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The Paul Woolley Centre for the Study of Capital Market Dysfunctionality
Financial Markets Group
London School of Economics
Houghton Street
London WC2A 2AE, UK

 

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Director
Dimitri Vayanos

 

Administrative contact
Angie Brown 

Tel:  +44 (0)207 852 3502
Fax: +44 (0)207 852 3580

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The Paul Woolley Centre for the study of capital market dysfunctionality

The Paul Woolley Centre is based in the LSE Financial Markets Group and produces high-quality research relating to understanding the workings of capital markets and the social efficiency of allocations achieved in these markets.
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The Paul Woolley Centre is pleased to announce that Shiyang Huang has been awarded the Paul Woolley Centre Scholarship for 2012-13. For further information about the scholarship and Shiyang click here|.
 
Fifth Paul Woolley Centre conference
 |The conference will take place on 7-8 June 2012 at the London School of Economics. To download a preliminary programme and for further information, click here.|
2011-12 Paul Woolley Centre Scholars announced
 |The Paul Woolley Centre is pleased to have awarded three Scholarships for the 2011-12 academic year. The new Paul Woolley Centre Scholars are Nelson Camanho (PhD candidate in Finance), Luca Fornaro (PhD candidate in Economics) and Christoph Ungerer (PhD candidate in Economics). All four outgoing 2010-11 Scholars are entering the job market this year.

 

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Most recent 
"Timing is everything when changing the investment paradigm"
 |Financial News, February 2012
Paul Woolley told a recent OECD conference of pension fund investors that most investment strategies boiled down to two fundamental types: momentum strategies and fair-value strategies.
 
"The flip side: high frequency trading"
 |Financial World
February 2012

"Efficient market hypothesis' inefficient"
 |Financial Times
24 January 2012

"New light on choice of Investment strategy"
 |Vox
18 January 2012

"Investors need to behave differently"
 |Die Presse am Sonntag
27 November 2011

"Weighing up the risks of fundamental investing"
 |Financial Times
13 November 2011

"Slow Finance, a new approach to fund management"
 |The Economist
22 October 2011

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