Kelly Brunarski

Associate Professor

Finance

Profile	Biography	Courses

Academic Background

Ph.D. Ohio State University, Finance, 1992
M.A. Ohio State University, Finance, 1991
B.A. Baldwin-Wallace College, Business Administration with a concentration in Finance, 1985

Associate Professor, Miami University (1999–Present).
Visiting Assistant Professor, Ohio State University (1997–1999).
Assistant Professor, University of Cincinnati (1991–1997).
Research Assistant, Ohio State University (1990–1991).
Teaching Assistant, Ohio State University (1985–1991).
Budget Analyst, The Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland (1986–1986).

Borokhovich, K. A., Brunarski, K. R., Harman, Y., & Skill, M. (in press). The Importance of Board Quality in the Event of a CEO Death. Financial Review.
Borokhovich, K. A., Brunarski, K. R., Harman, Y., & Parrino, R. (in press). Variation in the Monitoring Incentives of Outside Stockholders. Journal of Law and Economics.
Borokhovich, K. A., Brunarski, K. R., Harman, Y., & Kehr, J. (2005). Dividends, Corporate Monitors and Agency Costs. Financial Review.
Brunarski, K. R., Borokhovich, K. A., Crutchley, C., & Simkins, B. J. (2004). Board Composition and Corporate Investment in Interest Rate Derivatives. Journal of Financial Research, 27 (2), 199-216.
Brunarski, K. R., Kehr, J. B., & Harman, Y. S. (2004). Agency Costs and the Decision to Pay Regular or Special Dividends. The Journal of Corporate Ownership and Control, 44-60.