Script to get current year for copyright
Click to Submit Search
 
Faculty Detail
Thomas S Coe

Department: Finance Faculty Picture
Title: Associate Professor of Finance
Chairperson - Finance
BSBA, University of Akron; MA, PhD, University of New Orleans; MBA, John Carroll University
Office: Lender School of Business   221
Phone: 203-582-3455
E-Mail: Thomas.Coe@quinnipiac.edu
Mail Drop: SB-DNF
 
Courses:
FIN 361   Financial Statement Analysis   -   Fall 2009
FIN 460   Mergers and Acquisitions   -   Spring 2010
FIN 600   Financial Analysis and Decision Making   -   Fall 2009
FIN 600   Financial Analysis and Decision Making   -   Spring 2010
FIN 690   Capstone Seminar in Investment Analysis   -   Spring 2010

Dr. Coe is an Associate Professor and Chair of the Department of Finance. In the Fall 2009 semester, he will be teaching FIN 361, Financial Statement Analysis and FIN 600, Financial Analysis and Decision Making.
Courses Taught:
FIN 201 Fundamentals of Financial Management FIN 310 Investment Analysis FIN 335 International Financial Management FIN 361 Financial Statement Analysis FIN 380 Intermediate Corporate Finance FIN 460 Mergers & Acquisitions FIN 465 Working Capital Management FIN 600 Financial Analysis and Decision Making FIN 604 Risk Management MBA 600 Financial Reporting and Analysis
 
Selected Publications:
“Developing a Market Microstructure Course Using an Academic Trading Room,” Journal of Financial Education (with Osman Kilic and Ihsan Isik), Winter 2007, pp. 43-52. “Using the Bloomberg Professional System for Finance Classes,” Journal of Financial Education, Spring 2007, pp. 47-61. "Cost-Benefit Analyses of Employee Dependent Care Assistance Plans," Financial Services Review, 11:3 (Fall 2002), pp. 277-287. "International Portfolio Diversification: A Comparison of ADRs and Closed-end Country Funds," Journal of Emerging Market Finance, 1:1 (Fall 2002), pp. 31-46. "Do Closed-end Country Funds Mirror Their Home Markets?" Journal of Emerging Markets, 4:2 (Summer 1999), pp. 23-42.
 
Work In Progress:
Survey of Investment Analysis amongst Graduate Students (with Osman Kilic); Alternatives for Hedging the Uncertain Costs of Consumers; The Reaction of Corporate Bond Values to Call Announcements; The Relationship of Bond Calls and Bond Rating Changes; Examination of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange (1871-1965); The Volatility of Exchange Rates, Stock Prices, and the Premium of ADRs; Factors Affecting Global Banking Competition; A Comparison of Deposit and Lending Activities between Domestic and Foreign-Owned Banks in the United States; The Benefits of Diversifying Financial Intermediaries in Latin America
 
Disclaimer