Alexandra Scherf, Patricia Breuer and Zhenyang Shi

Rooms: A5y-116, 110 and 103

Fine Dining, BI, A7. Take the elevator in the center of the building or use the stairs to the restaurant on the 7th floor.

Brief opening remarks:

Ingunn Myrtveit, Provost Research and Academic Resources

Ole-Kristian Hope (BI and Rotman)

Paper 1: College Information Environment and Student Loan Default Rates
Pepa Kraft (HEC Paris)
Discussant Terrence Blackburne (Oregon State University & BI Norwegian Business School)

Paper 2: Abortion Access and Mortgage Application Outcomes for Women
Aytekin Ertan (London Business School)
Discussant Ulf Mohrmann (NHH Norwegian School of Economics)

 Fine Dining, BI, A7. Take the elevator in the center of the building or use the stairs to the restaurant on the 7th floor.

Paper 3: “If Not Certain Be Vague”: How Uncertainty about Investors’ Preferences Shapes Voluntary Climate Change Disclosure
Giulia Sargiacomo (Rotman School of Management)
Discussant Irina Gazizova (Stockholm School of Economics)

Paper 4: Audit-Firm Cross-Border Alliances in a Changing International Tax Landscape: The UK Patent Box and the Formation of PwC Europe
Tassos Elemes (ESSEC Business School)
Discussant Alexandra Scherf (London School of Economics)

Paper 5: Auditor Industry Specialists and the Ability of Accruals to Predict Future Cash Flows
Annelies Renders (BI)
Discussant Arthur Stenzel (NHH Norwegian School of Economics)

BI, A7 (restaurant on the 7th floor)

Paper 6: Financial Information and Firm Size 
Patricia Breuer (Erasmus University)
Discussant Zhenyang Shi (BI Norwegian Business School)
 

“Tax Research - An Opportunity for Accounting Researchers”

Ole-Kristian Hope and Annelies Renders