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Prof. Doron Israeli received his PhD in Business Administration (Sub-Plan: Accounting) from Stanford University. Prof. Israeli also holds an MS degree in Statistics from Stanford University and a BA degree in Economics, Accounting, and Management from Tel-Aviv University (with the highest distinction; 97/100). During his BA studies, Prof. Israeli participated in The Adi Lautman Special Program for Outstanding Students at Tel Aviv University.
 
Prof. Israeli's interests and expertise are in empirical capital markets research. Specifically, Prof. Israeli examines the role of financial reporting in capital markets, and investigates the effects of capital markets frictions and human cognitive constraints on pricing efficiency and corporate investment policy.
 
Prof. Israeli's teaching interests include courses in Financial Accounting, Business Data Analytics, and Active Investments.
 
Prof. Israeli has vast experience in the corporate world. He serves as a Member of the Board of Directors (an Independent Director) of the Kazakhstan Stock Exchange (KASE). Prior to starting his PhD studies, Prof. Israeli worked in the Professional Practice Department of Ernst & Young (EY) and after that in the Corporate Finance Division of Israel Securities Authority (ISA). Prof. Israeli is a Certified Public Accounting (CPA) in Israel.

Publications

"Stock Price Management and Share Issuance: Evidence from Equity Warrants" (with Mary E. Barth, Kurt H. Gee, and Ron Kasznik) The Accounting Review [96(5): 31-52 (September 2021)]

"Unexpected Distractions and Investor Attention to Corporate Announcements" (with Ron Kasznik and Suhas A. Sridharan) Review of Accounting Studies, Forthcoming

“The Real Side of the High-Volume Return Premium” (with Ron Kaniel and Suhas A. Sridharan) Management Science, Forthcoming

“Is there a dark side to exchange traded funds (ETFs)? An information perspective” (with Charles M. C. Lee and Suhas A. Sridharan) Review of Accounting Studies [22(3): 1048-1083 (September 2017)]

“What do accruals tell us about future cash flows?” (with Mary E. Barth and Greg Clinch) Review of Accounting Studies [21(3): 768-807 (September 2016)]

“Recognition versus disclosure: evidence from fair value of investment property” Review of Accounting Studies [20(4): 1457-1503 (December 2015)]

“Disentangling mandatory IFRS reporting and changes in enforcement” (with Mary E. Barth) Journal of Accounting and Economics [56(2-3): 178-188 (December 2013)].

Research interests

The role of financial reporting in capital markets;
The effects of capital markets frictions and human cognitive constraints on pricing efficiency and corporate investment policy

Teaching

Financial Accounting and Statement Analysis;
Data Analytics (e.g., Econometrics, Machine Learning; R Programming);
Investments

Education/Academic qualification

Ph.D. in Business Administration, Accounting, Stanford University

Sept 21 2009Sept 30 2013

Award Date: Sept 30 2013

M.S. in Statistics, Stanford University

Sept 20 2010Jun 8 2012

Award Date: Jun 15 2012

M.Acc., Professional Accounting, Tel Aviv University

Sept 3 2006Oct 1 2007

Award Date: Oct 1 2007

B.A. in Economics, Accounting, and Management , Tel Aviv University

Oct 19 2003Oct 2 2006

Award Date: Oct 2 2006

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