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EXECUTIVE EDUCATION
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Michael R. Vetsuypens Ph.D.
Mike Vetsuypens holds a Master's and a Ph.D. degree in Business Administration from the University of Rochester and was selected as a Fulbright Fellow during his graduate work. His research has been published in the leading finance journals and has been presented in numerous professional finance conferences.
He is the academic director of SMU Executive Education’s seminar for senior executives in the oil and gas industry and actively involved in various other programs including the Financial Planning and Control Seminar for Oil & Gas Executives, the Seminar for Senior Executives in the Oil and Gas Industry, in-house finance seminars for Saudi Aramco, Meridian Oil Company, EDS, Phillips Petroleum, Sabre, the Ehle Institute (Osaka, Japan), the French Petroleum Institute (Paris, France), and others. He is the recipient of the 1991 Edwin L. Cox School of Business Excellence in Research Award.
Education
Ph.D., Simon Graduate School of Business Administration, University of Rochester, 1985
M.S., Simon Graduate School, University of Rochester
M.B.A., The Vlerick School, State University of Ghent, Belgium
B.A., Applied Economics, Brussels School of Economics, Belgium
Areas of Expertise
Corporate Finance
International Finance
Courses Taught
Graduate/ Undergraduate:
International Finance
Managerial Finance
Executive Education
Various public and in-house programs in financial management programs for companies such as Conoco Phillips, Aramco, KPMG, and others
Consulting Engagements
M.D. Buyline; Price Waterhouse; Fleming Cos. Inc.
Current Research
Initial Public Offerings
ADRs
Stock Splits
Publications
"Are stock splits credible signals? Evidence from short interest data", with P. Kadiyala, Financial Management
"The Benefits of Financial Distress: Creating Pay for Performance in Troubled Companies", with S. Gilson, Journal of Applied Corporate Finance
"CEO Compensation in Financially Distressed Firms : An Empirical Analysis", with S. Gilson, Journal of Finance
"Stock Splits: Signaling or Liquidity? The Case of ADR Solo-Splits", with C. Muscarella, Journal of Financial Economics
Grants, Honors & Awards
- Selected by Business Week as one of four "Outstanding four-star faculty" at Cox, based on student comments, in it 1997 Directory of Business Schools
- Cox MBA Outstanding Teacher Award 1996, 1998, 2004
- Fulbright Scholar;
- Cox Research Excellence Award, (ELCSB-SMU)
- Leo F. Corrigan Junior Faculty Research Fellowship, 1991-1994
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