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 Professor Yaniv Konchitchki's research interests are
in the implications of financial reporting for the capital market. He is particularly interested in how equity
asset prices are affected by financial information such as inflation,
exchange rates, analyst forecasts, announcements of superior knowledge
management, and earnings transparency.
His recent research projects have examined how the quality of
financial information affects firms’ cost of capital, and the economic
consequences of inflation in a nominal financial reporting environment. Yaniv received his PhD from Stanford
University in 2007. Before receiving
his PhD, Yaniv worked for several years as a Senior Financial Consultant and
as a CPA in public accounting for PricewaterhouseCoopers, as well as a Senior
Expert for the Securities Authority. CLICK
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Education and Professional Certification
Stanford University, Graduate School of Business
PhD,
Business Administration–Accounting (2007); MSc, Statistics (2004)
Tel Aviv University, School of Economics/Faculty of
Management
MA,
Economics (2002); BA, Accounting and Economics (2000)
Certified Public Accountant (2003)
Working Papers and Published Works
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· Konchitchki, Y. 2009.
“Inflation and Nominal Financial Reporting: Implications for Performance
and Stock Prices.” Working Paper. ABSTRACT/DOWNLOAD
· Barth, M.E., Y. Konchitchki,
and W.R. Landsman. 2009. “Cost of Capital and Earnings Transparency.” Working
Paper. ABSTRACT/DOWNLOAD
· DeFond, M., Y. Konchitchki,
J. McMullin, and D.E. O’Leary. 2009. “To Know or Not to Know: Stock Market
Implications of Firms with Superior Knowledge Management.” Working Paper. ABSTRACT/DOWNLOAD
· Konchitchki, Y. 2007.
“Inflation and Nominal Financial Reporting.” Ph.D. Thesis, Graduate
School of Business, Stanford University, 93 pages. DOWNLOAD
· Konchitchki, Y., X. Lou, G.
Sadka, and R. Sadka. 2009. “Do Analyst Forecasts Reflect Investor
Expectations? On the Predictability of Analyst Forecast Errors.” Working
Paper. ABSTRACT/DOWNLOAD
· Aranya N., Y. Konchitchki,
and E. Yampuler. 2009. “Accounting in Business.” Dyonon Tel Aviv
University Press, 743 pages. Textbook. Heb. Reprinted Editions: 2002,
2003, 2004, 2005, 2007. DOWNLOAD
COVER
· Konchitchki, Y. and A. Simon.
2009. “Would you Bet Your Savings on Today’s Best Analyst?”Working
Paper. ABSTRACT/DOWNLOAD
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Work in Progress
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· “Exchange Rate Exposure”
(with Yakov Amihud and Eli Bartov)
· “The Value of Financial
Expertise for Processing Financial Statement Information” (with Moran Cerf)
· “Evaluation of Accounting
Measurement Attributes”
· “A Note on the Discontinuity
in the Earnings Distribution: An Analytical Formulation of the Kink”
· “Strategic Herding in
Financial Markets” (with Scott Joslin)
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Contact Information
Mailing Address:
Yaniv
Konchitchki
Leventhal
School of Accounting
Marshall
School of Business
University
of Southern California
3660
Trousdale Parkway, Room ACC 121
Los
Angeles, CA 90089
E-mail:
yaniv@marshall
dot USC dot EDU
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