2003 Grant Recipients and Final Papers

From the high quality and quantity of applications received, the Academic Advisory Board funded a total of 10 proposals in 2003, as listed below. We intend to fund another set of proposals next year. Please forward your email address to Microstructure.Research@morganstanley.com to be included on the next announcement.

Proposal
Exploring Systematic Risk Through High Frequency Data
SubmittersAffiliation
Torben G. AndersenKellogg School of Management Northwestern University
Tim BollerslevDuke University
Francis DieboldUniversity of Pennsylvania

Proposal
The Microstructure of Company Share Repurchases
SubmittersAffiliation
Ekkehart BoehmerTexas A&M University
Charles JonesColumbia University

Proposal
Untitled
SubmittersAffiliation
Tarun RamadadoraiHarvard University
Tuomo VuolteenahoHarvard University
John CampbellHarvard University

Proposal
Determinants of Order Choice on the New York Stock Exchange    View final paper
SubmittersAffiliation
Andrew EllulIndiana University
Craig HoldenIndiana University
Pankaj JainUniversity of Memphis
Robert JenningsIndiana University

Proposal
A Kindergarten or a Retirement Home? A Peek into the OTC Bulletin
SubmittersAffiliation
James AngelGeorgetown University
Jeffrey HarrisUniversity of Delaware
Venky PanchapagesanNasdaq Economic Research
Ingrid WernerOhio State University

Proposal
The Cost of Trend Chasing and the Illusion of Momentum Profits
SubmitterAffiliation
Donald KeimUniversity of Pennsylvania

Proposal
Limit Orders as Digital Claims Approach to the Price of Immediacy in Limit Order Markets
SubmitterAffiliation
Bruce LehmanUniversity of California, San Diego

Proposal
Factoring Info. Into Returns
SubmittersAffiliation
Maureen O' HaraCornell University
David EasleyCornell University
Soeren HvidkjaerUniversity of Maryland

Proposal
The Information Content of Order Flow in the US Equity and Treasury Markets
SubmitterAffiliation
Shane UnderwoodUniversity of Pennsylvania (Wharton)

Proposal
Untitled
SubmitterAffiliation
Jeffrey RussellUniversity of Chicago