The 25th annual UTS Summer Accounting Conference will be held in-person on 9-10th February 2023.

It will comprise of 7 research proposals presentations and a panel session. Each proposal will be followed by discussion and a Q&A session. The Accounting Discipline Group and UTS is committed to ensuring that the 25th annual UTS Accounting Research Proposal Day continues as a valuable event of its type in the Australasian region.

Full event details can be found - https://www.uts.edu.au/about/uts-business-school/accounting/what-we-do/research/events/2023-uts-australian-summer-accounting-conference

Papers to be presented:

Climate-Related Uncertainty and Managerial Short-Termism, Tyler Kleppe (University of Kentucky)
Do Firms Become More Toxic after Going Public? Evidence from Hydraulic Fracturing Operators, Wen He (Monash University)
Doing Good by Being Smart: Green Innovation, Firm Performance, and ESG Funds’ Capital Allocation, An-Ping Lin (Singapore Management University)
Do Sustainability Rating Matter: Evidence from Private Wealth Investment Flows, Amir Amel-Zadeh (University of Oxford)
TruPS, I Did It Again: The Impact of Fair Value Circuit Breakers on Banks’ Impairment and Trading Decisions, Zoltan Novotny-Farkas (The Vienna University of Business and Economics)
Classifying Forecasts, Robbie Moon (Georgia Tech)
Competitive Target Pay Practices for CEO Compensation, Francesco Reggiani (University of Zurich)

For any enquiries please contact Kaiyan Zhang(kaiyan.zhang@uts.edu.au)