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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 - An experimental study of the impact of comic strips on the understanding of financial reports and decision-making: definition of a research protocol


• 9h40 - Why does remote audit might lead to reduced audit quality ? The impact of soft information 


• 10h20 - COFFEE BREAK


• 10h40 - An Experiential Approach to Teaching and Learning of Trading Psychology


• 11h20 - The invisible gorilla : more dangerous digitally than on paper ?


• 12h00 - LUNCH


• 13h30 - KEYNOTE: Pierre-Majorique LEGER (HEC Montréal)


• 14h30 - Does the Sequencing of Financial Returns Matter in Portfolio Management?


• 15h10 - Cognitive Biases Understood from the Eyes: which Impact on Professional Skepticism?


• 15h50 - COFFEE BREAK


• 16h10 - Investors’ emotional responses to financial fundamentals and textual narratives: Evidence from a psychophysiological experiment


• 16h50 - Work-Life Balance in the Auditing Profession


• 17h30 - End of the Workshop
   

Registration

Valérie Thalamas-Commerson
Magellan Research Lab - iaelyon School of Management


ORGANIZATION

• Jean-François Gajewski (University of Lyon, Magellan - iaelyon Research Lab) 
• Luc Meunier (ESSCA School of Management)