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Mariela Borell studied economics and business administration at the Universities of Mannheim, Heidelberg and at the Oxford Brookes University (UK). Her major fields of study were finance, banking and international management.
Mariela Borell joined the Centre for European Economic Research (ZEW) in September 2005. Her current research in the Department of International Finance and Financial Management focuses on private equity and venture capital financing.
In 2011 she received her PhD from Johann Wolfgang Goethe University Frankfurt am Main after completing her thesis on "Private Equity in Europe: Investment Selection, Resource Allocation and Financial Distress".
Tykvova, Tereza and Mariela Borell (2012), Do Private Equity Owners Increase Risk of Financial Distress and Bankruptcy?, Journal of Corporate Finance 18, 138-150.
Borell, Mariela and Wolfgang Sofka (2006), Ausländische Investoren auf dem deutschen Kapitalmarkt: Fremde in einem fremden Land?, FINANZ BETRIEB 2, 114-122.
Borell, Mariela (2008), Institutional buy-out, Public to private, Roll-up, and Turnaround, in: Encyclopedia of Alternative Investments.
Schröder, Michael, Mariela Borell, Reint Gropp, PhD, Zwetelina Iliewa, Lena Jaroszek, Gunnar Lang, Sandra Schmidt and Karl Trela (2012), The Role of Investment Banking for the German Economy, ZEW Dokumentation Nr. 12-01, Mannheim. Download
Tykvova, Tereza and Mariela Borell (2011), Do Private Equity Owners Increase Risk of Financial Distress and Bankruptcy?, ZEW Discussion Paper No. 11-076, Mannheim. Download
Tykvova, Tereza, Mariela Borell and Tim-Alexander Kröncke (2012), Potential of Venture Capital in the European Union, European Parliament, Brussels. Download
Schröder, Michael, Mariela Borell, Reint Gropp, PhD, Zwetelina Iliewa, Lena Jaroszek, Gunnar Lang, Sandra Schmidt and Karl Trela (2011), The Role of Investment Banking for the German Economy, Deutsche Bank AG, Frankfurt am Main.
Schröder, Michael, Mariela Borell, Didier Davydoff and Gregoire Naacke (2006), Current Trends in the European Asset Management Industry, Final Report, Mannheim. Download
2011: Who Receives Private Equity?,
DGF Conference,
Regensburg, Germany
2011: Do private eauity investors increase risk of financial distress and bankruptcy,
FMA Conference Europe,
Porto, Portugal
2011: Do private equity investors trigger nancial distress in their portfolio companies?,
European Financial Management Symposium, Alternative Investments,
Toronto, Ontario, Canada,
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2011: Do private equity investors trigger nancial distress in their portfolio companies?,
SEEK Kick-Off Conference: Going for Smart Growth with Knowledge and Innovations (1340),
ZEW, Mannheim, Germany
2010: "How do industry characteristics and persistence shape private equity investments",
Campus for Finance - Research Conference ,
WHU - Otto Beisheim School of Management, Vallendar, Germany
2009: How do industry characteristics and persistence shape private equity investments?,
Brown Bag Seminar,
House of Finance, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-University Frankfurt am Main , Germany
2009: How do industry characteristics and persistence shape private equity investments?,
“Research and entrepreneurship in the knowledge-based economy”,
Bocconi University, Milano, Italy,
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Cartel Breakdowns and Merger Activity
Financial Market Survey CEE (Central and Eastern Europe)
Buy and Build-Strategies of Private Equity Companies
Current Trends in the European Asset Management Industry
Development of M&A markets during and after the crisis
Financial Market Instruments in Environmental Policy
Future orientation of the government-subsidized capital formation
Potential of Venture Capital in the EU
The effects of return oriented portfolio restructuring
The Role of Investment Banks in supporting the German Economy