The Paul Woolley Centre for the Study of Capital Market Dysfunctionality at UTS has been established to research dysfunctionality in financial markets, and the financial institutions that operate within these markets. A capital market is dysfunctional when it suffers from chronic and systemic malfunctioning; a condition which can have far-reaching economic and social consequences. The researchers at the centre analyse why inefficient outcomes arise, the impact that they have on the economy, and how adverse effects can be mitigated.

The Paul Woolley Centre at UTS has been made possible by a donation from Dr Paul Woolley (PDF, 60k, 2 pages).

The Centre has been established under the Faculty of Business at UTS with governance by a Management Committee and Advisory Committee.

CALL FOR PAPERS - CONFERENCE 2012
We are seeking proposals to write papers on any topics that relate to the existence, causes, consequences, and mitigation of capital market dysfunctionality.  Please refer to the 2012 Call for Papers for further details.