NCR MBA Program

Faculty Information

 

 

Sattar A. Mansi  
Title : Assistant Professor of Finance  
Phone : 703 538 8406
Email : smansi@vt.edu

Education

Ph.D., Finance, George Washington University  

B.S., Electrical Engineering, University of Wisconsin

Primary Expertise
Corporate Finance, Fixed Income Securities, Financial Markets and Institutions
Courses Taught
Corporate Finance, Fixed Income Securities, Financial Markets and Institutions
Publications

"Term Structure Estimation from On-The-Run Treasuries," with J. Jordan, Journal of Banking and Finance, Forthcoming.  

"Evidence on Quasi-Private Information and Insider Trading," with M. Carter and D. Reeb, Financial Analyst Journal, Forthcoming.  

"Founding Family Ownership and the Agency Cost of Debt," with R. Anderson and D. Reeb, Journal of Financial Economics 68, May 2003.  

"Corporate Diversification: What Gets Discounted?," with D. Reeb, Journal of Finance 5, October 2002, 2167-83. (Nominated for the Brattle Award at the AFA, January 2003).  

"Corporate International Activity and Debt Financing," with D. Reeb, Journal of International Business Studies 33, Spring 2002, 1-17.  

"Firm Internationalization and the Cost of Debt Financing: Evidence from Non-Provisional Publicly Traded Debt," with J. Allee and D. Reeb, Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis 36, September 2001, 395-414.  

"How Well Do Constant Maturity Treasuries Approximate the On-The-Run Term Structure," with J. Jordan, Journal of Fixed Income 10, September 2000, 1-11.

Research

"Does auditor quality and tenure matter to investors: Evidence from the bond market," with W. Maxwell and D. Miller.  

"Board Structure, Audit Committees, and the Financial Accounting Process: A Creditor Perspective," with R. Anderson and D. Reeb.  

"Earnings-Based Bonus Plans and the Agency Costs of Debt ," with A. Duru and D. Reeb.  

"CEO Ownership and Managerial Incentives: Evidence from the Bond Market," with R. Anderson and D. Reeb.  

"Determinants of Corporate Credit Spreads," with F. Joutz and W. Maxwell.