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Numerous papers employing empirical or theoretical approaches have been published in behavioral finance and economics. Within this field, researchers tend to use more and more experimental methods to improve the explanatory power of causal links and the precision of the results. However, only a few address the fields of corporate finance or entrepreneurial finance.

Therefore, the objective of this workshop is to share insights among behavioral corporate and entrepreneurial finance researchers who use experimental methods as a tool.
 

Program

• 8h30 - WELCOME
   
• 9h - Signaling Trustworthiness with Impact Investments: An Experimental Study
   
• 9h40 - Power to the People: Voting Behavior at Shareholder Meetings - An Experimental Study
  
   
• 10h20 - COFFEE BREAK

• 10h40 - Do Incentives Contracts Lead to Higher Risk-taking? The Impact of Executives’ Characteristics
   
• 11h20 - Optimism and over confidence: six of one and half dozen of the other? An experimental
   
• 12h00 - LUNCH
   
• 13h30 - KEYNOTE: PETER BOSSAERTS - THE UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE
   

• 14h30 - Willingness-to-Pay for Non-Financial Values in Investment Decisions in Good and Bad Times
   
• 15h10 - How can corporate prediction markets improve manager decisions? An experimental study
   
• 15h50 - COFFEE BREAK

• 16h10 - The power of expressed humility: Investors’ reactions to humble entrepreneurs
   
• 16h50 - Physiological Test on Beliefs Formation Guillaume Baechler (Université Paris-Est Créteil),
   
• 17h30 - END

ORGANIZATION

• Co-organizers: Jean-François Gajewski (University of Lyon, iaelyon Magellan) 
• Laurent Vilanova (University of Lyon 2, Coactis).