devoir se préoccuper, Les Echos, 22 déc. 2016
9. Brexit: ce que le Royaume-Uni va perdre et gagner, Les Echos, 15 Juillet 2016
10. Les IDE chinois en Europe: une menace sur le long terme, Les Echos, 27 Juin 2016
11. La sélection naturelle des entreprises est bonne pour l’économie, Les Echos, 3 Mai 2016
12. Une raison pour les jeunes de soutenir la loi travail, La Tribune, 25 Avril 2016
13. Et si finalement le Japon se portait bien, Les Echos, 5 Avril 2016
    Repris dans: Le Meilleur du Cercle des Echos, Avril 2016.
14. La flexibilité du travail: l’exemple de l’université, La Tribune, 22 Mars 2016
15. L’arbitrage de fusion: un pari à haut risque, Les Echos, 16 Mars 2016
16. Pourquoi les universités françaises sont-elles si mal classées? Les Echos, 11 Mars 2016
17. Pour avancer les entreprises japonaises doivent oublier leurs succès passés, La Tribune, 17 Fév. 2016
18. Economie australienne: derrière les apparences du succès, La Tribune, 12 Mai 2015
19. Les raisons de parier sur un come-back du Japon, Les Echos, 23 Jan. 2015
20. En lâchant l'euro, la Suisse fait ce qu'elle a de mieux à faire, La Tribune, 19 Jan. 2015
21. Pourquoi la Russie ne va pas s’enfoncer dans la crise, La Tribune, 23 Déc. 2014
    Repris dans la Pravda, 24 Déc. 2014
22. La Russie peut-elle céder face aux manoeuvres américaines ? Les Echos, 22 Déc. 2014
23. Le Private Equity : une activité à mieux comprendre, Les Echos, 8 April 2014
24. Australie : la croissance à crédit a des limites, Les Echos, 14 Nov. 2013
25. Housing loans: How Australian banks are turning mortgages into gold, Les Echos, 8 Nov. 2013
26. Home loans are rivers of gold -- for now, UTS Business Magazine, 7 Nov. 2013
27. Les banques australiennes font des profits record: d’où vient cette rentabilité? Les Echos, 4 Nov. 2013
28. Australia: ignoring the real cost of unaffordable housing, Les Echos, 25 Oct. 2013
29. Abenomics: putting Japan back on track, Les Echos, 22 Oct. 2013
30. What’s ailing France? Les Echos, 18 Oct. 2013.
31. Business survey signals good times ahead -- while they last, The Conversation, 2 Oct. 2013.
32. Saving the Banking System, Japan Times, 2 October, 2002
33. L’Etat à la Rescousse du Système Bancaire Japonais, Le Monde, 1 Octobre, 2002
34. Encouraging Households to Spend More, Japan Times, 24 January, 2002
35. Join Forces in the Fight against Deflation, Japan Times, 3 December, 2001
36. Last Chance for Japan’s Real Estate Market, The Nikkei Shimbun, September 13, 2001
37. Better Ways Needed to Manage Risk, The Daily Yomiuri, August 24, 2001
38. Peut-on encore Croire aux Valeurs de la Nouvelle Economie? La Tribune, 4 Avril 2001.
39. Les ECN à l’Affût de l’Investisseur Européen, Les Echos, 11 Avril 2000.
40. Les Marchés Projettent l’Economie dans l’Ere Digitale, La Tribune, 16 Février 2000.
41. La Création de Valeur : Pour Qui et Pourquoi ? La Tribune, 7 Juillet 1999.
42. Une Nouvelle Vision des Marchés, Les Echos, 1er Décembre 1998.
43. Et si Clinton Expliquait le Modèle Américain aux Japonais ? La Tribune, 19 Novembre 1998.
44. Qui a dit que les Marchés Financiers étaient Myopes et Frileux ? La Tribune, 18 Sept. 1998.
45. Solution en Vue dans la Crise Financière Japonaise, L'AGEFI, 17 Juillet 1998.
46. Le Meilleur est à Venir pour l’Asie Emergente, La Tribune, 22 Avril 1998.
47. La Crise Asiatique ou les Horreurs du Dirigisme, La Tribune, 5 Février 1998.

Communications

1. La proximité entre dirigeant et administrateurs constitue-t-elle un risque pour les actionnaires ?
   - Conférence Internationale de Gouvernance, Nice, Juin 2018
   - Workshop on Governance and Diversity, PSB Paris, June 2018
   - International Research Meeting in Business and Management, Nice, July 2018
   - Research seminar, Centre Magellan, IAE de Lyon, Jan. 2019
2. Cultural distance and payment method in French cross-border acquisitions
   - International Workshop, ESSEC, Cergy Pontoise, Juin 2016
   - Montpellier Recherche en Management, Montpellier, Juin 2016
3. Ownership structure and cash holdings: Evidence from Japan
   - Paris Financial Management Conference, Paris, December 2015
   - International Research Meeting in Business and Management, Nice, July 2015
4. Ownership Structure and Disclosure Quality: Evidence from Management Forecasts Revisions in Japan
   - European Accounting Association, Tallinn, May 2014
   - Paris Financial Management Conference, Paris, December 2014
5. Returns to acquirers of listed and unlisted targets: A closer examination using Australian data
   - Australasian Finance & Banking Conference, Sydney, December 2014
   - Auckland Finance Conference, New Zealand, December 2014
6. L’efficacité de la nouvelle recomposition du capital dans les keiretsu
   Colloque Atlas/AFMI, Aix-Marseille, 19-21 Mai 2014
7. Why do firms with larger boards have lower market values? Evidence from the investment behavior of Japanese firms
   - Seminar, Hitotsubashi University, Tokyo, November 2013
   - Indonesian Financial Management Association, Bali, December 2013
   - European Accounting Association, Tallinn, May 2014
   - Asian Finance Association, Bali, July 2014
8. Ownership structure and divestiture decisions: Evidence from Australian firms
   - Financial Markets and Corporate Governance Conference, Wellington, April 2013
   - Accounting & Finance Conference, AFAANZ, Perth, July 2013
9. Large shareholders and corporate risk taking: Evidence from French family firms
   - Financial Markets and Corporate Governance Conference, Melbourne, April 2012
   - Multinational Finance Society, Krakow, June 2012
   - European Financial Management, Barcelona, June 2012
   - Finance seminar, University of Rennes, October 2012
   - Finance seminar, University of Clermont, December 2012
   - World Finance Conference, Cyprus, July 2013
   - Finance seminar, Solvay Business School, Bruxelles, October 2013
   - Portuguese Finance Network, Vilamoura, June 2014
   - International Research Meeting in Business and Management, Nice, July 2015
10. Do older boards affect firm performance? An empirical analysis based on Japanese firms
    - International Accounting & Finance Conference, Macao, November 2011
    - Conference on Asia Pacific Financial Markets (CAFM), Seoul, December 2011
    - Securities and Financial Markets Conference, Kaohsiung, December 2011
    - Australasian Finance & Banking Conference, Sydney, December 2011
    - International Corporate Governance Conference, Sydney, December 2011
    - Finance seminar, UTS, May 2012
    - Asian Finance Association, Taipei, July 2012
    - Australian Conference of Economists, Melbourne, July 2012
    - Victoria University of Wellington, November 2012
    - Symposium on Corporate Governance in Japan, Tokyo, April 2013
    - European Accounting Association, Paris, May 2013
11. Foreign ownership and firm performance: evidence from Japan’s electronics industry
    - Global Finance Conference, Bangkok, April 2011
12. Tunneling through earnings management in stock for stock mergers
    - Hitotsubashi G-COE Research Workshop, July 2010
    - Asian Pacific Conference on International Accounting, Gold Coast, November 2010
    - American Accounting Association, Washington, August 2012
13. Board size and corporate risk-taking: further evidence from Japan
    - Finance seminar, UTS, March 2011
    - FMA Asian Meeting, Queenstown, April 2011
14. The impact of foreign investors on the risk-taking of Japanese firms
    - UTS, September 2009
    - Hitotsubashi University, November 2009
    - NTU conference, Taipei, June 2010
    - Asian Finance Association, Hong Kong, July 2010
    - IAE/ University of Paris 12, September 2010
    - University of Stirling, October 2010
    - IEM Nantes, December 2010
    - University of Paris-Pantheon Sorbonne, January 2011
    - Rouen Business School, January 2011
15. The Valuation of R&D Expenditures in Japan
    - AFBC, Sydney, December 2009
16. Characteristics of R&D investments in Japan’s pharmaceutical industry
    - Euro-Asia Colloquium, Pau, September 2009
17. The Effect of Corporate Governance on the Credit Rating of Japanese Firms
    - Hitotsubashi University, February 2009
18. Do Stock Prices Reflect the Corporate Governance Quality of Japanese Firms?
    - Hitotsubashi University, April 2007
    - Keio Business School, April 2007
    - UTS, April 2007
    - University of Tokyo, July 2007
    - University of Western Australia, October 2007
19. The Capital Structure of Japanese Firms: A Dynamic Analysis
    - Financial Management Association, Orlando, October 2007
    - AFBC, Sydney, December 2007
20. Ownership concentration, agency conflicts, and dividend policy in Japan
    - AFBC, Sydney, December 2006
    - FMA European Meeting, Barcelona, May 2007
21. Ownership Structure, Group Affiliation, and the Performance of Japanese Firms
    - Asian-FA Conference, Auckland, 2006
22. Corporate Governance and Risk Taking: Evidence from Japan
    - Asian-FA Conference, Auckland, July 2006
    - NFA Meeting, Yokohama, July 2008
    - Hitotsubashi University, January 2009
    - IAE Poitiers, December 2010
23. Asset Risk and Leverage under Asymmetric Information
    - AFBC, Sydney, December 2005
24. How Sensitive are Japanese Firms to Earnings Risk: Evidence from Cash Holdings
    - UNSW, September 2005
    - UTS, October 2005
    - La Trobe University, October 2005
    - Monash University, April 2006
    - Melbourne University, May 2006
    - Musashi University, June 2006
    - Asian Finance Association, Auckland, July 2006
25. Managerial ownership and performance change surrounding privatizations in China
    - Emerging Markets Conference, London, May 2005
26. Industrial Organization & Dividend Policy in Japan
    - AFBC, Sydney, December 2004
    - Asian Finance Association, Kuala Lumpur, July 2005
27. Market under-reaction & predictability in the cross section of Japanese stock returns
    - AFBC, Sydney, December 2003
    - PBFEA Conference, Bangkok, August 2004
28. Macroeconomic Risk and Japan’s Banking Crisis: Evidence from Three Sectors
    - Keio Business School, October 2002
    - AFB Conference, Sydney, December, 2002
    - Hitotsubashi University, January 2003
29. BIS 2 Implications for Japan’s Banking Industry
    - Japan Risk Conference (organized by RISK magazine), Tokyo, December 2002
30. Minimum Norm, Minimum Variance Portfolios, and Mean-Variance Portfolio Policies,
    - AFFI Conference, Aix en Provence, June 1999
    - Symposium Money, Finance, Banking & Insurance, Karlsruhe, December 1999
    - Global Finance Conference, Chicago, April 2000
    - International University of Japan, Niigata, November 2002
    - AFBC, Sydney, December, 2002
31. Dynamic Mean-Variance Efficiency and Strategic Asset Allocation
    - French Finance Association (AFFI), Lille, July 1998
    - Asian Finance Association, Tokyo, July 1998
32. Industry Life Cycle, Type of Acquisition and Performance of the Acquiring Firm
    - IAE Research Meeting, Nantes, April 1998.
33. Mergers and Acquisitions in the Global Tire Industry: Stock Price Revaluation and Long Term Financial Performance of the Acquiring Firm
    - Securities and Financial Markets Conference, Taiwan, December 1997
34. Bank Regulation by Capital Adequacy and Cash Reserves Requirements
    - Applied Microeconomics Conference, Marrakech, May 1997
    - AFFI Conference, Grenoble, June 1997
    - NFA Conference, Winnipeg, September 1997
35. From Pirates to Industry Alliances: Revisiting the Foundations of Cooperation
    - Strategy Seminar, ESSEC, February 1997
    - Academy of Management Conference, Boston, August 1997
36. Merger Dynamics in the U.S. Defense Industry
    - AIMS Conference, HEC Montreal, June 1997
37. Risk-Return Analysis of Dynamic Portfolio Strategies with a Solvency Constraint
    - French Finance Association (AFFI), Geneva, June 1996
    - Northern Finance Association (NFA), Quebec, September 1996
    - Money, Finance, Banking & Insurance Symposium, Karlsruhe, December 1996
38. Dynamic Hedging in Incomplete Futures Markets
    - European Group of Risk & Insurance Economists, Geneva, September 1995
    - Séminaire CREST-INSEE, April 1996

Divers

COMMENTAIRES DANS LA PRESSE & MENTIONS DIVERSES

• L'AGEFI, Les Echos, France Info, La Croix, Capital Management, New York Times, Business Week
• Australian Institute of Company Directors, CFA Institute

SPEAKER INVITÉ

1. The Benefits of Good Corporate Governance: Evidence from International Research Studies, Symposium on Corporate Governance in Japan, Tokyo, 16 April 2013.
2. Do older boards affect firm performance? An empirical analysis based on Japanese firms, Corporate Governance Workshop at Victoria University of Wellington, 16 Nov. 2012
3. Do older boards affect firm performance? An empirical analysis based on Japanese firms, invited by Prof Jenny Corbett (Oxford University) to present at special panel on Japan at the Australian Conference of Economists, Melbourne, 9 July 2012
4. Corporate Governance and Stock Returns, GARP, Tokyo, April 6, 2007
5. BIS 2 Implications for Japan’s Banking Industry, Japan Risk 2002, Tokyo, December 5-6, 2002
6. Pourquoi 1999 ne sera pas 1929, Roche Développement, La Roche-sur-Yon, 10 Novembre 1998.
7. Les Fusions et Acquisitions: Quelle Performance? Nantes Atlantique Place Financière, 25 March 1998.

ACTIVITÉ PÉDAGOGIQUES

COORDINATION DE PROGRAMME

• University of Technology Sydney (UTS) Directeur du Programme Honours (Finance), 2012-2013
• NEOMA Business School: Membre de l’équipe de direction du MSc Finance

COURSE COORDINATION

• 2016-2018 ESDES Business School
  - Financial Markets (Master in Management, 21h)
  - Financial Decision-Making (Master in Management, 30h)
• 2014-2016 NEOMA Business School
  - Introduction to Corporate Finance (Master in Management, 24h)
  - Advanced Corporate Finance (MSc Finance, 30h)
  - Private Equity (MSc Finance, 30h)
  - Introduction to Corporate Finance (BSc International Business, 30h)
  - Corporate Finance 1 (BSc International Business, 30h)
  - Corporate Finance 2 (BSc International Business, 30h)
• 2008-2013 University of Technology Sydney (UTS)
  - Corporate Finance Theory & Practice (B. Business, 36h)
  - Issues in Corporate Finance (B. Business /elective, 36h)
  - Corporate Finance (MBA, 36h)
• 2010 Fall University of Paris Est Créteil (UPEC)
  - Corporate Financial Strategies (Master of Financial Engineering, 36h)
• 2003-2007 University of New South Wales (UNSW)
  - Financial Decision Making under Uncertainty (PhD, 36h)
  - Derivatives & Risk Management (M. Com, 36h)
  - Interest Rate Derivatives (M. Com, 36h)
  - Capital Budgeting & Financial Decisions (M. Com, 36h)
• 1997-2001 Audencia Business School
  - Mathematics of Finance (Master in Management, 24h)
  - Financial Analysis (Master in Management, 36h)
  - Corporate Finance (Executive MBA, 36h)
  - International Finance (Master in Management, 36h)
• 1993-1997 ESSEC Business School
  - Corporate Financial Decisions (Master in Management, 36h)
• 1993-1995 IPAG Business School
  - Investment Analysis (Master in Management, 36h)

ENCADREMENT DE MEMOIRES

• 2017: Marlène Morales - PGE ESDES
  Facteurs de pérennité de l’entreprise familiale, publié dans la RFGE (FNEGE 4)
• 2013: Alex Tong - B. Bus. (Honours) University of Technology Sydney
  Board size and firm value, publié dans Journal of Management & Governance (FNEGE 4)
• 2012: Justin Lal - B. Bus. (Honours) University of Technology Sydney
  Corporate governance and divestiture decisions, publié dans in JASSA
• 2011: Anna Nguyen - B. Bus. (Honours) University of Technology Sydney
  Corporate social responsibility and risk taking, publié dans Social Responsibility Journal
• 2011: Lena Ge - B. Bus. (Honours) University of Technology Sydney
  Financial constraints and stock returns.
• 2009: Leo Cai - B. Bus. (Honours) University of Technology Sydney
  Corporate governance and cash holdings, publié dans Finance Contrôle Stratégie (CNRS 3)
• 2008: Mike Chan - B. Bus. (Honours) University of Technology Sydney
  Corporate governance and implied cost of capital: An application to Japanese firms
• 2005: Tim Wee - M. Com. (Honours) University of New South Wales
  Essays in insurance consumption, publié dans Journal of Risk and Insurance (CNRS 2)
• 2004: Li-wen Tan - B. Com. (Honours) University of New South Wales
  Corporate governance and firm financial performance in China, publié dans Research in International Business and Finance (CNRS 4)

AUTRES ACTIVITÉS

ORGANISATION DE SEMINAIRES INTERNES

• ESDES Business School
  Organizer of external seminars, 2016-2018
• NEOMA Business School
  Co-organizer of brown bag seminars, 2015-2016
  Organizer of ad hoc corporate governance workshops
• University of New South Wales Finance seminar convener, 2005-2006

ORGANISATION DE CONFERENCES

• Organization Chair
  Workshop on family firms, Lyon, December 2017
  Workshop on small business finance, accounting & economics, Lyon, November 2018
• Program Committee Member:
  4th International Conference of Management, Accounting & Economics, Belgrade, August 2018
  FMA Asian Conference, Tokyo, June 2014
  Vietnam International Conference in Finance, Hanoi, June 2014
  Australian Conference of Economists (ACE), Melbourne, 2012
  Australasian Finance & Banking Conference, Sydney, 2005-2007

RAPPORTEUR DE THESES

• James Amstrong - PhD at University of New South Wales, 2014.
  Do lenders value patents? A contextual view
• Tek Bahadur Lama – PhD at University of Western Sydney, 2013.
  An Examination of the Application of the “if not, why not” form of Corporate Governance in Australia

RESEARCH GRANTS ASSESSOR

• Evaluation of early career research grants (up to $10,000) at University of Technology Sydney

ACTIVITES EDITORIALES

• Editeur Associé – Quarterly Journal of Finance & Accounting
• Editeur Invité – Revue Française de Gouvernance d’Entreprise, 2018 (numéro à paraitre en 2019)
• Editeur Invité – Entreprise et Société, 2018 (numéro à paraitre en 2019)

• Relecteur pour des Revues Académiques:
  - Accounting & Finance
  - Accounting Research Journal
  - Administrative Sciences
  - Applied Financial Economics
  - Asian Pacific Economic Literature
  - Australian Journal of Management
  - Corporate Governance: An International Review
  - Economic Modelling
  - Economic Systems
  - Economics Bulletin
  - Economics Letters
  - European Journal of Finance
  - Finance (la revue de l’Association Française de Finance)
  - Finance, Contrôle, Stratégie
  - Journal of Business Ethics
  - Emerging Markets Finance and Trade
  - IIIE Transactions in Control Theory
  - International Journal of Managerial Finance
  - International Review of Finance
  - International Review of Finance and Economics
  - International Review of Financial Analysis
  - Japan and the World Economy
  - Journal of Accounting in Emerging Economies
  - Journal of Banking & Finance
  - Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control
  - Journal of the Japanese and International Economies
  - Journal of Multinational Financial Management
  - Journal of Risk and Financial Management
  - Management Decisions
  - Managerial Auditing Journal
  - Managerial Finance
  - North American Journal of Economics & Finance
  - Pacific Basin Finance Journal
  - Quarterly Review of Economies & Finance
  - Social Science & Medicine
  - Sustainability
  - The Geneva Risk and Insurance Review
  - The Geneva Papers on Risk and Insurance – Issues & Practices

Hal