Summary
Savitar Sundaresan is an Assistant Professor of Finance. His CV can be found here.
Savitar's research focuses on information collection, aggregation, and dissemination in financial markets and the real economy. Recent work has focused on using costly informational acquisition to explain patterns in financial uncertainty, belief dispersion and polarisation, price informativeness, and institutional investment patterns.
Savitar has an A.B. in Philosophy and Mathematics from Harvard, an M.S. in Logic, Computation, and Methodology, from Carnegie Mellon, and an M.A., M.Phil., and Ph.D. in Economics from Columbia.
Publications
Journals
Buss A, Sundaresan S, 2023, More Risk, More Information: How Passive Ownership Can Improve Informational Efficiency, The Review of Financial Studies, Vol:36, ISSN:0893-9454, Pages:4713-4758
Sundaresan S, 2023, Emergency preparation and uncertainty persistence, Management Science, ISSN:0025-1909
Sundaresan S, 2023, Market Power and Price Informativeness, The Review of Economic Studies, ISSN:0034-6527
Buss A, Sundaresan S, 2023, More risk, more information: how passive ownership can improve informational efficiency, The Review of Financial Studies, ISSN:0893-9454
Kacperczyk M, Sundaresan S, Wang T, 2021, Do Foreign Institutional Investors Improve Price Efficiency?, The Review of Financial Studies, Vol:34, ISSN:0893-9454, Pages:1317-1367