Aneesh Raghunandan

Aneesh Raghunandan is an Assistant Professor of Accounting at Yale University's School of Management. His research interests include environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues and the measurement thereof, as well as firms' political and economic connections to governments. His current work examines the antecedents and consequences of corporate irresponsibility and the reporting of corporate subsidies. Raghunandan received his PhD from Stanford and his undergraduate degrees from Yale. Between his undergraduate and graduate studies, he worked at the Federal Reserve.

Aneesh Raghunandan is a professor at Yale University whose research focuses on the intersection of corporate governance, financial reporting, and social responsibility. His work explores how firms manage information, particularly in the context of ESG disclosures, gender pay gap reporting, and workplace misconduct. Raghunandan investigates the economic implications of regulatory requirements, such as mandatory disclosure laws, and their impact on firm value and stakeholder behavior. His studies also examine the role of institutional ownership, audit practices, and government subsidies in shaping corporate conduct. By analyzing financial misconduct, wage theft, and whistleblower complaints, Raghunandan contributes to understanding the dynamics of corporate accountability and transparency.