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SUMMARY:Presentation by Davud Rostam-Afschar (University of Mannheim): The German Business Panel: Scope\, Methods\, and Potential for Analysis
DESCRIPTION:As part of the TRR 266 Seminar Series\, Davud Rostam-Afschar from University of Mannheim will hold a presentation on “The German Business Panel: Scope\, Methods\, and Potential for Analysis”. \nTaking place via Zoom.
URL:https://www.accounting-for-transparency.de/event/presentation-by-davud-rostam-afschar-university-of-mannheim-the-german-business-panel-scote-tethods-and-potential-for-analysis/
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SUMMARY:Presentation by Bernard S. Black (Northwestern University): The Effect of Board Structure on Firm Disclosure and Behavior: A Case Study of Korea Comparing Panel and Causal Methods
DESCRIPTION:As part of the TRR 266 Seminar Series\, Bernard S. Black from Northwestern University will hold a presentation on “The Effect of Board Structure on Firm Disclosure and Behavior: A Case Study of Korea Comparing Panel and Causal Methods”. \nTaking place via Zoom.
URL:https://www.accounting-for-transparency.de/event/presentation-by-bernard-s-black-northwestern-university-the-effect-of-board-structure-on-firm-disclosure-and-behavior-a-case-study-of-korea-comparing-panel-and-causal-methods/
LOCATION:LMU Munich\, Ludwigstrasse 28 RG\, room 329\, Munich\, 80539\, Germany
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SUMMARY:Presentation by Jonas Heese (Harvard Business School): Does industry employment of active regulators compromise oversight?
DESCRIPTION:As part of the TRR 266 Seminar Series Joans Heese from the Harvard Business School\, will hold a presentation on “Does industry employment of active regulators compromise oversight?”. \nTaking place via Zoom.
URL:https://www.accounting-for-transparency.de/event/presentation-by-jonas-heese-harvard-business-school-does-industry-employment-of-active-regulators-compromise-oversight/
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SUMMARY:TRR 266 Annual Conference: Public Paper Workshop
DESCRIPTION:On Wednesdays in October and November our researchers will present their latest papers in online workshop sessions. These sessions are open to interested researchers\, we kindly invite you to attend! Registration is required.\n  \n\nProgram\nOctober 21\n3:00—4:15 pm \nDo country risk factors attenuate the effect of taxes on corporate risk-taking?\nBenjamin Osswald (University of Illinois)\, Caren Sureth-Sloane (Paderborn University) \n4:45—6:00 pm\nThe role of personal income taxes in corporate investment decisions\nMartin Jacob\, Robert Vossebürger (both WHU Otto Beisheim School of Management) \nOctober 28\n3:00—4:15 pm\nStrike the right tone: Financial analysts’ tone to acquire information in earnings conference calls\nJulia Haag\, Christian Hofmann\, Nina Schwaiger (all LMU Munich)\, Susanne Klausing (University of Oxford) \n4:45—6:00 pm\nJudicial precedents on GAAP violations\, litigation risk and misreporting\nBenedikt Franke (SKEMA Paris)\, Reeyarn Li (University of Mannheim)\, Allen Huang (HKUST) \nNovember 4\n3:00—4:15 pm \nDo countries benefit from transfer pricing rule inconsistency?\nMarkus Diller (University of Passau)\, Johannes Lorenz (Paderborn University) \n4:45—6:00 pm\nReal effects of country-by-country reporting for MNEs: Tax-induced relocation of production\nRegina Ortmann (Paderborn University)\, Dirk Simons (University of Mannheim)\, Dennis Voeller (Toulouse Business School) \nNovember 11\n3:00—4:15 pm\nAre investors misled by exclusions of recurring expenses from non-GAAP earnings?\nOliver Mehring\, Jens Müller\, Sönke Sievers\, Christian Sofilkanitsch (all Paderborn University) \n4:45—6:00 pm\nReal effects of internal information allocation: Evidence from a field experiment\nAmadeus Bach\, Jannis Bischof (both University of Mannheim) \nNovember 18\n3:00—4:15 pm\nQualitative information disclosure: Is mandating additional tax information disclosure always useful?\nKatarzyna Bilicka (Utah State University)\, Elisa Casi\, Carol Seregni\, Barbara M. B. Stage (all University of Mannheim) \n4:45—6:00 pm\nBanks and their supranational monitors: Do monitoring trustees impact the transparency of banks?\nJanja Brendel (HU Berlin) \nNovember 25\n3:00—4:15 pm \nCorporate reporting and users’ information needs – A preparer perspective\nKathrin Oberwallner (LMU Munich)\, Christoph Pelger (Universität Innsbruck)\, Thorsten Sellhorn (LMU Munich) \n4:45—6:00 pm\nInformation design in coordination games with risk dominant equilibrium selection\nMichael Ebert (Paderborn University)\, Joseph B. Kadane (Carnegie Mellon University)\, Dirk Simons (University of Mannheim)\, Jack D. Stecher (University of Alberta) \n*Timezone: CET \n  \nRegistration\nIf you would like to join our online public paper workshop\, please register here.
URL:https://www.accounting-for-transparency.de/event/trr-266-annual-conference-public-paper-workshop/
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SUMMARY:Presentation by Pepa Kraft (HEC Paris): Credit Rating Agencies and Accounting Fraud Detection
DESCRIPTION:As part of the TRR 266 Seminar Series\, Pepa Kraft from HEC Paris will hold a presentation on “Credit Rating Agencies and Accounting Fraud Detection”. \nTaking place via Zoom.
URL:https://www.accounting-for-transparency.de/event/presentation-by-pepa-kraft-hec-paris/
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