Cuyler Strong

Cuyler Strong is an Assistant Professor of Finance at Wayne State University's Mike Ilitch School of Business. He holds a PhD in Finance from Washington State University and has prior experience as a Financial Economist at the Securities and Exchange Commission and as a lecturer at the University of Maryland-College Park and Washington State University.

• PhD, Finance, Washington State University, 2020
• MS, Financial Economics, Utah State University, 2016
• BS, Finance, Utah State University, 2015
• BS, Economics, Utah State University, 2015

His research focuses on Investments, Market Microstructure, Derivatives, and Financial News Media, with specific emphasis on stock market regulation, short selling, and options markets. His work often examines the interplay between financial instruments and regulatory frameworks.

Cuyler's recent publications explore topics like the effects of single-stock futures on options markets, regulatory impacts on payout policies, and the implications of short-selling bans. These contributions span disciplines such as Finance, Market Microstructure, and Corporate Governance, with sub-fields including trading restrictions, investor behavior, and policy design.