Research

​My research interests broadly focus on how accounting information is formed and its relevance to market participants. Within this realm, I study the use of accounting information in credit markets and debt contracting, the factors that influence the quality of financial reporting, and the role that information intermediaries play in capital markets. In addition, I examine how ownership structures—particularly in family firms—shape disclosure practices and decision-making, as well as how investor disagreement interacts with information frictions to affect market outcomes.