Faculty in the News
Professor Baruch Lev co-authored op-ed: “M&A in the Wake of Corona”
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Professor Baruch Lev provides insights on "How accounting can distort valuations"
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In a podcast interview “Behind the Markets Podcast: Baruch Lev.”, Professor Baruch Lev explains what he calls the "end of accounting."
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Professor Baruch Lev co-authored op-ed: “When a Loss Isn’t Really a Loss.”.
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New, joint research from Professor Baruch Lev exploring the link between ESG considerations and stock performance during crises is highlighted.
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Joint research from Professor Baruch Lev investigating why firms split their stock or distribute stock dividends and why the market reacts favorably to these distributions is cited.
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Professor Eli Bartov discusses why the coronavirus crisis has made accounting numbers much less reliable.
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In an op-ed, Professor Baruch Lev asserts that value investing is far from a safeguard in both good and bad times.
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In an op-ed, Professor Baruch Lev examines the relevance of asset write-offs to investors.
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Professor Joshua Ronen weighs in on GE's recent announcement that the company is hiring a new, independent auditor for the upcoming fiscal year.
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Professor Paul Zarowin comments on why he thinks the Chinese IPO market is so alluring to investors.
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In an op-ed, Professor Baruch Lev writes that while a going concern warning should be an input to investment decisions, it’s not a deal-breaker.
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In an op-ed, Professor Baruch Lev cautions that amid the coronavirus crisis investors should take earnings reports from the current quarter with a grain of salt.
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Professor Baruch Lev
"Value Investing in the Time of Covid-19"
In a co-authored op-ed, Professor Baruch Lev examines whether value investing strategies are effective during a crisis.
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Professor Amal Shehata provides insight into how the coronavirus outbreak could impact the financial reporting and auditing processes.
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Professor Baruch Lev asserts that corporate earnings guidance is ineffective due to the unprecedented uncertainty caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
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Professor Stephen Ryan is quoted in a story examining how the coronavirus could affect how companies forecast credit losses.
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Professor Baruch Lev's joint research on intangible assets is referenced.
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Professor April Klein's joint research on reverse stock splits is spotlighted.
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Stern's Master of Science in Accounting program is recognized as the best program of its kind in New York.
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In an op-ed, Professor Baruch Lev explores the impact that the expensing of intangibles has on corporate earnings.
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In a podcast interview, Professor Baruch Lev offers suggestions on how firms can share relevant, useful information with their investors.
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Professor Joshua Ronen's joint research on the impact of the CARD Act is referenced.
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Professor Baruch Lev's book, "The End of Accounting," is cited.
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Stern's MS in Accounting program is featured in a trend story on the evolution of accounting education; Professor Alex Dontoh and Rabia Ahmed, executive director of MBA admissions, are quoted.
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Professor Baruch Lev is quoted in an article about the changing landscape of US food brands.
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Professor Stephen Ryan examines existing literature exploring the current understanding of the causal forces at play in the channels linking banks' financial reporting and financial stability and identifies open questions for future research.
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In a Q&A interview, Professor Baruch Lev discusses how CFOs can better communicate with the investment community, from his book, "The End of Accounting."
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Professor Amal Shehata is named to the Poets & Quants "Top 50 Undergraduate Business Professors" list.
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Professor Ilan Guttman and co-authors develop a model of earnings management which provides predictions about the time-series properties of earnings quality and reporting bias, and estimate the model to separate two components of investors' uncertainty: fundamental economic uncertainty and information asymmetry between the manager and investors due to financial reporting bias and noise.
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Professor Baruch Lev's blog post on how machine learning can be used to improve accounting data is featured.
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Professor Baruch Lev's blog post on the influence of estimates on company earnings reports is featured.
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Professor April Klein investigates the effects of audit committee size and independence standards on the quality of financial reporting by public companies.
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Professor Baruch Lev's comments on the value of intangible assets at the Oscar Pomilio Blumm forum are highlighted.
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Professor April Klein's research on the effectiveness of independent audit committees is featured.
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Professor Christine Cuny, PhD student Jungbae Kim and co-author find evidence that suggests powerful political representation in Congress weakens local governmental incentives to act in the public interest.
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Professor Ilan Guttman and co-author study how a firm’s ability to manipulate reports affects the terms of its debt contracts and the resulting investment and manipulation decisions the firm implements.
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Professor Baruch Lev references his research on earnings relevance and alternative investment models.
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Professor Minah Jung's joint research on approval taglines and perception of political ads is spotlighted.
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