X. Frank Zhang

X. Frank Zhang is a Professor of Accounting at Yale University's School of Management. His research interests include stock anomalies, fundamental analysis, investor and analyst behavior, management incentives, and corporate financial reporting. He is interested in both rational and behavioral approaches in studying stock anomalies and cross-sectional variations in stock returns. Professor Zhang's work has been published in journals such as Management Science, The Accounting Review, and Journal of Accounting and Economics. He is also an associate editor for Management Science and a member of several editorial boards.

Frank Zhang is an accounting professor at Yale University, specializing in accounting research. His work explores the interplay between accounting information and financial market outcomes, focusing on topics such as information uncertainty, analyst behavior, and the implications of accrual accounting. Zhang's research investigates how accounting data influences stock returns, investment decisions, and corporate risk. He has examined the role of tax expenses, accrual anomalies, and the impact of non-executive employee ownership on corporate behavior. His studies also address the dynamics of high-frequency trading, price discovery, and the valuation of financial instruments. Zhang's research contributes to understanding the relationship between accounting practices and market efficiency.