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Faculty Profile

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KIM, Jungbae

Full-time Faculty

Assistant Professor of Accounting; Lee Kong Chian Fellow

School of Accountancy SOA

Dr Jungbae Kim joined Singapore Management University after completing his PhD and MPhil in accounting at Stern School of Business, New York University. He completed his MS in Accounting and BA in Business Administration and Economics at Seoul National University. His research interests include accounting oversight, political economy, environmental reporting, and household finance. He teaches data analytics with R programming to accounting undergraduate students.

Education

PhD in Accounting, New York University, 2020
MPhill in Accounting, New York University, 2019
MS in Accounting, Seoul National University, 2015 
BA in Business Administration/Economics, Seoul National University, 2013

Research Interests

PCAOB
Political Economy
Environmental Reporting
Household Finance

Teaching Interests

Data Analytics
Financial Accounting
Auditing

Selected Recognition and Awards

Most Promising Researcher (2022)
SMU Della Suantio Fellowship (2021)
Fubon Center for Business, Innovation and Technology Doctoral Fellowship (2020)
Samsung PhD Fellowship (2015-2020)
FARS Excellence in Reviewing Award (2019)

Selected Appointments

Reviewer, SOAR Accounting Symposium (2020-2022)
Interviewer, SMU School of Accountancy Undergraduate Program Admission (2021-2022)
Reviewer, FARS Meeting (2019-2022)
Reviewer, AAA Annual Meeting (2017-2019)
Reviewer, HARC Conference (2018)

Selected Publications

The Effect of PCAOB Inspections on Corporate Innovation: Evidence from Deficiencies about the Valuation of Intangibles. Review of Accounting Studies, Forthcoming

Public Audit Oversight and the Originate-to-Distribute Model, with Daniel Aobdia and Yiwei Dou. Journal of Accounting and Economics, 72 (1), 2021, 101420

Politically Connected Governments, with Christine Cuny and Mihir N Mehta. Journal of Accounting Research, 58 (4), 2020, 915-952 

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