Research Seminar

Our Research Seminar in Accounting & Taxation provides a forum for our faculty, PhD students, and invited speakers to present, discuss, and debate current research in a workshop-style format.

Program for the current term

Room SO 318, on Tuesdays 1.45 ̶ 3.15 pm

September 18

Per Olson: “Analysts’ Earnings Adjustments and Changes in Accounting Standards“

ESMT Berlin

October 16

Laurence van Lent: “Firm-Level Political Risk – Measurement and Effects”

Frankfurt School

October 23

Marcel Tuijn: “Do Firms Strategically Announce Capacity Expansions in Response to Threats of Entry?”

Erasmus University Rotterdam

October 30

Hui Chen: „Stability and Regime Change: The Evolution of Accounting Standards“

University of Zurich

November 6

John Gallemore: “Corporate Tax Enforcement Externalities and the Banking Sector”

University of Chicago Booth School of Business

November 27

Stefano Cascino: “Labor Market Effects of Spatial Licensing Requirements: Evidence from CPA Mobility”

London School of Economics and Political Science

December 18

Wen Li: “What Can We Learn From Debt Valuation Adjustments?“

Lancaster University

December 18

Maximilian Muhn: „Financial Transparency of Private Firms: Evidence from a Randomized Field Experiment“

Humboldt University of Berlin
 

2019

January 31

Nathan Goldman: „Executive Compensation, Insider Trading Profitability, and Capital Gains Taxe”

University of Dallas at Dallas

February 18

Yi-Chun Chen: „Economic Consequences of Mandatory Bail-in“

The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

February 26

Rebecca Lester: „Do targeted business tax subsidies achieve expected benefits?“

Stanford University

March 19

Lilian Mills

University of Texas at Austin

March 26

Christoph Pelger

University of Innsbruck

April 9

Inder Khurana

University of Missouri

May 14

Jeff Hoopes

University of North Carolina

May 21

Matthias Breuer

Columbia University

May 28

Allen Huang

Hong Kong University of Science and Technology