Da Wu

Da Wu is an Assistant Professor at Clark University's School of Business, specializing in Auditing, Corporate Governance, and Corporate Finance. His research explores intersections between financial reporting, regulatory compliance, and corporate decision-making.

• Ph.D. in Accounting (University of North Texas, 2019)
• M.A. in Economics (University of Memphis, 2013)
• M.B.A. in Accounting (George Washington University, 2005)
• M.S. in Computer Science (University of Memphis, 2002)
• B.A. in English Literature (Central South University, 1996)

Da Wu's research examines how regulatory frameworks affect corporate financial practices, with a focus on:

• Critical Audit Matter reporting and audit delay
• Opacity impacts during financial crises
• Dividend policies in banking sectors
• Earnings quality and IPO underpricing
• Internal control audits under SOX 404

His recent publications (2015–2025) span topics like liquidity risk disclosures in energy sectors, ambiguity in auditing standards, and leadership profiling in audit firms. Papers are published in journals including Auditing: A Journal of Practice and Theory, International Review of Financial Analysis, and Journal of Corporate Finance.