Aneesh Raghunandan
Assistant Professor of Accounting
Professor Raghunandan's research interests span various topics related to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues and the measurement thereof, and firms' political and economic connections to governments. His current work focuses on the antecedents and consequences of corporate irresponsibility as well as the reporting of corporate subsidies and the consequences thereof. He received his PhD from Stanford and his undergraduate degrees from Yale. Between his undergraduate and graduate studies, he worked at the Federal Reserve.
Education
PhD, Stanford Graduate School of Business, 2017
BS, Yale University, 2011
BA, Yale University, 2011
Articles
Two-Sided Matching in the Audit Market
K. Li, M. McNichols, and A. Raghunandan
The Accounting Review
Forthcoming
How Does Judges' Personal Exposure to Financial Fraud Affect White-Collar Sentencing?
A. Raghunandan, T. Nguyen, and A. Scherf
Journal of Accounting Research
Forthcoming
Tax Subsidy Information and Local Economic Effects
L. De Simone, R. Lester, and A. Raghunandan
Journal of Accounting Research
Forthcoming
Do Socially Responsible Firms Walk the Talk?
A. Raghunandan and S. Rajgopal
Journal of Law and Economics, issue 4, vol. 67
2024
When Do Firms Deliver on the Jobs They Promise in Return for State Aid?
Q. Dong, A. Raghunandan, and S. Rajgopal
Review of Accounting Studies, issue 4, vol. 29
2024
Government Subsidies and Corporate Misconduct
A. Raghunandan
Journal of Accounting Research, issue 4, vol. 62
2024
The Impact of Information Frictions Within Regulators: Evidence from Workplace Safety Violations
A. Raghunandan and T. G. Ruchti
Journal of Accounting Research, issue 3, vol. 62
2024
Are Carbon Emissions Associated with Stock Returns?
J. Aswani, A. Raghunandan, and S. Rajgopal
Review of Finance , issue 1, vol. 28, pp. 75–106
2024
Do ESG Funds Make Stakeholder-Friendly Investments?
A. Raghunandan and S. Rajgopal
Review of Accounting Studies;, issue 3, vol. 27, pp. 822–863
2022
Financial Misconduct and Employee Mistreatment: Evidence from Wage Theft
A. Raghunandan
Review of Accounting Studies, issue 3, vol. 26, pp. 867–905
2021
Are audit fees discounted in initial year audit engagements?
A. Barua, C. Lennox, and A. Raghunandan
Journal of Accounting and Economics, issue 2-3, vol. 69
2020
Working Papers
Misreporting of Mandatory ESG Disclosures: Evidence from Gender Pay Gap Information
M. Bailey, S. Glaeser, J. Omartian, and A. Raghunandan
Reputation-Building Actions After Corporate Social Irresponsibility
W. Cai, S. Rajgopal, W. Wang, and A. Raghunandan