Professor Stephan's research focuses on the intersection between investors, information intermediaries, and firm disclosures. His research investigates whether two different investor types, institutional and algorithmic, affect firm disclosure policies. He is also interested in whether the timing of firm disclosures affects how the disclosures are processed by investors and incorporated into prices. Other areas of interest include market intermediaries and the exchange of information between analyst brokerage houses and politicians.
ACCT 3220 - Corporate Financial Reporting 1
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Fall 2018 / Fall 2019 / Fall 2020 / Fall 2021 / Fall 2022 / Fall 2023
First of a two-course sequence intended to provide students with increased fluency in the language of business. Focuses on U.S. and international accounting concepts and methods that underlie financial statements and the related implications for interpreting financial accounting information.
ACCT 7830 - Doctoral Seminar: Accounting Research
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Fall 2024
Designed to assist the doctoral student in integrating courses and fields of study in order to be able to apply knowledge and skills to problems in accounting. Special attention given to the development of thesis topics.
