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Professor Yaniv
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Professor Konchitchki is expert in
the implications of macroeconomic information (such as inflation and foreign
exchange rate changes) for financial reporting and equity asset prices.
His expertise also concerns the equity asset pricing effects of analyst
forecasts, information announcements, and the quality of accounting
information. Before receiving a PhD from Stanford University in 2007,
he was a professor at USC, CPA and Senior Financial Consultant at
PricewaterhouseCoopers, and a Senior Expert at the Securities Authority. NEWS: Marshall Honors Faculty and Staff Members
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Education and Professional Certification Stanford University, Graduate School of Business PhD in Business Administration–Accounting (2007); MSc in Statistics
(2004) Jaedicke Merit Award for excellence in the PhD program Tel Aviv University, School of Economics/Faculty of
Management MA in Economics (2002);
BA in Accounting and Economics (2000) Magna Cum Laude.
Selected to the university’s special program for outstanding students Certified Public Accountant (2003) PubliCATIONS AND WORKING PAPERS “Inflation and Nominal Financial Reporting:
Implications for Performance and Stock Prices.” 2011. The Accounting
Review, Volume 86 (3): 1045–1085. DOWNLOAD “Event Study Methodologies in IS Research.” 2011. With
Daniel E. O’Leary. International Journal of Accounting Information Systems,
Volume 12 (2): 99–115. DOWNLOAD “Accounting in Business.” Tel Aviv University Press.
2010. Book (743 pages). Reprinted Editions: 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007.
With Nissim Aranya and Ehud Yampuler. “Cost of Capital and Earnings Transparency.” 2010. With
Mary E. Barth and Wayne R. Landsman. DOWNLOAD “Underreaction or Risk? Expected Earnings and the
Post-Earnings-Announcement Drift.” 2011. With Xiaoxia Lou, Gil Sadka, and
Ronnie Sadka. DOWNLOAD “Market
Valuation of Internally Generated Intangibles: The Case of Knowledge
Management” 2011. With Mark L. DeFond, Jeff McMullin, and Daniel E.
O’Leary. DOWNLOAD “Would you Bet Your Savings on Today’s Best Analyst?”
2010. With Andreas Simon. DOWNLOAD “Capital Market Consequences of Filing Late 10-Qs and
10-Ks.” 2011. With Eli Bartov and Mark DeFond. DOWNLOAD “Legal Environment and the Differential Performance of
Public and Private Firms.” 2010. With Bjorn Jorgensen, Bugra Ozel, and Gil
Sadka. “Exchange Rate Exposure Risk.” 2011. With Yakov Amihud
and Eli Bartov. “Inflation-Based Investment Strategies.” 2010. HONORS AND ACHIEVMENTS · The 2011 Evan C. Thompson Teaching
& Learning Innovation Dean’s Award for Excellence in Teaching in the MBA
Program · Columbia University CIBER Grant Recipient,
The Center for International Business Education and Research at Columbia
University (2009) · Doctoral Fellowships, Stanford GSB
(2002-2007) · AAA/Deloitte/J. Michael Cook Doctoral
Consortium Fellow, · Jaedicke Merit Award, for excellence
in the Ph.D. program, Stanford GSB (2003) · Magna Cum Laude, · Annual Prize of the · Selected to the University’s Special
Program for Outstanding Students, · Awards for Excellence – Full
Scholarship and Stipends, ·
Best-Operation Distinction, Head of Intelligence
Services (1995) |
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