I am an Associate Professor at the University of Waterloo, School of Accounting and Finance.

I teach Intermediate and Advanced Financial Accounting at the undergraduate level and an archival research seminar at the doctoral level. I received my PhD in accounting from Stern School of Business, NYU.

My research examines the information needs of capital market participants, including the determinants of firms' financial reporting and disclosure choices, the role of regulation in financial institutions, and how stock markets react to both. My work has appeared in the British Accounting Review, Financial Management, Accounting Perspectives, and the Financial Review, with media coverage in The Globe and Mail and Accounting Today.

Yes, I voluntarily chose to study accounting at the doctoral level. And yes, I sometimes make my family call me Doctor.

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