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Duca, Eric
Finance and Accounting
PhD: Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University
Office D2-13
Biography
Eric Duca is an Assistant Professor with Tenure in the Department of Finance and Accounting at CUNEF Universidad, specializing in empirical corporate finance. He worked for three years as an economist at the Central Bank of Malta before completing his PhD at the Rotterdam School of Management. His work has been published in journals such as Financial Management, The Journal of Corporate Finance y The Journal of Banking and Finance. His work has been presented at several international conferences, and he has received research grants from public entities such as FUNCAS and the Ministry of Economy, Industry, and Competitiveness. He is also accredited by Aneca.
Education
PhD in Finance, Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University (2011)
MSc in Finance, Durham University, UK (2006)
BSc Commerce (Economics), University of Malta (2022)
Research Interests
Empirical and Behavioural corporate finance; Security issues and market timing.
Professional Career
Economist, Central Bank of Malta, 2002-2005.
Most relevant publications
Duca, Eric: "Do investors learn from the past? Evidence from follow-on equity issues", Journal of Corporate Finance, 39, 36-52, 2016.
De Jong, Abe; Duca, Eric; Dutordoir, Marie: "Do Convertible Bond Issuers Cater to Investor Demand?", Financial Management, 42, 41-78, 2013.
Duca, Eric; Dutordoir, Marie; Veld, Chris; Verwijmeren, Patrick: "Why Are Convertible Bond Announcements Associated with Increasingly Negative Abnormal Stock Returns? An Arbitrage-Based Explanation", Journal of Banking and Finance, 36, 2884-2899, 2012.