ACL research seminar series are organised by the Accounting, Control and Legal affairs department. They are open to all.

If you are interested, please contact Pierre Lescoat, pierre.lescoat@neoma-bs.fr ou Elise Berlinksi, elise.berlinski@neoma-bs.fr.

2023-2024

The shedule will be updated on a regular basis

October 20th, 2:15pm – 4:00pm, NEOMA Paris Campus, Room 403

• Yuval Millo (Warwick Business School)

December 15th

• TBC

January 22nd

• Nathalie Clavijo (TBS Education)

March 15th

• Oliver Bintz (ESMT Berlin)

May 27th – 14.00 to 16.00

• Jérémy Morales (Bristol University)

June 20th

• Jan Mouritsen (Copenhagen Business School)

Previous seminars

2022-23

• Rong Ding (NEOMA BS), “Do Director Networks Matter for Environmental Disclosures in Heavily Polluting Industries? Evidence from China”
• Simone Traini (NHH Norwegian School of Economics): “Foreign Institutional Ownership and Corporate Tax Planning”
• Jeong-Hoon HYUN (NEOMA BS): “Incentive System Design When Earnings Congruence is Low”
• Yunqi Xu (NEOMA BS), “Equity-debt Dual Holdings and Demand for High-quality Audits”
• Keith Robson (HEC Paris), “Technological mediation, mediating morality and the moral imaginaries of design: performance measurement systems in the pharmaceutical industry”
• Han Wu (HEC Paris), “The (In)Visibility of Undisclosed Political Connections”
• Chih-Chieh Hsieh (NEOMA BS), “Effect of Audit-Firm Membership in Alliances, Associations and Networks on Tax Planning – International Evidence”
• P Seung Hwan (Peter) Oh (McGill University, Canada), “Do Audit Committee Members with Tarnished Reputations Learn from their Mistakes?”
• Crystal Yanting SHI (HEC Paris), “Internal Control Processes and Employee Job Satisfaction”

2021-2022

• Pr. Sean Cao (Georgia State University): “How to Talk When a Machine is Listening: Corporate Disclosure in the Age of AI”
• Chih-Chieh (Chris) HSIEH (NEOMA): “VAT Adoption and Corporate Income Tax Avoidance”
• Stéphanie Thiery (ICN Nancy) and Stéphane Lhuillery (NEOMA BS, Finance Dpt), “Gender, Position, and Earnings Management”

• Jeong-Hoon (David) Hyun (NEOMA BS), “When and Where Does the Tournament Prize Matter?”

• Albert Kwame Mensah (HEC Paris), “Wisdom of crowds as a verification tool in bank lending: Evidence from borrowers’ customer tweets”

• Wenhong DING (NEOMA BS), Heading into the Digital Age: Intelligent Manufacturing and Asymmetric Cost Behavior

•  Wenxuan HOU (University of Edinburgh, Business School), Witchcraft and financial development

• Pierre LESCOAT (NEOMA BS), Sustainable Careers and Performance Evaluation Systems: The Example of Investment Bankers

2020-2021

• Pr. Olivier DESPLEBIN, Université de Rouen – “Blockchain et comptabilité”.
• Pr Fahim Javed (Le Mans Université), Pr Mehdi Nekhili (Le Mans Université) et Pr Haithem Nagati (EM Lyon) – “Looking beyond homophily: Board gender quota law and the choice of gender-diverse audit partners”.
• Pr. Pénélope Van den Bussche (Dauphine) et Pr. Claire Dambrin (ESCP) – “Assetizing the self: human capital on peer-to-peer platforms“.
• “Knowledge sources of internal audit innovation“, Pr Marion Tellechea (ICN), Stéphanie Thiery Dubuisson (ICN) et Stéphane Lhuillery (NEOMA)
• “We all have better things to do than do audit work”. Accepting compromises in audit work: An ethnography of junior auditors in Big 4 firms”, Pr Sébastien Stenger (ISG)
• Pr. Thomas Bourveau (Columbia Business School, New York) “Public Company Auditing Around the Securities Exchange Act”