Research

The Credibility of Non-Disclosure: Evidence from Real-time Market Response to NonAnswers in Conference Calls (with Jared Flake and Miao Liu)

Revising for 3rd round review at the Accounting Review

Presented at FARS Conference and AAA Annual Meeting

When Charts Clarify and Mislead: Visual Disclosure in Earnings Call Presentations (with Miao Liu and Zhizhe Liu)

Revising for 2nd round review at the Journal of Accounting Research

Presented at Dartmouth, NYU Stern, Chinese University of Hong Kong (Shenzhen), HK Junior Accounting Faculty Conference, PolyU Accounting Research Conference, Hawai’i Accounting Research Conference, and FARS conference

The Spillover Effect of Waiver Disclosures on Corporate Risk-Taking

Dissertation Committee: Professors Amy Hutton (co-chair), Miao Liu (co-chair), and Alvis Lo

Presented at Boston College, University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, and Chinese University of Hong Kong (Shenzhen)

Human Information Production in the Machine Age: Evidence from Automated Information Acquisition in the Asset Management Industry? (with Kai Du, Miao Liu and Shuyang Wang)

Presented at FARS Conference, Boston Empirical Accounting Conference, the 2nd Annual Labor and Accounting Conference, MIT Asia Conference, and AAA Annual Meeting

Hedging Climate Change Risk: A Real-time Market Response Approach (with Miao Liu and Rachel Xi Zhang)

2nd Research Prize Award of IQAM

Presented at Boston Empirical Accounting Conference, Bristol Financial Markets Conference, 2024 China International Conference in Finance (CICF), European Financial Management Association (EFMA) Annual Conference, Northeastern Finance Conference, JAAF Symposium, PolyU Accounting Research Conference.

A Rotten Apple Spoils the Barrel? The Spillover Effect of Corporate ESG Misconduct on Family Stock Ownership (with Ki-Soon Choi, Lian Fen Lee, and Alvis Lo)

Is Information Production for the U.S. Stock Market Becoming More Concentrated? (with Miao Liu and Rachel Xi Zhang)

Featured in: Institutional Money

Presented at Boston College, Chicago Booth, Music City Accounting Research Conference, MIT Asia Conference, FARS Conference, and Spark Conference.

Question Herding in Earnings Calls

Presented at Boston College