Steven Lilien

Weinstein Professor of Accountancy

CUNY--Baruch College

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CUNY--Baruch College

Department of Accountancy

Steven Lilien is currently serving as a Cuny--Baruch College Weinstein Professor of Accountancy at Cuny--Baruch College.

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Steven Lilien

CUNY--Baruch College

Weinstein Professor of Accountancy

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accounting finance business corporate governance finance research financial studies management corporate finance financial analysis financial accounting social science research executive compensation financial economics economic determinants empirical analysis capital markets investment management financial law international financial markets antitrust enforcement economic analysis firm performance remuneration practice empirical finance ceo stock-based compensation relative mix management decisions global finance financial stability competition law industrial marketing accounting history islamic accounting global strategy petroleum exploration organizational economics personnel economics accounting audit option pricing regulatory environment stock market prediction market analysis financial forecast cost of capital managerial discretion outside directors material weaknesses sarbanes oxley ceo compensation financial covenant restrictions off-balance sheet financing bargain purchase gain fair value accounting earnings management fair value estimates normal turbulence managerial accounting

Notable Scholarly Works

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Evolving Standards of Fair Value and Acquisition Accounting. WORLD SCIENTIFIC eBooks (2020)

Stephen BryanSteven LilienBharat SarathYan Yan

fair valueeconomicsacquisition accountingcorporate governance

Fair Value Accounting, Earnings Management, and the Case of Bargain Purchase Gain. Asian Review of Accounting (2019)

Steven LilienBharat SarathYan Yan

bargain purchase gainfair value accountingaccountingearnings managementfinancial accounting

Intended or Unintended Consequences of Business Acquisitions: The Case of Financial Services Institutions. SSRN Electronic Journal (2017)

Steven B. LilienBharat SarathYan Yan

strategic managementfinancial services institutionssocial sciencesbusiness acquisitionsfinancesocial science researchunintended consequences

Normal Turbulence or Perfect Storm? Disparity in Fair Value Estimates. Journal of Accounting Auditing & Finance (2013)

Steven LilienBharat SarathRichard Schrader

financial economicsfinancial analysisfair value estimatesfinanceauditaccountingfinancial accountingnormal turbulence

How Fair Values and Accounting Structures Allow Triple-Counting Income. Journal of Accounting Auditing & Finance (2012)

Stephen BryanSteven Lilien

triple-counting incomefair valuesaccountingfinancial accounting

Countering Opportunism in Structuring and Valuing Transactions: The Case of Securitizations. Journal of Accounting Auditing & Finance (2010)

Stephen BryanSteven B. LilienBharat Sarath

corporate financeaccountingfinance

Curbing Optimism in Managerial Estimates Through Transparent Accounting: The Case of Securitizations. (2010)

Stephen BryanSteven LilienBharat Sarath

managerial estimatesrisk managementaccountingtransparent accounting

Mutual Funds and Proxy Voting: New Evidence on Corporate Governance. Journal of business & technology law (2006)

financial lawglobal financeexecutive compensationfinance researchfinancial analysisfinancial studiesinternational financial marketsantitrust enforcementcorporate governanceinvestment managementfinancebusinessfinancial stabilitycorporate financeaccountingprivate equitycapital markets

Ceo Compensation After Deregulation: The Case of Electric Utilities*. The Journal of Business (2005)

Stephen BryanLee‐Seok HwangSteven Lilien

managementeconomicscorporate governancebusinessfirm performanceceo compensation

Characteristics of Firms With Material Weaknesses in Internal Control: An Assessment of Section 404 of Sarbanes Oxley. SSRN Electronic Journal (2005)

Stephen H. BryanSteven B. Lilien

material weaknessessarbanes oxleysocial sciencesbusinesssocial science researchinternal controls