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Nanyang Business School is the only Singapore business school and third in Asia to be accredited by both the EQUIS (European Quality Improvement System) and AACSB (Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business). These are the most widely-recognised European and American quality assurance standards for accounting and business education. They assure our graduates that their degrees will be both recognised and valued around the world.

Nanyang Business School is the only Singapore business school and third in Asia to be accredited by both the EQUIS (European Quality Improvement System) and AACSB (Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business). These are the most widely-recognised European and American quality assurance standards for accounting and business education. They assure our graduates that their degrees will be both recognised and valued around the world.




Seminars
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Year 2009

   
Forthcoming Seminar
   
Nov 25

Title: Corporate Suppliers and Customers and Accounting Conservatism

Speaker: Asst Professor Kai Wai HUI, Hong Kong University of Science & Technology

Time: 1.30 pm to 2.45 pm

Venue: ESR2 (S3.1-B1-02/03)

   
   
Jan 14 Geography and the Incidence of Financial Misreporting
by Professor Shivaram RAJGOPAL, University of Washington
   
Jan 21 Do Institutional Investors Overreact to Small Negative Earnings Surprises?
by Professor Bin KE, Pennsylvania State University
   
Feb 4 Subordinates as the First Line of Defense: The Effects of Manager-Subordinate Relationship Quality and Ethical Concerns on Biased Financial Reporting
by Professor Jane KENNEDY, University of Washington
   
Feb 18 The Trade-Off Between Real Earnings Management and Accruals Management When Both are Costly
by Professor Asheq RAHMAN, Massey University
   
Mar 4 Institutional Investors, Commission Fees, and Analyst Bias
by  Asst Professor Yong (George) YANG, Chinese University of Hong Kong
   
Mar 6 Earnings Management at the Segment Level
by  Asst Professor Yvonne Y LU, University of Southern California
   
Mar 18 How Do Investors Assess the Relevance of Fair Value for Financial Instruments?
by  Professor Lisa KOONCE, University of Texas at Austin
   
May 8 Accounting Quality, Real Investment and Welfare
by Professor Guochang ZHANG, Hong Kong University of Science & Technology
   
May 13 An Analysis of Managerial Use and Market Consequences of Earnings Management & Expectation Management
by  Professor Somnath DAS, University of Illinois-Chicago
   
June 5 The Consequences of Aggressive Financial Reporting: The Case of External Financing
by Professor Qiang CHENG, University of Wisconsin - Madison
   
July 3 Do Bank Affiliated Analysts Benefit from Information Sharing?
by Asst Professor Xiumin MARTIN, Washington University in Saint Louis
   
July 6 Investor Trading and the Post Earnings Announcement Drift
by Assoc Professor Oliver Zhen LI, University of Arizona
   
July 20

Monopoly or Competition: Standard Setting in the Private and Public Sector

by Professor Karim JAMAL, University of Alberta

   
Aug 19

Endogenous Dynamic Overconfidence in Managerial Forecasts and the Reaction of Market Participants

by Assoc Professor Gilles HILARY, HEC Paris

   
Aug 26

The Earnings Numbers Game: Rewards to Walk Down and Penalties to Walk Up of Analysts' Forecasts of Earnings

by Professor Siew Hong TEOH, University of California at Irvine

   
Sept 2

Voluntary versus Mandatory Audits: Evidence from the Credit Ratings Issued to Private Firms

by Professor Clive LENNOX, Nanyang Technological University

   
Sept 9

Audit Fees and Audit Quality of Large Market Share Auditors

by Professor Steven F CAHAN, University of Auckland

   
Sept 22 Framing Sticks vs Carrots: An Experimental Investigation of Control & Trust in Agency Relationships

by Assoc Professor Kristy TOWRY, Emory University

   
Sept 30 Legal Regimes and Investor Response to Accounting Disclosures: The Case of Going-concern Opinions

by Dr Asad KAUSAR, University of Manchester

   
Nov 4 Convergence of Accounting Standards and Foreign Direct Investment

by Professor Yuan DING, China Europe International Business School (CEIBS)

   
Nov 11 Insider Trading and Earnings Management: Is there a Connection?

by Assoc Professor Keshab Shrestha, Nanyang Technological University

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