The SAD Side of Investment Biases with Robert Durand and Joye Khoo
Do female directors reduce corporate misconduct? with David Carter and Matthew Wynter
Local Culture and Firm Risk Taking: The Role of Religion in Mergers and Acquisitions with Nomalia Manna and Nathan Mauck
26. Carter, D., Donker, H., Fodor, A., Jiraporn, P., & Shank, C. (2026). Do Shareholders Vote For Women Directors? The Role of Political Beliefs, Religiosity, and Social Capital. Applied Economic Letters.
25. Hupka, Y., Carter, D., & Shank, C. (2026). Socially Responsible Corporate Networks . Corporate Governance: An International Review.
24. Donker, H., Nofsinger, J., & Shank, C. (2025). CEOS, Parenthood, and Corporate Misconduct . Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Finance.
23. Krieger, K., & Shank, C. (2025). Do Sportsbooks Accurately Price Money Line Odds?. Journal of Prediction Markets.
22. Fodor, A., Patterson, F., & Shank, C. (2025). Anchoring Bias in the NFL Gambling Market . Economics Letters.
21. Mathers, A., & Shank, C. (2025). Local Vibrancy and Innovation Spillover . International Review of Economics and Finance.
20. Patterson, F., Shank, C., & Sipic, T. (2025). Do CEOs with daughters have greater board gender diversity? . International Journal of Accounting and Information Management.
19. Choi, N., Nofsinger, J., & Shank, C. (2024). Do Unhealthy Cities Produce Unhealthy Returns? . International Journal of Corporate Governance.
18. Boulton, T., & Shank, C. (2024). Terror Threat and Investor Sentiment: International Evidence . Global Finance Journal.
17. Carter, D., & Shank, C. (2023). Do Religiosity and Political Beliefs Affect Female Representation and Firm Performance?. International Review of Financial Analysis.
16. Donker, H., Nofsinger, J., & Shank, C. (2023). CEO Narcissism and Corporate Misconduct . Economics Letters.
15. Nofsinger, J., & Shank, C. (2023). Momentum Trading in the NFL Gambling Market . Finance Research Letters.
14. Shank, C. (2023). Close But No Cigar: Does Winning the Game Moderate or Amplify Failing to Cover the Spread in Future NFL Games. Applied Economics Letters.
13. Shank, C. (2022). Information Asymmetry in the NFL Gambling Market: Inside Information Versus Informed Bettors. Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Finance.
12. Nofsinger, J., Patterson, F., & Shank, C. (2022). Manager See Manager do: The Impact of Geographic Spillover on Corporate Social Responsibility. International Journal of Managerial Finance.
11. Durand, R., Patterson, F., & Shank, C. (2021). Behavioral Biases in the NFL Gambling Market: Overreaction to News and the Recency Bias. Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Finance.
10. Nofsinger, J., Patterson, F., & Shank, C. (2020). On The Physiology of Investment Biases: The Role of Testosterone and Cortisol. Journal of Behavioral Finance
9. Shank, C., Dupoyet, B., Durand, R., & Patterson, P. (2020). The Relationship between Psychopathy and Financial Risk and Time Preferences. Studies in Economics and Finance.
8. Nofsinger, J., & Shank, C. (2019). DEEP Sleep: The Impact of Sleep on Financial Risk Taking. Review of Financial Economics.
7. Shank, C. (2019). NFL Betting Market Efficiency, Divisional Rivals, and Profitable Strategies . Studies in Economics and Finance.
6. Shank, C. (2019). NFL Betting Biases, Profitable Strategies and the Wisdom of the Crowd . International Journal of Sport Finance.
5. Nofsinger, J., Patterson, F., & Shank, C. (2018). Decision Making, Financial Risk Aversion, and Behavioral Biases: The Role of Testosterone and Stress. Journal of Economics and Human Biology.
4. Shank, C. (2018). Deconstructing the Corporate Psychopath: An Examination of Deceptive Behavior . Review of Behavioral Finance.
3. Dupoyet, B., & Shank, C. (2018). Oil Prices Volatility or Direction: Which Matters More to Financial Markets?. Journal of Financial Markets and Portfolio Management.
2. Shank, C. (2018). Is the NFL Betting Market Still Inefficient? . Journal of Economics and Finance.
1. Shank, C., & Vianna, A. (2016). Are US-Dollar-Hedged-ETF Investors Aggressive on Exchange Rates? A Panel VAR approach. Research in International Business and Finance.