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Kalin Kolev is an Associate Professor at the Stan Ross Department of Accountancy, Zicklin School of Business, Baruch College, CUNY. Holding degrees from Lehigh University (BS, MS) and New York University (MPhil, PhD), his expertise spans financial accounting, capital markets, and corporate governance.
- Education:
- BS in Marketing and Management, Lehigh University (2002)
- MS in Accounting and Information Analysis, Lehigh University (2003)
- MPhil in Accounting, New York University (2007)
- PhD in Accounting, New York University (2009)
Kolev's research focuses on financial accounting and reporting, with particular emphasis on earnings management, cybersecurity breach impacts, fair value accounting, and SEC regulatory processes. His work has been published in journals like Management Science and The Accounting Review. Recent studies explore the risk-relevance of Street earnings and regulatory filing reviews.
His scholarly contributions include analyzing the economic cost of cybersecurity breaches through information spillovers and evaluating the role of non-executive employee ownership in corporate risk-taking. He has presented at institutions such as Yale University, Dartmouth College, and the NYU-Yale Conference.
- Scientific Awards:
- E&Y Curriculum Innovation Award (2025, 2023)
- Zicklin School Teaching Excellence Award (2020)
Kolev serves on the Baruch College Department of Accountancy Executive Committee and the Zicklin Executive Committee. He has acted as a course coordinator for ACC 3000 and ACC 3100, and frequently supervises dissertations.
