Xi Li
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Associate Professor
Also affiliated: Shanghai Jiao Tong University (2012); Peking University (2006); Temple College (2015); European Corporate Governance Institute (2013); London Business School (2010); Temple University (2015–2016); London School of Economics and Political Science (2008–2016)
Formerly Arkansas Affiliated with University of Arkansas through 2020; recent publications list University of Arkansas System.
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Xi Li's research focuses on corporate finance and governance, with a particular emphasis on the impacts of competition and regulatory changes on firm behavior. Li has investigated how product market competition influences the quantity and quality of voluntary disclosures and examined the effects of board reforms on firm value across global markets. Additionally, Li has explored the contractibility and transparency of financial statement information prepared under International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), especially in the context of debt contracts and mandatory adoption. The research also extends to the relationship between mandatory financial reporting and voluntary disclosure, specifically the effect of mandatory IFRS adoption on management forecasts. Li's work has been published in academic journals, and their scholarship metrics include an h-index of 13 with 25 publications and nearly 2,000 citations.
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- h-index: 13
- Publications: 25
- Citations: 1,976
Positions
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Associate Professor 2016–presentLondon School of Economics and Political Science Accounting ORCID
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London School of Economics and Political Science publications 2008–2016ORCID
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Associate Professor publications 2007–2022University of Arkansas at Fayetteville ORCID
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Assistant Professor of Accounting 2010–2016Temple University Accounting ORCID
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Visisting Assistant Professor of Accounting 2014–2015University of Pennsylvania Wharton School Accounting ORCID
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Analyst (Part-time) 2004–2005World Bank Beijing Office Energy and Power ORCID
Selected Publications
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Weather Induced Employment Growth Surprises and the Cross-Section of Local Stock Returns (2023)
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Selecting Investment Analytic Framework for Both Top-Down and Bottom-Up Investors: Using Global Equity as the Example (2022)
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Does Industry Competition Influence Analyst Coverage Decisions and Career Outcomes? (2022)
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Does own innovation or creative destruction matter more for resource reallocation in competitive industries? (2021)
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Re-Examining Board Reforms and Firm Value: Response to “How Much Should We Trust Staggered Differences-in-Differences Estimates?” by Baker, Larcker, and Wang (2021) (2021)
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Does Industry Competition Influence Analyst Coverage Decisions and Career Outcomes? (2020)
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Product Market Competition and Analyst Coverage Decisions (2020)
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Sell-Side Financial Analysts and the CFA® Program (2018)
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Earnings-Reducing Activities Before Management Buyouts (2017)
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Product Market Competition Shocks, Firm Performance, and Forced CEO Turnover (2017)
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Post-Earnings-Announcement Drift in Global Markets: Evidence from an Information Shock (2015)
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Board Reforms and Firm Value: Worldwide Evidence (2015)
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- Venture Capital Investments by IPO Underwriters: Certification, Alignment of Interest or Moral Hazard?
- How Do Venture Investments by Different Classes of Financial Institutions Affect the Equity Underwriting Process?
- Equity Ownership in IPO Issuers by Brokerage Firms and Analyst Research Coverage
- Equity Ownership in IPO Issuers by Brokerage Firms and Analyst Research Coverage
- Post-Earnings-Announcement Drift in Global Markets: Evidence from an Information Shock
- The Effect of Increased Financial Disclosure on Post-Earnings-Announcement Drift: Worldwide Evidence
- Board Reforms and Firm Value: Worldwide Evidence
- Re-Examining Board Reforms and Firm Value: Response to “How Much Should We Trust Staggered Differences-in-Differences Estimates?” by Baker, Larcker, and Wang (2021)
- Investing in the Asset Growth Anomaly Across the Globe
- The Limits to Arbitrage and the Low-Volatility Anomaly
- Sell-Side Analysts and Gender: A Comparison of Performance, Behavior, and Career Outcomes
- Do Investors Understand ‘Operational Engineering’ before Management Buyouts?
- Investors Understanding of the ‘Financial and Operational Engineering’ Before Management Buyouts and Post-MBO Performance
- Do Investors Understand Accrual and Real Earnings Management Before Management Buyouts?
- Does Industry Competition Influence Analyst Coverage Decisions and Career Outcomes?
- Product Market Competition and Analyst Coverage Decisions
- Does Industry Competition Influence Analyst Coverage Decisions and Career Outcomes?
- Does Industry Competition Influence Analyst Coverage Decisions and Career Outcomes?
- Product Market Competition and Analyst Coverage Decisions
- Does Industry Competition Influence Analyst Coverage Decisions and Career Outcomes?
- Does Industry Competition Influence Analyst Coverage Decisions and Career Outcomes?
- Product Market Competition and Analyst Coverage Decisions
- Does Industry Competition Influence Analyst Coverage Decisions and Career Outcomes?
- Product Market Competition Shocks, Firm Performance, and Forced CEO Turnover
- Product Market Competition Shocks, Firm Performance, and Forced CEO Turnover
- Post-Earnings-Announcement Drift in Global Markets: Evidence from an Information Shock
- The Effect of Increased Financial Disclosure on Post-Earnings-Announcement Drift: Worldwide Evidence
- Sell-Side Financial Analysts and the CFA® Program
- Sell-Side Financial Analysts and the CFA Designation Program
- Sell-Side Financial Analysts and the CFA® Program
- Sell-Side Financial Analysts and the CFA Designation Program
- Board Reforms and Firm Value: Worldwide Evidence
- Re-Examining Board Reforms and Firm Value: Response to “How Much Should We Trust Staggered Differences-in-Differences Estimates?” by Baker, Larcker, and Wang (2021)
- Board Reforms and Firm Value: Worldwide Evidence
- Re-Examining Board Reforms and Firm Value: Response to “How Much Should We Trust Staggered Differences-in-Differences Estimates?” by Baker, Larcker, and Wang (2021)
- Product Market Competition Shocks, Firm Performance, and Forced CEO Turnover
- What Makes the Bonding Stick? A Natural Experiment Testing the Legal Bonding Hypothesis
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