Egor Matveyev

Egor Matveyev is a Senior Lecturer and Research Scientist in Finance at the MIT Sloan School of Management. His research interests include corporate finance, organizational economics, and corporate governance. Matveyev’s work has examined corporate director labor markets, the impact of management teams and CEOs on firm value and performance, and challenges investors face in valuing firms’ investment options. At MIT Sloan, he teaches 15.401 Managerial Finance and 15.434 Advanced Corporate Finance. His current research focuses on corporate finance, particularly the role of top corporate executives in creating firm value and its implications for executive compensation and corporate governance systems. He also serves as Executive Director of the Micro Masters in Finance Program.

Egor Matveyev is a Visiting Assistant Professor of Finance at MIT Sloan School of Management, specializing in Corporate Finance. His research explores various aspects of corporate governance, director labor markets, and nonprofit endowment management. He investigates how firms and directors interact, the valuation of investment options, and the impact of spending rules on nonprofit endowments. His work also examines the role of information disclosure in shaping investor beliefs and the dynamics of assortative matching in managerial labor markets. Matveyev's research contributes to understanding the interplay between corporate finance, governance, and labor market structures.