Faculty of Business Administration SEMINAR SERIES No.6/1819 FBE Forecast Performance in Times of Terrorism Prof. Dr. Makram El-Shagi Full Professor of Economics, Henan University, China Director of Center for Financial Development and Stability, Henan University, China Abstract Governments, central banks, and private companies make extensive use [...]
Faculty of Business Administration SEMINAR SERIES No.5/1819 MMI The Face of Misconduct: An Expectancy Violations Perspective on CEO Facial Features and Media Engagement with Corporate Wrongdoing Dr. Jun GU Department of Management Monash Business School Monash University Abstract We examine the microfoundational origins of media engagement [...]
Faculty of Business Administration SEMINAR SERIES No.3/1819 IIRM Innovative approaches to researching consumer experience Dr. Ying WANG Senior Lecturer of Sustainable Tourism Department of Tourism, Sport and Hotel Management Griffith University Abstract As researchers, we are encouraged to engage in projects that will advance tourism and hospitality [...]
Faculty of Business Administration SEMINAR SERIES No.2/1819 IIRM Smart TDs Prof. Luiz Abel Magro MOUTINHO Visiting Professor of Marketing Suffolk Business School Faculty of Arts, Business and Applied Social Science University of Suffolk Abstract Initially, global trends in travel and tourism, changes brought about by technology are [...]
Faculty of Business Administration SEMINAR SERIES No.4/1819 FBE Investors’ choices between cash and voting rights: Evidence from dual-class equity crowdfunding Prof. Douglas CUMMING Professor of Finance and Entrepreneurship Schulich School of Business York University Abstract This paper examines for the first time the value of dual-class equity crowdfunding as [...]
Faculty of Business Administration SEMINAR SERIES No.1/1819 AIM The Effect of Local Audit Market Competition on Audit Quality and Fees Prof. Jong-Hag CHOI Professor College of Business Administration Seoul National University Abstract Audit market competition has been a great concern for regulators since regulators worry that it may structurally [...]
Faculty of Business Administration SEMINAR SERIES No. 6/1718 IIRM Critical issues & trends in the hospitality industry Prof. Christina Geng-qing CHI Associate Professor School of Hospitality Business Management College of Business Washington State University Abstract This 1-hour lecture discusses the most recent trends and critical issues in the hospitality/tourism industry, [...]
Faculty of Business Administration SEMINAR SERIES No. 5/1718 IIRM Marketing Innovation & the FUTURE of Tourism Prof. Luiz MOUTINHO Visiting Professor of Marketing Suffolk Business School Faculty of Arts, Business and Applied Social Science University of Suffolk Abstract This presentation encapsulates the flow of change that society is experiencing and [...]
Faculty of Business Administration SEMINAR SERIES No.4/1718 Marketing Perceiving the preferences of others: Biases in estimates of willingness to pay, enjoyment, and experienced utility Prof. Leif D. NELSON Ewald T. Grether Professor of Business Administration and Marketing Haas School of Business University of California Abstract Researchers often ask consumers [...]
Faculty of Business Administration SEMINAR SERIES No. 02/1718 Accounting Financial Reporting Quality in Politically Connected Banks Prof. Liandong ZHANG Professor of Accounting School of Accountancy Singapore Management University Abstract This study investigates the relation between banks’ political connections and their financial reporting quality. Using a geography-based measure of political connection, [...]