Yuri Tserlukevich

Assoc Professor, W. P. Carey Finance

BAC 532 W.P. Carey School of Business Box 873906 Tempe, AZ 85287-3906
Mail code: 3906

Campus: Tempe
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Long Bio

Yuri Tserlukevich is a financial economist at Arizona State University. Yuri's research interests are in dynamic models of firm behaviour, real options, asset pricing implications of investment options, capital structure, debt structure, employee compensation. He also taught and conducted research at Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Bocconi University in Milan, New Economic School in Moscow, and WU university in Vienna. Beginning 2014 he is a member of the Advisory Board of the National Bank of the Republic of Belarus. Yuri Tserlukevich obtained his Ph.D. from University of California at Berkeley.

Education

Ph.D. University of California-Berkeley 2006 M.S. University of Minnesota 2001 B.A. (with honors), Belarus State University 1999

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Research Website URL

https://sites.google.com/view/yuritserlukevich

Google Scholar URL

https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=kRNsDPYAAAAJ&hl=en

Research Interests

Real Options
Capital Structure
Optimal Investment Financing
Security Design
Optimal Compensation
Incentives
Tax

Research Group

Finance

Economics

Publications

1. “Will I Get Paid? Employee Stock Options and Mergers and Acquisitions,” with Ilona Babenko and FangFang Du, accepted to the Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis, 2019.

2. “Is Market Timing Good for Shareholders?” with Ilona Babenko and PengCheng Wan. Forthcoming in Management Science, 2019.

3. “Can Idiosyncratic Cash Flow Shocks Explain Asset Pricing Anomalies?” with Ilona Babenko and Oliver Boguth, Journal of Finance VOL. LXXI, NO. 1 • February 2016

4. “Repurchasing Debt,” with Lei Mao, Management Science, Vol. 61, No. 7, pp. 1648–1662, July 2015

5. “The Credibility of Open Market Share Repurchase Signaling,” with Ilona Babenko and Alexander Vedrashko, Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis, Volume 47, Issue 05, October 2012

6. “Employee Stock Options and Investment,” with Ilona Babenko and Michael Lemmon, The Journal of Finance, Vol. 66, No. 3, pages 981-1009, June 2011

7. “Analyzing the Tax Benefits from Employee Stock Options,” with Ilona Babenko, The Journal of Finance, Vol. 64, No. 4, pages 1797-1825, August 2009

8. “Can Real Options Explain Financing Behavior?” Journal of Financial Economics, Volume 89, Issue 2, pages 232-252, August 2008

9. “Taxation, Agency Conflicts, and the Choice between Callable and Convertible Debt,” with Christopher A. Hennessy, Journal of Economic Theory, Volume 143, Issue 1, pages 374-404, November 2008

10. “Market Timing with Cay,” with Sandro C. Andrade and Ilona Babenko, The Journal of Portfolio Management 32 (2), pages 70-80, Winter 2006

Research Activity

Courses

2022 Fall

Course Number	Course Title
FIN 781	Theory of Finance

2022 Spring

Course Number	Course Title
FIN 361	Advanced Managerial Finance
FIN 361	Advanced Managerial Finance
FIN 361	Advanced Managerial Finance

2021 Spring

Course Number	Course Title
FIN 361	Advanced Managerial Finance
FIN 361	Advanced Managerial Finance
FIN 361	Advanced Managerial Finance

2020 Spring

Course Number	Course Title
FIN 361	Advanced Managerial Finance
FIN 361	Advanced Managerial Finance
FIN 361	Advanced Managerial Finance

2019 Spring

Course Number	Course Title
FIN 361	Advanced Managerial Finance
FIN 361	Advanced Managerial Finance

2018 Summer

Course Number	Course Title
FIN 790	Reading and Conference
FIN 790	Reading and Conference

2018 Spring

Course Number	Course Title
FIN 792	Research
FIN 791	Seminar
FIN 799	Dissertation
FIN 790	Reading and Conference

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