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Florin 鈥媀asvari

  • Professor of Accounting, London Business School

Florin Vasvari is Professor of Accounting at London Business School. Professor Vasvari teaches Distressed Investing and Financial Restructuring, and Private Equity and Venture Capital. His debt market research investigates the pricing and the role of accounting information in secondary debt markets. Professor Vasvari is a member of the editorial board of Adveq Research Series and The Accounting Review and Contemporary Accounting Research. With Eli Talmor, he co-authored the book International Private Equity.

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Political Lending

Paper Working Paper Series | By Ahmed Tahoun and Florin 鈥媀asvari | Aug 2016

Using a unique dataset provided by the Center for Responsive Politics (CRP), we document a direct channel through which financial institutions contribute to the net worth of members of the U.S. Congress, particularly those sitting on the finance committees in the Senate and the House of Representatives.