| Brian Hatch, PhD |
| Associate Professor |
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 Professor Hatch received his PhD in finance from Indiana University in 1995. He served on the finance faculty at the University of Delaware for three years before joining the University of Cincinnati in 1998.
Professor Hatch's research interests are in the field of market microstructure. More specifically, his work investigates the impact of liquidity provision and institutional design on order execution quality and price discovery. Professor Hatch's current work examines the extent to which financial markets value mandated disclosure and measures market quality as a function of the portfolio composition and workload of NYSE specialists. In conjunction with his academic work, Professor Hatch has also served as a consultant on execution quality issues for several national broker-dealer firms, law firms, and exchanges and is currently a consultant for a local hedge fund.
Professor Hatch primarily teaches markets-related courses. At the undergraduate level he teaches International Finance and Securities Trading. At the Masters level he teaches International Financial Markets and Money and Capital Markets while at the PhD level Professor Hatch teaches an empirical market microstructure course.
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| Contact Information |
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| E-mail: |
brian.hatch@uc.edu |
Phone: |
(513) 556-7076 |
| Office/Address: |
419 Carl H. Lindner Hall
PO Box 210195
Cincinnati, Ohio 45221-0195 |
Fax: |
(513) 556-0979 |
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| Areas of Expertise |
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| General Expertise: |
Finance |
| Specific Expertise: |
Investment, Markets & Institutions |
| Research Interests: |
Execution quality, price discovery, market structure |
| Teaching Interests: |
Financial Markets, Investments, International Finance |
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| Publications |
- Dealer Attention, the Speed of Quote Adjustment to Information, and Net Dealer Revenue, Journal of Banking and Finance, 33:1531-42, 2009, with Alex Boulatov, Shane Johnson, and Adam Lei
- Toward a National Market System for U.S. Exchange-listed Equity Options, Journal of Finance, 59:933-62, 2004, with Robert Battalio and Robert Jennings
- All Else Equal? A Multidimensional Analysis of Retail Market Order Execution Quality, Journal of Financial Markets 6:143-162, 2003, with Robert Battalio and Robert Jennings
- The Impact of Specialist Firm Acquisitions on Market Quality, Journal of Financial Economics 66:139-67, 2002, with Shane Johnson
- Does the Limit Order Routing Decision Matter?, Review of Financial Studies, 15:159-194, 2002, with Robert Battalio, Jason Greene, and Robert Jennings
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| Affiliations |
- American Finance Association
- Western Finance Association
- Financial Management Association
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| Education |
- PhD - Indiana University
- BBA - University of Cincinnati
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