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Mingyi Hung

social Corporate (financial nonfinancial) reporting disclosures Global environmental governance (ESG) reforms Global accounting standards regulations Cross-border portfolio investment

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Mingyi Hung is a Full Professor at The University of British Columbia, Sauder School of Business, in the Department of BUS. His research focuses on corporate (financial and nonfinancial) reporting and disclosures, global environmental, social, and governance (ESG) reforms, global accounting standards and regulations, and cross-border portfolio investment. Hung's work has been published in leading journals such as Management Science and the Review of Accounting Studies. He teaches courses including Intermediate Financial Accounting.


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Mingyi Hung, a financial accounting and international markets researcher at the University of British Columbia, investigates the impact of accounting standards, corporate governance, and investor protection on financial markets. Their work explores how mandatory IFRS adoption influences firm profitability, foreign mutual fund ownership, and IPO performance. Hung also examines the role of CSR disclosure, political connections, and fair value accounting in shaping financial outcomes. Research highlights include the effects of international accounting standards on financial statement value relevance and the relationship between investor protection and earnings announcement information content. Their studies provide insights into global market dynamics and regulatory impacts.

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