Jeremy GOH

Jeremy Goh is a Full-time Associate Professor of Finance (Tenured) at the Lee Kong Chian School of Business, Singapore Management University. He holds concurrent roles such as Director (Academic) of the Sim Kee Boon Institute for Financial Economics and former Area Coordinator of Finance (2001–2007). His research focuses on bond valuation, corporate governance, and financial markets, with notable contributions to earnings management, institutional trading, and governance mechanisms. He has been recognized with awards like the Journal of Financial Research Outstanding Article Award (2010) and the LeBow Research Achievement Award (2000).

Education:

• Ph.D., John M. Olin School of Business, Washington University (1991)
• MS, John M. Olin School of Business, Washington University (1989)
• MA, Department of Economics, Washington University (1988)
• BS, Department of Management, Southern Illinois University (1985)

Research Interests:
Explores bond rating informativeness, corporate governance structures, convertibles analysis, and financial analysts' roles in IPOs. His work bridges theoretical finance with empirical market dynamics, particularly in emerging markets and cross-border contexts.

Professional Contributions:
Led initiatives like the MSc/PhD in Finance Program Coordination (2007–2013) and chaired the SMU Faculty Senate (2007–2009). His recent studies highlight topics like post-repurchase governance effects and valuation uncertainty in institutional trades, reflecting a focus on real-world financial mechanisms.

Awards:

• Financial Markets and Corporate Governance Conference Best Paper (2014)
• Eastern Finance Association Corporate Finance Award (2002)
• Recipient of the Voted Professor of the Year (1997)