I can help you conduct event study and write report

Why Hire Me?

With years of experience in financial data analysis and a strong foundation in econometrics, I deliver accurate, rigorous event studies tailored to academic or business needs. My focus is on transforming complex financial data into actionable insights and professionally written reports.

Key Strengths:

• Expertise in event study methodology, including pre/post-event impact assessment

• Proficiency in time-series analysis, abnormal returns, and statistical validation

• Industry-aware—able to customize reports to sector-specific events

• Capable of producing academically sound or business-ready documentation

• Committed to confidentiality, clarity, and meeting your timeline

I provide complete support—from event selection to final interpretation—ensuring you submit or present a reliable and insightful study.

What I Need to Start Your Work

To begin the project efficiently and align with your objectives, please provide the following:

1) Event Description and Research Focus

• A clear description of the event(s) under investigation (e.g., merger announcement, regulation change)

• Research questions or hypotheses guiding the study

• The expected impact you want to evaluate (e.g., on stock price, trading volume)

2) Data and Timeframe Requirements

• Stock prices, market index, or other relevant data to be analyzed

• Definition of the event window (pre- and post-event period)

• Benchmark data if applicable (e.g., industry peers, historical trends)

• Source of your data (or access credentials if data is restricted)

3) Methodological Approach

• Preferred model (e.g., Market Model, CAPM, Constant Mean Return)

• Clarify if you need help with abnormal return or cumulative abnormal return estimation

• Mention if any specific statistical software must be used

4) Report Structure and Content

• University or institutional format guidelines, if available

• Expected sections (e.g., Abstract, Methodology, Analysis, Results, Conclusion)

• Citation style required (APA, Harvard, etc.)

5) Current Understanding and Preliminary Work

• Any prior work you have done or literature you’re referring to

• Your own viewpoint or expected conclusions (if relevant)

6) Deadlines and Project Timeline

• Final deadline for report submission

• Intermediate deadlines or review checkpoints

7) Communication Preferences

• Your preferred contact method (e.g., WhatsApp, Email)

• How often you want updates (e.g., bi-weekly, milestone-based)

8) Additional Requirements or Preferences

• If any specific visualizations, tables, or appendices are required

• Institutional software access or login details, if applicable

• Any formatting, language, or length restrictions