Timothy R. Burch

Associate Professor of Finance
University of Miami

P.O. Box 248094
514 Jenkins Building
Coral Gables, FL 33124-6552
phone: 305-284-1509, fax: 305-284-4800
E-mail:tburch@miami.edu



CV in pdf format

x

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

EXPERIENCE

  • University of Miami, Associate Professor, 2004 - present, Miami, FL
  • University of Miami, Assistant Professor, 1997 - 2004, Miami, FL
  • Board of Trustees, Ashport Mutual Funds, 2004-present, Miami, FL
  • Actuarial Analyst (pensions), Alexander & Alexander Consulting Group, 1990-1992, Atlanta, GA
    Duties included actuarial valuations, FASB calculations, discrimination testing, IRS and PBGC filings, and plan design impact studies. Passed actuarial exams on calculus and linear algebra, probability and statistics, numerical methods, and applied statistical methods.

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS (Click here for more complete CV in pdf format)

SELECTED WORKING PAPERS

HONORS AND AWARDS

  • University of Miami
    • School of Business Excellence in Research Award (2004)
    • School of Business Excellence in Research Award (2003)
    • School of Business Summer Research Award, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2006
    • James W. McLamore Summer Research Award in Business and the Social Sciences, 1998, 2002
  • University of Michigan
    • Allan Gilmour Fellowship, 1996
    • Dykstra Fellowship, 1995-1996
    • J. Ira Harris Fellowship, 1992-1994
  • University of Florida
    • Larson Memorial Scholarship, 1988
    • R.L. Rose Scholarship, 1987
    • Other: Beta Gamma Sigma, Mortar Board, Omicron Delta Kappa (president), Outstanding Male Graduate Nominee

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

  • Papers on American Finance Association conference program
    • 2005 (Philadelphia, PA): Does it pay to be loyal? An empirical analysis of underwriting relationships and fees
  • Papers on Western Finance Association conference program
    • 1999 (Santa Monica, CA): Divisional Diversity and the Conglomerate Discount: The Evidence from Spin-offs
    • 2000 (Sun Valley, Idaho): Industry Structure and the Conglomerate "Discount": Theory and evidence
    • 2003 (Los Cabos, Mexico): Industry structure and value-motivated conglomeration
  • Papers on European Finance Association conference program
    • 2003 (Glasgow, Scotland): Does it pay to be loyal? An empirical analysis of underwriting relationships and fees
  • Papers on Financial Management Association conference program
    • 1996 (New Orleans, LA): When are Closed-end Funds Open? Rights Offers as a Response to Premiums
    • 1998 (Chicago, FL): The Use of Lockup Options in Corporate Mergers
    • 2001 (Toronto, Canada): Industry Structure and the Conglomerate "Discount": Theory and evidence
    • 2003 (Denver, CO): Do Investors Overreact? A Natural Experiment
    • 2003 (Denver, CO): Risk Reduction Motives and Conglomerate Investment Policy
    • 2003 (Denver, CO): Shareholder Perceptions of Merger Transactions: An Empirical Analysis of Shareholder Voting Support
    • 2006 (Salt Lake City, UT): Why do U.S. Firms List Abroad?
  • Session chair for 1999 Financial Management Association meetings (Orlando, FL)
  • Session chair for 2003 Financial Management Association meetings (Denver, CO)
  • Discussant at numerous Financial Management Association meetings
  • Refereeing activities include:
    • Journal of Finance
    • Review of Financial Studies
    • Journal of Business
    • Financial Management
    • Journal of Corporate Finance
  • Member of American Finance Association, Western Finance Association, Financial Management Association, Society for Financial Studies, American Economic Association

TEACHING

  • Financial Investment (MBA, FIN 650), University of Miami (2004 - present)
  • The Financial Environment (MBA, Executive MBA, FIN 642), University of Miami (2004 - present)
  • Investment Analysis (MBA, FIN 620), University of Miami (2001 - present)
  • Fundamentals of Finance (MBA, FIN 602), University of Miami (1998-2001)
  • Fundamentals of Finance (Executive MBA, FIN 602), University of Miami (2000)
  • Fundamentals of Finance (Undergraduate, FIN 302), University of Miami (1999-2000)
  • Financial Management (Undergraduate, FIN 300), University of Michigan (1994)
  • Executive Education: University of Michigan (1995-1996), evening session lecturer for CitiBank classes
  • William Davidson Institute, Business Concepts Training, University of Michigan (1994)
    Finance session for fellows training for on-site internships in China, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Poland and Russia

SERVICE

  • Active member of Rotary Club of Key Biscayne