| Musa Subasi Associate Professor of Accounting Robert H. Smith School of Business University of Maryland-College Park 4332J VMH College Park, MD 20742 UT
  Dallas, Ph.D. in Accounting, 2012 UT
  Austin, M.S. in Economics, 2007 Bilkent
  University, B.S. in Industrial Engineering, 2005 | 
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| Publications 1.    
  Broker-hosted
  investor conferences (with C. Green, R. Jame, and S. Markov), 2014, Journal of Accounting and Economics
  58, 142-166. 2.    
  Are trade size based
  inferences about traders reliable? Evidence from institutional
  earnings-related trading (with W. Cready and A. Kumas), 2014, Journal of
  Accounting Research 52, 877-909. 3.    
  Access to
  management and the informativeness of analyst research (with C. Green, R.
  Jame, and S. Markov), 2014, Journal of Financial Economics 114,
  239-255. 4.    
  Determinants
  and consequences of information processing delay: Evidence from Thomson
  Reuters' Institutional Brokers' Estimate System (with F. Akbas, S. Markov,
  and E. Weisbrod), 2018, Journal of Financial Economics 127, 366-388. 5.    
  Investor
  conferences, stock liquidity, and firm performance (with P. Brockman and C. Uzmanoglu), 2017, The Financial Review 52,661-699.
  Recipient of the Financial Review Readers' Choice Best Paper Award in 2017. 6.    
  Analyst
  tipping: Additional evidence (with S. Markov and V. Muslu), 2017, Journal
  of Business Finance & Accounting 44, 94-115. 7.    
  An Empirical
  Analysis of Analysts' Capital Expenditure Forecasts: Evidence from Corporate
  Investment Efficiency (with J. Choi, R. Hann, and Y. Zheng), 2020, Contemporary
  Accounting Research 37, 2615-2648. 8.     
  The Roles of
  Data Providers and Analysts in the Production, Dissemination, and Pricing of
  Street Earnings (with K. Bochkay, S. Markov, and E.
  Weisbrod), 2022, Journal of Accounting Research 60, 1695-1740. 9.     
  Do Credit
  Rating Agencies Learn from the Options Market? (with P. Brockman, J. Wang,
  and E. Zhang), 2024, Management Science 70, 7345-8215. 10. 
  Navigating
  Global Uncertainty: Do Foreign National Directors Protect U.S. Firms from
  Supply Chain Disruptions? (with R. D Lima and A. Rava), 2025, Contemporary
  Accounting Research 42,1298-1330.  11. 
  Building
  Credible Commitments via Director Interlocks: Evidence from the Supply Chain
  (with R. Hann and Y. Zheng), Strategic Management Journal, forthcoming. Working papers 1.    
  AI-Powered
  Analysts (with M. Kimbrough and Y. Liu).  -       Best paper award in FinTech at the Southern Finance
  Association 2024 Annual Meeting. -       R&R at The Accounting Review. 2.    
  Enhanced
  Information Access: How Investor Conferences Influence Institutional Trading
  ahead of Takeover Announcements (with A. Kumas). -       R&R at Journal of Accounting and Public Policy. 3.    
  CEO Personality
  Traits and Relationship-specific Investments in Supply Chain Relationships
  (with A. Rava, N. Seybert, ad E. Zur) -       Featured in the Harvard
  Law School Forum on Corporate Governance. 4.    
  Supply Chain
  Network Centrality and Sell-Side Analyst Research (with J. Castillo, R. Hann,
  and T. Polat). 5.    
  Board
  Connectedness and Corporate Investment Efficiency (with T. Polat and Y.
  Zheng) 6.    
  The Trading
  Response of Institutional Shareholders Around Shifts of Firm Control (with S.
  Cheng, Y. Zheng, And G. Ward). | |