Archive: Accounting Research Seminar

Accounting Research Seminar

Internalizing Externalities: Disclosure Regulation for Hydraulic Fracturing Fluids and Water Quality

10/09/19 13:30 - 14:45
HoF - HoF E.01 / Deutsche Bank
Christian Leuz (Booth Chicago) - Part of the TRR 266 Seminar Series

The rise of shale gas and tight oil development has triggered a major public debate about hydraulic fracturing…

The rise of shale gas and tight oil development has triggered a major public debate about hydraulic fracturing (HF). In an effort to mitigate shale gas development risks, U.S. state…

Accounting Research Seminar

Financial Leverage and Expected Stock Returns

10/17/19 14:15 - 15:30
RuW 3.201
Xiao-Jun Zhang (Berkeley Haas) - Part of the TRR 266 Seminar Series

This paper examines the cross-sectional relation between leverage and future stock returns. Prior research…

This paper examines the cross-sectional relation between leverage and future stock returns. Prior research documents a puzzling negative correlation. We show that it is largely caused by…

Accounting Research Seminar

Exploring the Accrual Landscape by Open Science

11/07/19 14:15 - 15:30
HoF E.20 / DZ Bank
Joachim Gassen (HU Berlin)

In an influential study, Bushman, Lerman, and Zhang (2016) document that the cash flow accrual association…

In an influential study, Bushman, Lerman, and Zhang (2016) document that the cash flow accrual association diminishes over time in the U.S. They identify non-timing related accruals as the…

Accounting Research Seminar

Mixed Data Sampling

11/11/19 14:15 - 15:30
RuW 3.201
Ryan Ball (University of Michigan)
Accounting Research Seminar

Trust, Investment and Competition: Theory and Evidence from German Car Manufacturers

12/05/19 14:15 - 15:30
RuW 3.201
Konrad Stahl (Universität Mannheim)

Based on data from a comprehensive benchmarking study on buyer-supplier relationships in the German automotive…

Based on data from a comprehensive benchmarking study on buyer-supplier relationships in the German automotive industry, we show that more trust in a relationship is associated with higher…

Accounting Research Seminar

Does industry employment of active regulators compromise oversight?

11/12/20 14:15 - 15:15
Zoom
Jonas Heese (Harvard Business School) - Part of the TRR 266 Seminar Series

I study whether industry employment of active regulators compromises oversight. To examine this question, I…

I study whether industry employment of active regulators compromises oversight. To examine this question, I exploit that the Financial Reporting Enforcement Panel (FREP), the German…

Accounting Research Seminar

The Certification Role of Company Awards for Private Firms

01/28/21 15:30 - 16:30
Zoom
Maximilian Muhn (Chicago Booth) - Part of the TRR 266 Seminar Series

This paper examines the impact of company awards for fast-growing private firms on firms’ future growth and…

This paper examines the impact of company awards for fast-growing private firms on firms’ future growth and performance. We expect that firms use such awards as a certification of quality,…

Accounting Research Seminar

Strategic Syndication: Is Bad News Shared in Loan Syndicates?

04/22/21 15:30 - 16:30
Zoom
Christopher Williams (University of Michigan) - Part of the TRR 266 Seminar Series

We investigate whether lead arrangers opportunistically withhold their private information from participant…

We investigate whether lead arrangers opportunistically withhold their private information from participant lenders and how this behavior affects the structure of loan syndicates. Using an FDA…

Accounting Research Seminar

Public Peers, Accounting Comparability, and Value Relevance of Private Firms’ Financial Reporting

05/06/21 15:30 - 16:30
Zoom
Jochen Pierk (Erasmus University Rotterdam)

We examine whether higher accounting comparability between public and private firms increases the value…

We examine whether higher accounting comparability between public and private firms increases the value relevance of private firms’ financial reporting. We first conduct a series of interviews…

Accounting Research Seminar

Ignorance is Bliss: Effects of Real Earnings Management by Rank-and-File Employees and the Role of Managers

12/02/21 14:15 - 15:30
Zoom
Markus Arnold (University of Bern)

This study uses an interactive experiment to investigate the effects of real earnings management by…

This study uses an interactive experiment to investigate the effects of real earnings management by rank-and-file employees to meet internal performance targets on their performance. We also…