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Greg Hebb

Professor; Douglas C. Mackay Chair in Finance

Greg Hebb

Email: Gregory.Hebb@dal.ca
Phone: 902-494-1802
Fax: 902-494-1483
Mailing Address: 
Kenneth C. Rowe Management Building
6100 University Ave, PO Box 15000
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada B3H 4R2

 
Research Topics:
  • Financial markets
  • Sustainable finance
  • Mutual funds

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Education

  • PhD (Texas A&M)
  • MA (AV¾ãÀÖ²¿)
  • MBA (Queen's)
  • BA (McGill)

Current Teaching

  • COMM 2202Ìý Finance I
  • COMM 3207ÌýÌýCanadian Securities
  • BUSI 6255ÌýÌýÌý Global Markets and Institutions

Selected Awards & Honours

  • 2006ÌýÌýFaculty of Management Excellence in Teaching Award
  • 2000ÌýÌýBest Paper Award, ASAC Conference
  • 1997-1998ÌýÌýDean's Award for Outstanding Teaching by a Doctoral Student

Selected Publications

  • On the performance of bank-managed mutual funds: Canadian evidence.ÌýHebb, G.ÌýJournal of Economics and FinanceÌý45,Ìý22-48Ìý (2021)
  • An efficient and functional model for predicting bank distress: In and out of sample evidence. Cleary, S. & Hebb, G. Journal of Banking & Finance 64 (C), 101-111Ìý (2016)
  • Conflict of interest in commercial bank security underwritings: Canadian post-issue performance evidence. Hebb, G. International Research Journal of Economics and Finance 15, 124-135Ìý (2008)
  • Canadian firms and poison pill adoption – The effects on financial performanceÌýHebb, G. & MacLean, S. Journal of Business and Economic Studies 12(1), 40-54Ìý (2006)
  • Fraud, banking crisis, and regulatory enforcement: Evidence from micro-level transactions data. Soral, B.H., Iscan, T. & Hebb, G. European Journal of Law and Economics 21(2), 179-197Ìý (2006)