Yongoh Roh

Yongoh Roh is an Assistant Professor of Accounting at McGill University's Desautels Faculty of Management. His research focuses on Accounting Regulation, Capital Markets, Disclosure, Financial Reporting Fraud, and Labour Market dynamics. Dr. Roh's work includes studies on corporate disclosure, financial misreporting, and the impact of regulatory changes on operational efficiency. He has published in leading journals such as The Accounting Review and Contemporary Accounting Research. His research interests reflect a commitment to understanding the intersection of accounting practices and broader economic and social contexts.

Yongoh Roh is an Assistant Professor of Accounting at McGill University. Their research focuses on the intersection of financial disclosure, corporate governance, and market efficiency. Roh's work examines how public disclosure impacts consumer financial protection and how financial misreporting can be detected through real production activity, such as electricity consumption. They also investigate the role of accounting standards in promoting operational efficiency and the influence of labor markets on corporate disclosure. Their research highlights the importance of transparency and accountability in financial reporting and its broader implications for capital markets.