KE Bin 柯 滨

Professor | Provost’s Chair

Accounting Department, Business School

Accounting, Business School

National University of Singapore

 (65) 6601 3133  bizk@nus.edu.sg  NUS Website  Curriculum Vitae

Publications

You may find my published research papers at one of the following websites: SSRN or Google Scholar or ResearchGate

  • "A Review of China Tax Research"

    Xiaoli Feng, Bin Ke, and Kai Zhu, China Accounting and Finance Review, forthcoming

  • "Top Management Team Power in China: Measurement and Validation"

    Bin Ke, Xinshu Mao, Bin Wang, and Luo Zuo, Management Science, forthcoming

  • "Does Public Enforcement Work in Weak Investor Protection Countries? Evidence from China"

    Bin Ke, Xiaojun Zhang, Contemporary Accounting Research, forthcoming

  • "Why don’t analysts use their earnings forecasts in generating stock recommendations?"

    Bin Ke, Yong Yu, China Accounting and Finance Review, 2020, 22(1), 31-66

  • "Detecting Accounting Fraud in Publicly Traded U.S. Firms using a machine learning approach"

    Yang Bao, Bin Ke, Bin Li, Julia Yu, and Jie Zhang, Journal of Accounting Research (2020), 58 (1), 199-235

  • "The consequences of shifting the IPO offer pricing power from securities regulators to market participants in weak institutional environments: Evidence from China"

    Ke, Bin and Jun Chen, Donghui Wu, Zhifeng Yang, Journal of Corporate Finance (2018), 50, 349-370

  • "Can Transient Institutions Correctly Interpret Small Negative Earnings Surprises in the Absence of Access to Management’s Private Information"

    Ke, Bin and Gang Hu, Yong Yu, Journal of Accounting, Auditing and Finance (2017) , 1-31

  • "Measuring the Information Content of Financial News"

    Ke, Bin and Ching-Yun Chang, Yue Zhang, Zhiyang Teng, Zahn Bozanic  

    COLING 2016, the 26th International Conference on Computational Linguistics, organized by the Association for Natural Language Processing (ANLP)

  • "Can Transient Institutions Correctly Interpret Small Negative Earnings Surprises in the Absence of Access to Management’s Private Information"

    Ke, Bin and Gang Hu, Yong Yu, Journal of Accounting, Auditing and Finance (2017) , 1-31

  • "The Substantial Convergence of Chinese Accounting Standards with IFRS and the Managerial Pay-for-Accounting Performance Sensitivity of publicly listed Chinese firms"

    Ke, Bin, li y and yuan h,  Journal of Accounting & Public Policy (2016), 1-42

  • "The Substantial Convergence of Chinese Accounting Standards with IFRS and the Managerial Pay-for-Accounting Performance Sensitivity of publicly listed Chinese firms"

    Ke, Bin and Yubo Li, Hongqi Yuan,  Journal of Accounting and Public Policy (2016), 35, 567–591

  • "Modeling Contagious Acquisition via Point Processes with a Profile Regression Prior"

    Ke, Bin and Junchi Yan, Shuai Xiao, Changsheng Li, Bo Jin, Xiangfeng Wang, Xiaokang Yang and Hongyuan Zha  

    25th International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence (2016)

  • "Detecting Accounting Frauds in Publicly Traded US Firms: A Machine Learning Approach"

    Ke, Bin and B Li, J Yu, J Zhang  

    Proceedings of the Asian Conference on Machine Learning (2016)

  • "The effect of weak institutional environments on the quality of Big Four audits"

    Ke, Bin and Clive Lennox, Qingquan Xin,  Accounting Review (2015), 90(4), 1591–1619

  • "A Personal Perspective on Protecting Investors of Publicly Listed Chinese Firms"

    Ke, Bin,  China Journal of Accounting Studies (2014), 2 (4)

  • "Are stock option grants to directors of state-controlled Chinese firms listed in Hong Kong genuine compensation?"

    Ke, Bin and Zhihong Chen, Yuyan Guan,  Accounting Review (2013), 88 (5), 1547-1574

  • "Minority shareholders’ control rights and the quality of corporate decisions: A natural experiment from China"

    Ke, Bin and Zhihong Chen, Zhifeng Yang,  Accounting Review (2013), 88(4), 1211-1238

  • "Home country investor protection, ownership structure and cross-listed firms’ compliance with SOX-mandated internal control deficiency disclosures."

    Ke, Bin and Guojin Gong and Yong Yu,  Contemporary Accounting Research (2013), 30(4), 1490–1523

  • "Hong Kong stock listing and the sensitivity of managerial compensation to firm performance in state-controlled Chinese firms"

    Ke, Bin and Oliver Rui, Wei Yu,  Review of Accounting Studies (2012), 17(1), 166–188

  • "The effect of Regulation FD on transient institutional investors’ trading behavior"

    Ke, Bin and Kathy Petroni, Yong Yu,  Journal of Accounting Research (2008), 46 (4), 853-883

  • "Information asymmetry and cross-sectional determinants of insider trading"

    Ke, Bin and Steven Huddart,  Contemporary Accounting Research (2007), 24 (1), 195-232

  • "Jeopardy, Non-Public Information, and Insider Trading Around SEC 10-K and 10-Q Filings"

    Ke, Bin and Steven Huddart, Charles Shi,  Journal of Accounting and Economics (2007), 43, 3-36

  • "The effect of issuing biased earnings forecasts on analysts’ access to management and survival"

    Ke, Bin and Yong Yu,  Journal of Accounting Research (2006), 44(5), 965-999

  • "Non-audit fee disclosures and the market valuation of earnings surprises"

    Ke, Bin and Jere Francis,  Review of Accounting Studies (2006), 11(4), 495-523

  • "Do Institutional investors exploit the post-earnings announcement drift"

    Ke, Bin and Santhosh Ramalingegowda,  Journal of Accounting and Economics (2005), 39 (1), 25-53

  • "Discussion of “How Banks’ Value-at-Risk Disclosures Predict their Total and Priced Risk: Effects of Bank Technical Sophistication and Learning over Time"

    Ke, Bin,  Review of Accounting Studies (2004), 9(2-3), 295-299

  • "How informed are actively trading institutional investors? Evidence from their trading behavior before a break in a string of consecutive earnings increases"

    Ke, Bin and Kathy Petroni,  Journal of Accounting Research (2004), 42(5), 895-92

  • "The Impact of the 1986 Tax Reform Act on Income Shifting from Corporate to Shareholder Tax Bases: Evidence from the Motor Carrier Industry"

    Ke, Bin and Steven Huddart, Kathy Petroni,  Journal of Accounting Research (2003), 35 (3), 65-88

  • "Differential Earnings Management to Avoid Earnings Declines across Publicly and Privately-held Banks"

    Ke, Bin and Anne Beatty, Kathy Petroni,  Accounting Review (2002), 77 (3), 547-570

  • "Taxes as a Determinant of Managerial Compensation in Privately Held Insurance Companies"

    Ke, Bin,  Accounting Review (2001), 76 (4), 655-674

  • "The Impact of State Taxes on Self-Insurance"

    Ke, Bin and Kathy Petroni, Doug Shackelford,  Journal of Accounting and Economics (2000), 30 (1), 99-122

  • "Ownership Concentration and Sensitivity of Executive Pay to Accounting Performance Measures: Evidence from Publicly and Privately-Held Insurance Companies"

    Ke, Bin and Kathy Petroni, Assem Safieddine,  Journal of Accounting and Economics (1999), 28 (2), 185-209

  • "Taxes as a Determinant of Foreign-Owned Property-Liability Insurers’ Investment Strategies in the United States"

    Ke, Bin and Edmund Outslay and Kathy Petroni,  Journal of the American Taxation Association (1998), 20 (supplement), 25-36

Working Papers

Shared Data

The datasets of below papers are freely available. We only request that if you use the data, you reference our paper and acknowledge the data source.

  • "Minority shareholders’ control rights and the quality of corporate decisions: A natural experiment from China"

    Ke, Bin and Zhihong Chen, Zhifeng Yang  

    Accounting Review (2013), 88(4), 1211-1238

  • "Are stock option grants to directors of state-controlled Chinese firms listed in Hong Kong genuine compensation?"

    Ke, Bin and Zhihong Chen, Yuyan Guan  

    Accounting Review (2013), 88 (5), 1547-1574

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