
Dr Danielle Lyssimachou
Associate Professor in Accounting, Course Director
Contact
- +44 (0)20 7040 0124
- danielle.lyssimachou.1@city.ac.uk
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Room E310, Drysdale Building [E]
Postal address
Northampton Square
London
EC1V 0HB
United Kingdom
About
Overview
Dr Danielle Lyssimachou is an Associate Professor in Accounting (equivalent to Reader) and Course Director of the BSc Accounting & Finance degree at Bayes Business School (formerly Cass). She is also an honorary lecturer at Alliance Manchester Business School, University of Manchester, having previously held a full-time appointment there, and was a visiting professor at EDHEC Business School, France during 2009-13. Danielle holds a PhD in Accounting & Finance from Alliance Manchester Business School, an MSc in Industrial and Financial Economics from the University of Gothenburg in Sweden and undergraduate degrees in Accounting and Marketing from Greece and Ireland. Prior to joining academia she worked as a management accountant in the healthcare sector.
Danielle has extensive experience teaching accounting & finance courses at undergraduate, MSc, MBA and Executive Education level in the UK, the US, the Channel Islands, the UAE, France, Azerbaijan and Indonesia. Known for her passion for teaching, she has received numerous recognitions and awards for her commitment to teaching excellence, including Student Voice Awards for Best Teaching and for Overall Achievement by City, University of London, and Teaching Excellence Commendations by City, University of London and by the University of Manchester.
Danielle’s research examines, among others, the motives behind equity analysts' behaviour and the properties and investment value of analyst forecasts. A second area of research interest involves examining what affects students' perceptions of "value for money" in undergraduate higher education. Danielle has presented her research findings at various international and practitioner conferences and her research has been published in The Accounting Review, Abacus and the International Review of Financial Analysis. She is also regularly invited to share best teaching practices at national and international teaching events.
Qualifications
PhD, MSc and Bsc.
Visiting appointments
- Honorary Lecturer, Manchester Business School, University of Manchester, Aug 2013 – Dec 2015
- Visiting Professor, EDHEC Business School, France, Sep 2009 – Jul 2013
Memberships of professional organisations
- Fellow, Higher Education Academy
Awards
- City University London (2013) Teaching in Schools Award
2013/14 Winner of the university’s “Teaching in Schools” Award, Student Voice Awards (student-led awards) - University of Manchester (2012) Sustained Exceptional Contribution Reward
Recipient of the "Sustained Exceptional Contribution Reward" - University of Manchester (2011) Teaching Excellence Commendation
2011/12 Recipient of the university's "Teaching Excellence Commendation", in recognition of sustained teaching excellence
Expertise
Primary topics
- Accounting
- Accounting Standards
- Capital Markets
- Financial Accounting
- International Financial Markets
- Management Accounting
- Management Learning
Research
Danielle’s research examines, among others, the motives behind equity analysts' behaviour and the properties and investment value of analyst forecasts. A second area of research interest involves examining what affects students' perceptions of "value for money" in undergraduate higher education. Danielle has presented her research findings at various international and practitioner conferences and her research has been published in The Accounting Review (4* star journal) and in Abacus (3 star journal). She is also regularly invited to share best teaching practices at national and international teaching events.
Research topics
Market-based accounting research
Properties of analyst forecasts and conflicts of interest in investment banking
Higher education: student perceptions
Accounting education: personalising learning in large student cohorts
Publications
Journal articles (4)
- Lyssimachou, D. and Bilinski, P. (2023). Does corporate social responsibility affect the institutional ownership of firms in the hospitality and tourism industry? Tourism Economics, 29(4), pp. 853–879. doi:10.1177/13548166211069899.
- Bilinski, P. and Lyssimachou, D. (2018). Dividend guidance to manage analyst dividend expectations. International Review of Financial Analysis, 60, pp. 53–68. doi:10.1016/j.irfa.2018.08.013.
- Bilinski, P. and Lyssimachou, D. (2014). Risk Interpretation of the CAPM's Beta: Evidence from a New Research Method. Abacus, 50(2), pp. 203–226. doi:10.1111/abac.12028.
- Bilinski, P., Lyssimachou, D. and Walker, M. (2013). Target Price Accuracy: International Evidence. The Accounting Review, 88(3), pp. 825–851. doi:10.2308/accr-50378.
Education
Course Directorship
- 2013 - present, BSc Accounting and Finance, Director
- 2012 - 2013, BSc International Business, Finance and Economics, Manchester Business School, University of Manchester, Director
Professional activities
Events/conferences (17)
- Stockholm School of Economics. (Seminar) Stockholm School of Economics, Sweden (2015). Invited speaker.
Paper: Engaging students in the classroom
Author: Lyssimachou D - International Teachers Programme 2014, HEC Paris. (Workshop) Paris, France (2014). Invited speaker.
Paper: How to engage students in large classes
Author: Lyssimachou D - Manchester Metropolitan University. (Seminar) (2013). Invited speaker.
Paper: Personalising learning in large classes
Author: Lyssimachou D - Higher Education Academy (HEA) Workshop. (Workshop) Manchester Business School, UK (2013). Invited speaker.
Paper: Personalising learning and increasing student engagement in very large classes
Author: Lyssimachou D - Surrey Fordham Conference - Banking, Finance, Money and Institutions: The Post Crisis Era. (Conference) Surrey, UK (2013). Invited speaker.
Paper: The Risk Interpretation of the CAPM’s Beta: Evidence from a New Research Method
Author: Lyssimachou D
Co-authors: P. Bilinski - 26th Australasian Finance and Banking Conference. (Conference) Sydney, Australia (2013). Invited speaker.
Paper: The Risk Interpretation of the CAPM’s Beta: Evidence from a New Research Method
Author: Lyssimachou D
Co-authors: P. Bilinski - Training Session for Graduate Teaching Assistants at Manchester Business School. (Seminar) Manchester, UK (2012). Invited speaker.
Paper: Teaching and supporting learning
Author: Lyssimachou D - Humanities New Academics Programme. (Seminar) University of Manchester (2012). Invited speaker.
Paper: Creative Teaching
Author: Lyssimachou D - Center for Economics & Finance, University of Porto. (Seminar) Portugal (2012). Invited speaker.
Paper: Target price accuracy: International evidence
Author: Lyssimachou D
Co-authors: P. Bilinski - European Financial Management Association (EFMA) 21st Annual Meeting. (Conference) Spain (2012). Invited speaker.
Paper: Target price accuracy: International evidence
Author: Lyssimachou D
Co-authors: P. Bilinski - 6th LSE/MBS Conference. (Conference) Manchester, UK (2012). Invited speaker.
Paper: Target price accuracy: International evidence
Author: Lyssimachou D
Co-authors: P. Bilinski - Financial Management Association (FMA) European Conference. (Conference) Porto, Portugal (2011). Invited speaker.
Paper: Target price accuracy: international evidence
Author: Lyssimachou D
Co-authors: P. Bilinski - Financial Management Association Annual Meeting (USA). (Conference) USA (2011). Invited speaker.
Paper: Target price accuracy: International evidence
Author: Lyssimachou D
Co-authors: P. Bilinski - European Accounting Association (EAA) 34th Annual Congress. (Conference) Rome, Italy (2011). Invited speaker.
Paper: The determinants of target price accuracy
Author: Lyssimachou D - BAA Accounting Education SIG Conference. (Conference) Dublin, Ireland (2010). Invited speaker.
Paper: Reflections on teaching introductory accounting to 1,000 non-accounting students
Author: Lyssimachou D - J.P. Morgan Equity Quantitative Conference. (Conference) London, UK (2008). Invited speaker.
Paper: The investment value of analysts' target prices
Author: Lyssimachou D
Co-authors: Martin Walker - 12th Annual Financial Reporting and Business Communication Conference. (Conference) Cardiff, UK (2008). Invited speaker.
Paper: The Case of "Negative" Target Price Forecasts: Accuracy and Market Reaction
Author: Lyssimachou D