Dr. Qiuhong Zhao
Associate Professor of Accounting
Office: OCNR 352
Phone: (361) 825-3619
Email: qiuhong.zhao@tamucc.edu
Education
Ph.D. Accounting: University of Colorado at Boulder
MPA Indiana University at Bloomington
Joined the faculty in 2015
- Research Interests: Consequences of regulations and financial reporting standards and the role of financial intermediaries on the capital markets
- Teaching Interests: Financial Accounting and Managerial Accounting
Biography
Before joining College of Business at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi as Assistant Professor of Accounting in 2015, Qiuhong was a faculty member at the School of Accountancy at the University of Missouri at Columbia (2010-2015). Before joining the master of professional accountancy program at Kelley School of Business at Indiana University, Qiuhong was a medical doctor at Tongji Hospital in Shanghai. Qiuhong presented several research projects regarding banks and the other financial intermediaries at the leading accounting conferences. Qiuhong is a member of the American Accounting Association.
Selected Publications
- The Role of Financial Analysts in Stock Market Efficiency with Respect to Annual Earnings and its Cash and Accrual Components (with P. Shane and D. Hollie), Accounting & Finance (2017)
- Do Managers Manipulate Earnings to Influence Credit Rating Agencies’ Decisions?: Evidence from Watchlist, Review of Accounting and Finance (2017)
- Information in the Tails of the Distribution of Analysts’ Quarterly Earnings Forecasts (with P. Shane and C. Truong), Financial Analyst Journal (2016)
- SOX and Bondholders’ Reliance on Monitors (with D. Ziebart), Research in Accounting Regulation (2015)
- Effects of Cash Flow Statement Reclassification Pursuant to SEC's 'One-Time' Allowance (with D. Hollie and C. Nicholls), Journal of Accounting and Public Policy (2011)