Dr. Nivine Richie

Nivine Richie is the Associate Dean for Graduate & International Programs and Professor of Finance. She joined the faculty at UNCW in 2007 where she teaches courses in investment analysis, derivatives, fixed income, and research methods. Her research interests include cost of capital, banking, and derivatives. She has published studies in the Journal of Economics and Finance, Journal of Futures Markets, Review of Futures Markets, and Journal of Trading, among others. Prior to joining academia, Dr. Richie was a mortgage-backed securities trader for a regional dealer bank in South Florida.

The impact of Mad Money recommendations during bull and bear markets , International Journal of Managerial Finance , 2016; V.12 N.1 pp. 52-70 ; (N. Richie, Adam Roszkowski)

Earnings smoothing and the cost of debt , China Journal of Accounting Research , 2016; ; (N. Richie, Si Li)

The binomial option pricing model , The UMAP Journal , 2014; V.35 N.1 pp. 23-28 ; (N. Richie, Jeff Graham)

The impact of culture on market timing in capital structure choices , Research in International Business and Finance , 2014; V.31 N.1 pp. 178-192 ; (N. Richie, Clara Maria Verduch Arosa, Peter Schuhmann)

Bond market response to the collapse of prominent investment banks , Financial Review , 2013; V.48 N.4 pp. 645-670 ; (N. Richie, Si Li, Jeff Madura)

Are commercial bank lending propensities useful in understanding small firm finance? , Journal of Economics and Finance , 2013; V.37 N.4 511-527 ; (N. Richie, James McNulty, Marina Murdock)

High-frequency trading: Implications for markets, regulators, and efficiency , Journal of Trading , 2011; V.6 N.1 pp. 87-97 ; (N. Richie, Jayaram Muthuswamy, John Palmer, Robert Webb)