Bobae Choi

Associate Professor Bobae Choi is a faculty member in the School of Business at The University of Queensland's Faculty of Business, Economics and Law, specializing in financial accounting and financial analysis. Her research investigates the relationship between corporate financial/non-financial information and firm performance, with significant contributions to top-tier journals including Contemporary Accounting Research and European Accounting Review.

Her academic credentials include:

• Bachelor of Industrial Engineering from Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology
• Master of Management Engineering (Research) from Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology
• PhD in Management Engineering from Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology

Professor Choi's research spans financial reporting, corporate governance, CEO compensation, CSR/ESG, and carbon accounting. She examines how non-financial disclosures impact valuation, with recent work focusing on carbon management systems and emissions disclosure. Her methodology combines archival financial data with international comparative analysis, particularly examining Australian and Korean markets.

Over the past five years, her publication trajectory shows intensified focus on climate-related financial reporting, exploring carbon disclosure's effects on firm risk, value relevance, and debt structures. This research addresses critical gaps in sustainability accounting literature through empirical analysis of multi-country datasets.

Professor Choi serves as Associate Editor for the Australian Accounting Review and is a Technical Committee member for AFAANZ. She has provided editorial services for leading journals including Journal of Business Ethics and Corporate Governance: An International Review.

In teaching, she coordinates undergraduate and postgraduate courses in financial accounting, financial statement analysis, and valuation. She actively mentors students through research supervision and has developed curriculum integrating real-world sustainability reporting frameworks. Her industry engagement includes collaborations with Australian corporations on carbon accounting practices.