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Jeff Jiewei Yu is an Associate Professor of Accounting at the Eller College of Management, University of Arizona. His research focuses on the economic effects of financial reporting in capital markets, with expertise in banking, debt contracting, short selling, and information externalities. He has held previous faculty positions at MIT, Southern Methodist University, and Texas A&M University.
- PhD in Accounting from The Ohio State University (2007)
Yu’s research examines how financial reporting influences market behaviors and institutional outcomes, including studies on regulatory impacts (e.g., SEC short-sale policies), credit markets, and information asymmetry in corporate transactions. His recent work explores spillover effects of fraud and R&D reporting rules.
Yu’s peer-reviewed publications in journals like Management Science and Review of Accounting Studies highlight trends in capital markets efficiency, regulatory experimentation, and information-driven lending practices. His work bridges accounting, finance, and institutional economics.
- Most Valuable Faculty Award, School of Accountancy (2020)
- American Accounting Association FARS Section Excellence in Reviewing Award (2020)
- Pace Setters Research Award, Fisher College of Business (2007)
- PricewaterhouseCoopers Doctoral Case Competition National Winner (2006)
- CIBER Global Competence Research Grant Winner (2004–2006)
Yu has advised on financial regulation as a visiting economist at the U.S. SEC and received multiple research grants. His teaching includes Financial Statement Analysis and Intermediate Financial Accounting.
