Paul Schultz
John W. and Maude Clarke Professor of Finance
Office: 260 Mendoza College of Business
Phone: 574-631-3338
Email: pschultz@nd.edu
Areas of Expertise
Initial public offerings, multinational enterprises, securities trading
The Clarke Professor of Finance, Schultz specializes in market microstructure and corporate finance. He is the coauthor of a landmark 1994 study that led to a $1-billion class-action lawsuit against the Nasdaq stock exchange and to major changes in the rules governing share trading on Nasdaq. He received the 1995 Smith-Breeden Prize from the American Finance Association for the groundbreaking study on Nasdaq market makers. The author of some 30 published articles, Schultz also has made numerous academic presentations on regulatory and legal pressures, automated executions, bid-ask spreads, initial public offerings and other issues in the field.
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