19th London Business School Accounting Symposium

Accepted Papers & Discussants

1. “Social Externalities of Bank Enforcement Actions: The Case of Minority Lending,” Byeongchan An (Utah), Robert Bushman (UNC), Anya Kleymenova* (Federal Reserve Board) and Rimmy Tomy (Chicago)

Discussant: Christine Cuny (NYU)

2. “Uneven Regulation and Economic Reallocation: Evidence from Transparency Regulation,” Matthias Breuer (Columbia) and Patricia Breuer* (Mannheim)

Discussant: Nemit Shroff (MIT)

3. “Not Just for Investors: The Role of Earnings Announcements in Guiding Job Seekers,” Bong-Geun Choi (Fount Incorporation), Jungho Choi (Stanford) and Sara Malik* (Utah)

Discussant: Inna Abramova (LBS)

4. “Measuring the Effects of the Global Tax Reform - Evidence from High-frequency Data,” Marcel Olbert* and Roberto Gomez Cram (LBS)

Discussant: Maria Ogneva (USC)

5. “Does Social Media Activity Reduce Corporate Misconduct?” Jonas Heese* and Joseph Pacelli (HBS)

Discussant: Thomas Bourveau (Columbia)

6. “Retail Investor Trading and Market Reactions to Earnings Announcements,” Henry Friedman* and Zitong Zeng (UCLA)

Discussant: Estelle Sun (Boston University)
* Presenting author

The Symposium brings together leading accounting scholars in an informal setting to discuss a small number of high-quality research papers.

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