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Tõnn Talpsepp's paper published in the Journal of Banking and Finance

Dr. Tõnn Talpsepp's joint paper with Kristjan Liivamägi and Tarvo Vaarmets has been published in the Journal of Banking and Finance.

Dr. Tõnn Talpsepp's paper “” has been  published in the Journal of Banking and Finance. His co-authors are Kristjan Liivamägi (Lecturer at the Tallinn University of Technology and the Estonian Entrepreneurship University of Applied Sciences) and Tarvo Vaarmets (financial analyst at Swedbank AS).

Dr. Talpsepp is a Postdoctoral Researcher at Aalto University School of Business, Department of Finance.

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