Research and Teaching Interests
My research focuses on how corporations communicate with information intermediaries and the capital markets. Using primarily quantitative empirical research methods, I examine
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how employees, regulations, institutions, and governance shape corporate disclosure,
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how corporate disclosure choices influence the work that information intermediaries do, and
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how financial regulations change the incentives that information intermediaries have.
In line with my research, I teach financial reporting and corporate disclosure topics at undergraduate and PhD level.
Areas of Expertise
Segment Reporting; Mandatory and Voluntary Corporate Disclosure; Investor Relations; Financial Reporting Quality; Textual Analysis; Information Intermediaries; International Accounting
Education
PhD in Business Administration (Accounting and Auditing) at ESSEC Business School, France
Advanced Master's Degree in Business Administration Research at ESSEC Business School, France
Master's Degree in Management Accounting, Auditing and Control at Babes-Bolyai University, Romania
Bachelor's Degree in Accounting and Information Systems at Babes-Bolyai University, Romania
