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Sample research papers:

Al Guindy, M., Corporate Twitter use and cost of equity capital. (2021), Journal of Corporate Finance, Volume 68, 101926.

  • Presented at: FMA 2016 (Best Paper Award semi-finalist), Applied FMA 2016, WFC 2016

Al Guindy, M., Cryptocurrency price volatility and investor attention. (2021), International Review of Economics and Finance. Volume 76: 556-570.

Al Guindy, M., Fear and hope in financial social networks: evidence from Covid-19. (2022), Finance Research Letters, Volume 46(A).

Al Guindy, M., Naughton, J., Riordan, R., The evolution of corporate Twitter usage. (2024), Journal of Business Finance and Accounting.

  • Presented at: FMA 2017 (Best paper award semi-finalist), NFA 2016, FMA 2016 Doctoral Consortium, 2017 Financial Risks International Forum (FinTech), Georgetown University

Al Guindy, M., Riordan, R., The Social internetwork and stock returns. (2023) Working Paper.​

  • Winner of SSHRC Insight Development Grant

  • Presented at Society of Financial Studies (SFS) Cavalcade Conference (2021), Northern Finance Association Conference (2021), European Finance Association Conference (2020), FMA (2020) semi-finalist for Best Paper Award in Fintech, 3rd Toronto Fintech conference (2020). South Denmark University Finance Workshop (2022)

Research awards/grants:

​2022-2025      Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI) John Evans Leaders Fund (JELF)

Sole Investigator. Project budget of $234,252 with contributions from CFI, Ontario Research Fund, and Carleton University.

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2022-2024      SSHRC Insight Development Grant

Principle Investigator. $59,220.

Title: Exploring robo-news in financial markets: an A.I. approach

Collaborators: Olga Baysal, Carleton University School of Computing; Sandra Robinson, Carleton University Media Studies

Ranked 2nd out of all applications reviewed by the committee: 430-14C - Business,

management and related fields.

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2022              Carleton University Research Achievement Award

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2021-2025       Carleton University Multidisciplinary Research Catalyst Fund

Co-Principle Investigator. $40,000.

Title: Deciphering Digital Assets

Team: Olga Baysal (School of Computer Science), Ahmed El-Roby (School of Computer Science), Tracey Lauriault (School of Journalism and Communication), Lynda Khalaf (Department of Economics), Alan Tsang (School of Computer Science), and Alex Wilner (School of International Affairs).

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2020-2021       Carleton University Covid-19 Rapid Response Research Grant

Sole Investigator. $24,787.

Title: Social Learning in Economic Networks: Evidence from COVID-19.

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2019-2021       SSHRC Insight Development Grant

Principle Investigator. $48,966.

Title: The Social Internetwork

Co-investigator: Ryan Riordan, Queen’s University.

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2019-2020      SSHRC Explorer Institutional Grant

Sole Investigator. $9,960.

Title: Robo News in Financial Markets

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2017               Carleton University start-up fund. $30,000.

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