Selected publications
- Alok, S., Cortes, F., & Gopalan, R. (2015). Stock Price Informativeness and the Mix of Long-Term and Short-Term Pay: Causal Evidence. Social Science Research Network.
- Cortes, F., Gomes, A., & Gopalan, R. (2015). Corporate Inversions: A Case of Having the Cake and Eating it Too?. Social Science Research Network.
- Cortes, F., & Thakor, A. V. (2015). Does Securitization Increase Risk: A Theory of Loan Securitization, Reputation, and Credit Screening. Social Science Research Network.
- Cortes, F. (2013). How Do Informational Frictions Affect the Firm's Choice of Asset Liquidity? The Effect of SOX Section 404. Social Science Research Network.
Research & teaching interests
Cortes's current research interests lie in corporate finance and banking, with a particular focus on the determinants of corporate cash holdings and the effect of loan securitization on lenders' screening incentives and systematic risk. His primary teaching interests are corporate finance and investments, and he taught at the Olin Business School at Washington University in St. Louis.
Industry & academic experience
Before joining Northeastern University, Cortes served as an Instructor for finance courses and a Graduate Research Assistant at Washington University in St. Louis.
Awards & recognition
- Paris December 2014 Finance Meeting
- Financial Intermediation Research Society, Dubrovnik, Croatia, 2013
- PhD Program Poster Presentation and Award Session Best Poster, 2012, Washington University in St. Louis