

Mei Cheng
Assistant Professor
- Ph.D. in Accounting, University of Southern California, 2006
Current Courses
- Acct 451, Analysis of Financial Statements,
Spring 2012
Research Interests
- Financial Reporting and Capital Markets
- Market Intermediaries
- Economic Consequences
Publications and Working Papers
- “Analyst Following and Credit Rating” (with K.R. Subramanyam), Contemporary Accounting Research,
Vol. 25, Winter 2008.
- “An Empirical Analysis of Changes in Credit Rating Properties: Timeliness and Stability” (with M. Neamtiu), Journal of Accounting & Economics, Vol. 47, March 2009.
- “Banks’ Asset Securitization and Information Uncertainty” (with D. Dhaliwal and M. Neamtiu) Forthcoming, The Accounting Review
- “Internal Control over Financial Reporting and Empire Building” (with D. Dhaliwal and Y. Zhang)
- “Earnings Guidance and Managerial Myopia” (with K.R. Subramanyam and Y. Zhang)
- “Analyst Quality and the Post-Earnings-Announcement Drift” (with T. Goodman and O. Li)
- “Probability of Meeting/Beating Analysts’ Forecasts and Market Reaction to Earnings
Announcements” (Thesis)
- “State Laws and Accrual Quality” (with S. Mansi and J. Wald)
Professional Associations
- American Accounting Association
Awards and Honors
- PAC 10 Doctoral Consortium Fellow, University of Oregon, 2005
- PAC 10 Doctoral Consortium Fellow, University of Texas at Austin, 2004
- Doctoral Fellowship, Marshall School of Business, 2001 - 2005