David Goldreich

David Goldreich is a Professor of Finance and the academic area coordinator for the Finance area. Prior to joining Rotman, David was a member of the Finance faculty at the London Business School. His research addresses a variety of topics, including Treasury auctions, bond liquidity, and most notably the bookbuilding method for IPOs. His research is published in both finance and economics journals. David teaches Corporate Finance and Capital Markets in the MBA and undergraduate programs. He has received numerous teaching awards at Rotman, London Business School, and Carnegie Mellon University.

Academic Positions

• 2016-  Professor of Finance; Rotman School of Management
• 2015-  Director, Rotman Commerce; Rotman School of Management
• 2011-2014  Academic Director, Morning and Evening MBA Programs; Rotman School of Management
• 2005-2016  Associate Professor of Finance; Rotman School of Management
• 1999-2004  Lazard Brothers Research Fellow; London Business School
• 1996-2005  Assistant Professor of Finance; London Business School

Selected Publications - Papers

• When Smaller Menus are Better: Variability in Menu-Setting Ability
  David Goldreich and Hanna Halaburda
  Management Science
  2013

• Initiating Bargaining
  David Goldreich and Lukasz Pomorski
  Review of Economic Studies
  2011

• Underpricing in Discriminatory and Uniform-Price Treasury Auctions
  David Goldreich
  Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis
  2007

• Investor Sentiment and Pre-IPO Markets
  Francesca Cornelli, David Goldreich, and Alexander Ljungqvist
  Journal of Finance
  2006

• The Price of Future Liquidity: Time Varying Liquidity in the US Treasury Market
  David Goldreich, Bernd Hanke, and Purnendu Nath
  Review of Finance
  2005

• Bookbuilding: How Informative is the Order Book?
  Francesca Cornelli and David Goldreich
  Journal of Finance
  2003

• Bookbuilding and Strategic Allocations
  Francesca Cornelli and David Goldreich
  Journal of Finance
  2001