Mandatory IFRS Reporting and Stock Price Informativeness 

 Please find a brief CV below and the paper attached (BJKV_9April_2009.pdf)

 The seminar will be held in Castellón de la Plana 8, room CP-203, at 15:00.

If you would like to meet with Prof. Joos , please contact Garen Markarian (garen.markarian@ie.edu).

Phillip M.M. Joos

Professor of Finance

 http://www.tilburguniversity.nl/webwijs/show/?uid=philjoos 

 Education

• PhD in Business from the Graduate School of Business of Stanford University (2001)
• Master of Science in Statistics, Stanford University (1998)
• Master of Science in Finance, University of Ghent (1994)
• Bachelor Degree in Business Economics, University of Ghent (1992)

Academic Experience

• 2005-present: Tilburg University, The Netherlands. Full Professor of Accounting
• 2000-2005: University of Rochester, Rochester, NY. Assistant Professor of Accounting

Research

Prof. Joos' research is situated in the area of empirical financial accounting. His research interest are: Use of Accounting and Non-Accounting Data for Equity Valuation, Accounting Conservatism, Earnings Prediction, Firms' Selection Process of Chief Executive Officers, Corporate

Governance, Valuation in R&D-Intensive Industries, Real Options, Credit Scoring, Failure Prediction, IPO long-term performance, International Accounting Standards, International Earnings Comparability.

His work has appeared in academic journals including the Financial Management; Journal of Accounting Research; The European Accounting Review, Journal of Accounting, Auditing and Finance; Applications of Machine Learning and Data Mining in Finance; and Tijdschrift voor Economie en Management among others

Teaching

• M.Phil. - Research in Financial Accounting PhD course (Fall 2007 & Fall 2008)
• M.Phil. - Principles of Accounting PhD course (Fall 2005-2008)
• M.Sc. in accounting - Accounting Theory (Winter 2006-2008)
• Executive courses at TIASNimbas business school (since 2006)

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