Past accounting seminars

16 May 2017: Peter Easton (University of Notre Dame)

7 March: Juan Manuel Garcia Lara (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid)

9 March: Mary Barth (Stanford University)

14 March: Partha Mohanram (University of Toronto)

21 March: Xi Li (London School of Economics)

28 March: Encarna Guillamon-Saorin (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid)

4 October: Mark Clatworthy (University of Bristol)

1 November: Gilad Livne (University of Exeter)

8 November: Lakshmanan Shivakumar (London Business School)

29 November: Karthik Balakrishnan (London Business School)

6 December: SP Kothari (MIT Sloan School of Management)

17 May: Emmanuel DeGeorge (London Business School)

7 June: Ane Tamayo (London School of Economics and Political Science)

14 June: Panos Patatoukas (Haas School of Business, UC Berkeley)

19 January: Claudia Imperatore (IE Business School, IE University)
Title: Financial Reporting Quality and Corporate Financing: Evidence from The Financial Crisis

26 February: Saipriya Kamath (Indian School of Business)
Title: Once Bitten Once Shy: Learning or Risk-Aversion after Large Audit Failures

02 February: Lufei Ruan (Tepper School of Business, Carnegie Mellon University)
Title: Effect of Accounting for Fixed Assets on Investment Efficiency in the Real Options Framework

09 February: Elvira Scarlat (Carlos III University of Madrid, Spain)
Title:  CEO and CFO Gender, Corporate Culture and Insider Trading

23 February: Ahmed Abdalla (King's College London)
Title:  On Negative Core Earnings Misclassification

01 March: Jay Heon Jung (KAIST College of Business, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology)
Title: Firm Trustworthiness and Investor Underreaction to Earnings News

02 March: Dimos Andronoudis (University of Exeter)
Title:  Are R&D Intensive Firms Mispriced? Evidence from an Intertemporal Asset Capital Model

08 March: Oveis Madadian (University of Antwerp)
Title: Social comparison of cost behavior and financial analysts

09 March: Beatriz Mariano (London School of Economics and Political Science)
Title:  Creditor Control Rights and Board Independence

15 March: Shan Wu (University of Exeter)
Title: Career Concerns of Banking Analysts

29 September: Joseph Gerakos (The University of Chicago, Booth School of Business)
"Accrual reversals and cash conversion"

15 December: George Serafeim (Harvard Business School)
"Market Reaction to Mandatory Nonfinancial Disclosure"

17 June: Maria Ogneva (USC Marshall School of Business)
"Predicting Restatements in Macroeconomic Indicators using Accounting Information"

28 January: Maria Correia (London Business School)
"Bankruptcy in Groups"

11 February: Irem Tuna (London Business School)
"Audit Partner Performance: A Network Perspective"

18 February: Zhongwei Huang (ESSEC Business School)
"The Informativeness and Monitoring Effect of Analysts' Comments on Earnings Quality"
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25 February: Yesh Nama (Kings College London)
"Opening the blackbox of [e]valuation in Private equity: How investment potential is constructed by fund of funds"

11 March: Richard Taffler (Warwick Business School)
"Why the going-concern anomaly: gambling in the market?"

08 April: Christophe Van Linden (University of Florida, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven)

15 April: Dan Bens (INSEAD)
"Financial Market Developments and Management Compensation"

15 October: Fani Kalogirou (University of Exeter)
"Corporate transparency and debt market access: Evidence from defined benefit pensions in France"

29 October: Tiago Pinheiro (University of Surrey)
"The effect of incentive-pay and accounting discretion in a dynamic model of earnings management"

12 November: Francesca Franco (London Business School)
"Executive gender pay gaps: the roles of board diversity and female risk aversion"

10 December: Tjomme Rusticus (London Business School)
"Market inefficiency and implied cost of capital models"