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Seminar Series

The Accounting Department Research Seminar Series takes place each semester featuring researchers, faculty members, and Ph.D students from leading universities and institutions.


CPE credits will be awarded for these seminars
All Seminars will be conducted in KMC 10-181 from 11:00 am to 12:30 pm

Spring 2013 Seminars

Topic/Title

Speaker and Affiliation

Date
Disclosure Regulation in the Commercial Banking Industry: Lessons from the National Banking Era. Joao Granja
University of Chicago		 Jan 25, 2013
Determinants of Municipal Disclosure and the Consequences of Dissemination Christine Cuny
University of Chicago		 Feb 1, 2013
How Does Accounting Quality Affect Option Returns? Matthew Lyle
University of Toronto		 Feb 8, 2013
Volatility forecasting using financial Statement information Suhas A. Sridharan
Stanford University		 Feb 15, 2013
The Financial Crisis and Credibility of Corporate Credit Ratings Ed deHaan
University of Washington		 Feb 27, 2013
Independent and Affiliated Analysts: Disciplining and Herding Hoa Xue
Carnegie Mellon University		 Mar 1, 2013
Disclosure Versus Recognition: Inferences from Subsequent Events Jeremy Michels
University of Colorado Boulder		 Mar 8, 2013
 No Seminar   Mar 15, 2013
  Spring Break Mar 22, 2013

Past Seminars

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Fall 2012
Not Only What But also When: A Theory of Dynamic Voluntary Disclosure Ilan Guttman,
Stanford University		 Sept 14, 2012
Location of Decision-Rights Within Multinational Firms Phil Stock en
Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth		 Sept28, 2012
No Seminar   Oct 05, 2012
Sell-Side Benchmarks Tzachi Zach
Ohio State University		 Oct 12, 2012
Cross-Jurisdictional Income Shifting by U.S. Multinationals Scott Dyreng
Duke University		 Oct 19, 2012
Market inefficiency and implied cost of capital models Tjomme Rusticus
Northwestern University		 Oct 26, 2012
CAR Oct 26, 2012
Cancelled Xiumin Martin
Washington University in St. Louis		 Nov 2, 2012
JAE Nov 2, 2012
Credit Spreads, Consumer Sentiment and
Operating Leverage		 Robert Bloomfield
Cornell University		 Nov 9, 2012
Job Market Paper Seda Oz
NYU		 Nov 12, 2012
RAST Nov 16, 2012
Externalities of Public Firm Presence: Evidence from Private
Firms’ Investment Decisions		 Nemit Shroff
MIT Sloan School of Management		 Nov 30, 2012
Panos Patatoukas
University of California/ Berkeley		 Dec 07, 2012

Spring 2012
A New Approach to Predicting Analyst Forecast Errors: Do Investors Overweight Analyst Forecasts? Eric C. So
Stanford University		 Jan 04, 2012
Who Benefits from Corporate Opacity? International Evidence from Informed Trading by Institutional Investors Mark G. Maffett
University of North Carolina		 Jan 13, 2012
&Evidence on the role of banks in borrowers' disclosure Rahul Vashishtha
University of Pennsylvania		 Jan 18, 2012
Proprietary Information Spillovers and Auditor Choice Daniel Aobdia
UCLA Anderson School of Management		 Jan 20, 2012
The Debt-Contracting Value of Accounting Numbers, Renegotiation, and Investment Efficiency Yiwei Dou
University of Toronto		 Jan 25, 2012
Organized Labor and Debt Contracting: Firm-Level Evidence from Collective Bargaining Lin Cheng
Ohio State University		 Jan 27, 2012
Private Enforcement of Securities Laws and Financial Reporting Choices Justin Hopkins
University of North Carolina		 Feb 1, 2012
The Impact of Investor Information Processing Costs on Firm Disclosure Choice: Evidence from the XBRL Mandate Elizabeth Blankespoor
University of Michigan		 Feb 8, 2012
What Guides the Guidance?
An Empirical Examination of the Dynamic Disclosure Theory
 Michael Tang,
University of Rochester		 Feb 10, 2012
The Disposition Effect as a Determinant of the Abnormal Volume and Return Eric Weisbrod,
Arizona State University		 Feb 15, 2012
Measure of International Manipulation: A Structural Approach< /a> Anastasia Zakolyukina
Stanford University		 Feb 16, 2012
Does Differential Sensitivity to Aggregate Earning Shocks Drive Post-Earnings-Announcement Drift?
 Suresh Nallareddy,
University of Southern California		 Feb 22, 2012
    Mar 2, 2012

Fall 2011
  PhD Students Sept 9, 2011
  PhD Students Sept16, 2011
Debtholder Responses to Shareholder Activism Wan Wongsunwai
(Northwestern University)		 Sept23, 2011
Parameter Heterogeneity

Multiplicative Models In Regressions		 Roger Willett
(University of Tasmania, Australia		 Sept30, 2011
The Role of Financial Reporting Transparency Jeffrey Ng
MIT		 Oct 7, 2011
Form 10-K Timing and Information Asymmetry Preeti Choudhary
Georgetown University		 Oct 14, 2011
  JAE Conference Oct 21, 2011
  -------- Oct 28, 2011
  JAAF Conference Nov 4, 2011
Having Accounting Standards Affected Deal Structures in Mergers and Acquisitions?
 Sophia Hamm
Ohio State		 Nov 11, 2011
  FEA and RAST Nov 18, 2011
The Role of Analysts' Cash Flow Forecasts in the Decline of the Accruals Anomaly Partha Mohanram
University of Toronto		 Dec 2, 2011
Window Dressing of Short-term Borrowings Ed Owens
University of Rochester		 Dec 9, 2011
  Dec 16, 2011

Spring 2011
TBD Clare Wang (Recruiting) Feb 4, 2011
  Alon Kalay (Recruiting) Feb 11, 2011
TBD Salman Arif (Recruiting) Feb 18, 2011
  Xiaojing Meng (Recruiting) Feb 23, 2011
  Anna Costello (Recruiting) Feb 25, 2011
  Dan Amiram (Recruiting) Mar 4, 2011
  Mirko Heinle (Recruiting) Mar 9, 2011
  James Naughton (Recruiting) Mar 11, 2011
  Ivan Marinovic (Recruiting) Mar 23, 2011

CPE Information

Leonard N. Stern School of Business, New York University, is registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as a sponsor of continuing professional education on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors. State boards of accountancy have final authority on the acceptance of individual courses for CPE credit. Complaints regarding registered sponsors may be addressed to the National Registry of CPE Sponsors through its website: www.learningmarket.org

Learning Objective: To supply participants with an update of current Accounting Thought and Research—by attending this course you will learn updates of current accounting and auditing practices.
Delivery Method: Group-live
Program level: Update
Prerequisites: Faculty, Ph.D. Students, and others that are experts in their respective disciplines.
Recommended CPE: Each session 1.5 hours (each participant is awarded based on a 50 min session 1 CPE credit)
Advanced Preparation: Reading articles, reviewing material

To register for this course, contact Bebi Karimbaksh of the Accounting Department at 212-998-0006.

No fee involved.

For more information regarding administrative policies such as complaints, please contact our offices at (212) 998-0010.

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