Professor Li has research interests in securities laws and Securities and Exchange Commission (S.E.C.) regulations, information intermediaries, institutional investors and capital markets. His teaching interests are in the areas of financial accounting and financial statement analysis.
He was invited to present his paper, “Market Reaction Surrounding the Filing of Periodic S.E.C. Reports,” at the American Accounting Association annual meeting in 2007. The paper is currently being revised for third round submission at The Accounting Review. Another working paper, “One-Step or Two-Step? The Strategy for Periodic Corporate Disclosure and Its Implications for Earnings Release and S.E.C. Filing Timing,” with K. Ramesh, is being revised for second round submission at Contemporary Accounting Research.
Li received a Graduate School Dissertation Completion Fellowship and a Department of Accounting and Information System Student Research Award from Michigan State University in 2007. He holds the Certified General Accountant of Canada and the Chartered Financial Analyst designations.
B.S., Accounting,
Tsinghua University (Beijing)
M.S., Accounting,
Tsinghua University (Beijing)
M.S., Agricultural and Consumer Economics, University of Illinois
Ph.D., Accounting,
Michigan State University
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