Firm Exposure to Governance Agencies and Audit Fees: Business Risk or External Monitoring?
Investigates whether firm exposure to governance agencies affects audit pricing through business-risk or external-monitoring channels.
My research examines corporate disclosure, auditing, and cybersecurity risk using quantitative archival methods, large-scale textual analysis, and machine learning.
Examines how mandatory cybersecurity disclosure under SEC Item 1C changes the way firms communicate cyber risk.
Manuscript details are available for academic and recruiting enquiries.
Investigates whether firm exposure to governance agencies affects audit pricing through business-risk or external-monitoring channels.
Studies how the language used in data-breach notifications shapes stock-market reactions.
Develops measures for studying how meaning and context travel across corporate narratives.
11th Workshop on Audit Quality
Italy · Presenter
Finance and Business Analytics Conference
Greece · Presenter and discussant
48th European Accounting Association Annual Congress
Prague · Presenter and discussant
British Accounting & Finance Association Annual Conference with Doctoral Masterclasses
Birmingham · Presenter and discussant
Nordic Accounting Conference
Denmark · Presenter and discussant
Scottish Doctoral Colloquium
UK · Presenter
Python · Stata · SAS · Quantitative archival research · Textual analysis · Machine learning · Statistical analysis