Charles Cuny
Teaching Professor of Finance
Charles Cuny
Professor Cuny previously taught at University of California - Irvine, London Business School, and Texas A&M.
Area of Expertise
Finance/Investments, Financial Economics, International Finance, Option Pricing
Education
- Ph D 1990, Stanford University Graduate School of Business
- BS 1984, California Institute of Technology
- MS 1984, California Institute of Technology
Academic/Professional Activities
Reviewer, Ad Hoc Reviewer, Journal of Finance, Review of Financial Studies, Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis, Journal of Accounting and Economics, Financial Management
Awards/Honors
- Reid Teaching Award, PMBA 2009 and PMBA 2008, Washington University Olin Business School
- 1997 Undergraduate Teaching Excellence Award, U of California @ Irvine Graduate School of Management, 1997
- 1994 MBA Teaching Excellence Award, U of California @ Irvine Graduate School of Management, 1994
Research Interests
Capital structure, financial innovation, venture capital, employee stock options, stock index changes, corporate payout policy.
Personal Interests
Professor Cuny enjoys consuming information: reading, music, and cinema.
Selected Publications
- "Stock Options and Total Payouts", Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis, 391-410, with Gerald Martin, John Puthenpurackal, 2009
- "A Theory of Private Equity Turnarounds", Journal of Corporate Finance, 626-646, with Eli Talmor, 2007
- "Why Derivatives on Derivatives? The Case of Spread Futures", Journal of Financial Intermediation, 132-159, 2006