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Ramanan Work Published
Milani Article Published
Ken Milani’s article, “Seeking shelter: Pondering the potential and problems,” co-authored with Richard Rodriguez, was recently published in the October 2019 issue of The Tax Magazine. Richard is a Double Domer, with both undergraduate and MSA degrees from ND.
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Badertscher Paper Accepted at Journal of Management Accounting Research
Brad Badertscher's paper, Private versus public corporate ownership: Implications for future changes in profitability, has been accepted by the Journal of Management Accounting Research.
Abstract: Managers have long debated the implications of public and private corporate ownership;…
Badertscher Promoted
Accountancy's Brad Badertscher was appointed as the Deloitte and Touche Professor of Accountancy as of January 1, 2020. Congratulations, Brad!
Kowaleski's Work Featured in Several News Outlets
Kowaleski Ethics Paper Accepted
Recently Published Work
Tonia Murphy's paper "The Right of Publicity: Worth a Closer Look in the Classroom," was published in the Journal of Legal Studies Education (Vol. 36, Issue 2, Summer 2019).
2019 Notable Contribution to Management Accounting Literature Award
Asis Martinez-Jerez received the 2019 Notable Contribution to Management Accounting Literature Award for "The performance effect of feedback frequency and detail: Evidence from a field experiment in customer satisfaction," Journal of Accounting Research, 55/5 (December 2017):…
Paper Acceptances
Brad Badertscher's paper, "Private versus public corporate ownership: Implications for future changes in profitability," co-authored with Kristian D. Allee and Teri L. Yohn, has been accepted for publication at the Journal of Management Accounting Research.
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Outstanding Service Award
Brad Badertscher received the Outstanding Service Award from the Financial Accounting and Reporting Section (FARS) of the American Accounting Association for his service on the FARS Steering Board Committee.
Department of Accountancy Names New Lizzadro Chaired Professor
Hal White is the Vincent and Rose Lizzadro Professor of Accountancy. Before joining Mendoza in 2019, he spent five years at Penn State's Smeal College of Business, and six years at the University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business, where he taught in both undergraduate and graduate (Masters and…
Latest Burks paper accepted by RAST
Please join us in congratulating Jeff Burks on the acceptance of Competition and voluntary disclosure: Evidence from deregulation in the banking industry (with coauthors Cuny, Gerakos, and Granja) by the Review of Accounting Studies. Congratulations Jeff!
Badertscher Paper on Private Ownership and Public Debt Published
Brad Badertscher's paper (co-authored with Sharon Katz, Dan Givloy, and Hanna Lee) "Private Ownership and the Cost of Public Debt: Evidence from the Bond Market" has been accepted for publication in Management Science.
A number of studies have examined the effect of public and private…
Ramanan Publishes Paper In Oil, Gas & Energy Quarterly
Ram Ramanan's paper with Kirk Phillipich and Bruce Bublitz, "One Conspirator or Two in the Death of the Coal-Miner's Daughter", has been accepted for publication by Oil, Gas, & Energy Quarterly.
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Larocque Publishes paper on Cost of Equity Capital Estimates
Stephannie Larocque's Paper, "Manager's Cost of Equity Capital Estimates: Empirical Evidence," will be published in the Journal of Accounting, Auditing and Finance. Larocque co-authored the paper with Alastair Lawrence, UC Berkeley, and Kevin Veenstra, McMaster University.
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Why Bank Earnings Report Might Be Old News
Many publicly traded banks wrapped up their second-quarter earnings reports before the end of July. Some banks didn’t, but for that group, investors actually might have had an early window into their performance: The banks’ quarterly regulatory filings, known as “call reports,” were likely already available, according to a new study by researchers at the University of Notre Dame.
Want An Early Peek At Bank Profits? Get It From U.S. Government
There’s a hidden way to get detailed financial data on publicly traded…