Prof. WANG Zheng (王征)

Dr. Zheng Wang received her Ph.D degree in accounting from University of Maryland in US, her master degree in accounting and finance from London School of Economics in UK and her bachelor degree from Peking University in China. She is currently a full professor in the Department of Accountancy of the College of Business. Her research interests lie in the area of capital market, financial reporting, tax avoidance, corporate disclosure, and ESG.

• Capital Market
• Financial Reporting
• Corporate Disclosure
• Tax Avoidance
• ESG

Participating in or organising a conference / an event

• Wang, Z., J. B. Kim and B. Xin (2010), "Effect of Information Opacity and Business Complexity on Star Analyst Coverage", presented at 2010 American Accounting Association Annual Meeting.
• Wang, Z. and J. B. Kim (2009), "Determinants of Analysts’ Tendency to Follow or Complement Management Forecasts", presented at 2009 American Accounting Association Annual Meeting of the Western Region.
• Wang, Z. and J. B. Kim (2009), "Determinants of Analysts’ Tendency to Follow or Complement Management Forecasts", presented at 2009 American Accounting Association Annual Meeting.
• Wang, Z. (2008), "“The Role of Analysts’ Information in Helping Investors Understand the Valuation Implications of Announced Earnings", presented at 2008 American Accounting Association Annual Meeting.
• Wang, Z. (2008), "The Role of Analysts’ Information in Helping Investors Understand the Valuation Implications of Announced Earnings", presented at 2008 American Accounting Association Annual Meeting of the Western Region.
• Wang, Z. (2007), "“Measuring Investors’ Assessment of Earnings Persistence: Do Investors See through Smoothed Earnings?", presented at 2007 American Accounting Association Annual Meeting of the Western Region.