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Lisa K. Meulbroek holds the Fritz B. Burns Professorship at the Robert Day School of Economics and Finance. Her expertise spans financial economics, risk management, pensions, and corporate finance. She earned an A.B. from the University of Chicago and a Ph.D. from MIT. Her research focuses on executive compensation mechanisms, pension plan structures, and integrated risk management frameworks. Notable contributions include analyzing the efficiency of equity-linked compensation and the impact of stock-based incentives on managerial behavior.
Her work frequently explores the intersection of corporate governance, incentive alignment, and market dynamics. Over her career, she has published extensively on topics like indexed stock options, underwater equity awards, and the role of short sellers in financial markets. Methodologically, her studies combine empirical financial analysis with strategic corporate finance principles.
While no specific grants or advising roles are documented here, her publications demonstrate sustained engagement with critical issues in corporate finance and executive compensation design. Her research often addresses practical challenges faced by senior managers in risk management and organizational decision-making processes.
