Rodney Boehme

Rodney Boehme is an Associate Professor at Wichita State University, specializing in financial economics and asset pricing. His research focuses on stock market dynamics, crash risk, market frictions, and corporate finance issues. He has explored topics such as credit union performance, IPO stock behavior, and the impact of short-sale constraints on overvaluation.

Key research interests include understanding market anomalies, estimation risk in asset pricing models, and the interplay between investor behavior and market efficiency. His work frequently combines theoretical frameworks like the CAPM with empirical analysis to address real-world financial questions.

Recent studies emphasize crash risk in equity offerings, multinational corporate stock performance, and post-announcement effects of corporate actions like stock splits and dividend policies. His findings often challenge traditional market efficiency assumptions, highlighting persistent anomalies and structural frictions in financial markets.

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