Todd T. Milbourn
Vice Dean and Hubert C. & Dorothy R. Moog Professor of Finance
Area of Expertise:
Corporate Finance, Corporate Finance
Research Interests:
Corporate finance, managerial career concerns, management compensation, and economics of asymmetric information
Selected Publications:- "Which Skills Matter in the Market for CEOs? Evidence from Pay for CEO Credentials", Management Science, Issue 12, with A. Falato, D. Li, 2015
- "CEO Equity Incentives and Financial Misreporting: The Role of Auditor Expertise", The Accounting Review, Issue 2, 603-623, with S. Jayaraman, 2015
- "How did increased competition affect credit ratings?", Journal of Financial Economics(Working Paper), 493-514, with B. Becker, 2011
- "Strategic Flexibility and the Optimality of Pay for Sector Performance", Review of Financial Studies, Issue 5, 2060-2098, with R. Gopalan, F. Song, 2010
- "Asymmetric Benchmarking in Compensation: Executives are Paid for Good Luck But Not Punished for Bad", Journal of Financial Economics / Simon School of Business, Issue 1, 197-225, with G. Garvey, 2006
- "Credit Ratings as Coordination Mechanisms", Review of Financial Studies / Oxford University Press on behalf of The Society for Financial Studies, Issue 1, 81-118, with A. Boot, A. Schmeits, 2006
- "Incentive Compensation When Executives Can Hedge the Market: Evidence of Relative Performance Evaluation in the Cross-Section", Journal of Finance / American Finance Association, Issue 4, 1557-1582, with G. Garvey, 2003
Academic/Professional Activities:- Referee, The Review of Financial Studies; Journal of Business; Journal of Financial Intermediation; Journal of Banking and Finance; European Economic Review; Journal of Economics; Financial Management
- Member, Western Finance Association; Financial Management Association; American Finance Association; and American Economic Association
- Board Member, St. Louis Military Officer Support Foundation
- Board Member, The Xanthus Fund, Oppenheimer Asset Management
Awards/Honors:- Olin Award Winner on Compensation Goals and Firm Performance, Olin Business School, 2016
- St. Louis Founder's Day Distinguished Faculty Award, Washington University, 2015
- Marcile and James Reid Chair, Washington University in St. Louis, 2002
- MBA Teaching Excellence Award, Indiana University School of Business, 1995
- Beta Gamma Sigma since 1996
- Phi Beta Kappa member since 1991
- Reid Teaching Awards: BSBA 2009, 2011, 2012; Full-Time MBA 2004; EMBA Fudan Class 9; EMBA 22, 23, 24, 25; EMBA-HSM IV; Washington University in St. Louis
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