Yongbum Kim

Yongbum Kim serves as Assistant Professor of Accounting at Ramapo College of New Jersey's Anisfield School of Business, where he has taught since joining the faculty in 2010. His academic appointments include instruction across foundational and advanced accounting disciplines within the Accounting Department.

His educational credentials include:

• B.A. from Dongguk University
• M.A. from Dongguk University
• M.S. from Michigan State University
• Ph.D. from Rutgers University

Dr. Kim's research pioneers the integration of data science with traditional accounting practices, specializing in fraud detection systems and continuous auditing methodologies. His work develops computational models for identifying anomalous financial transactions in banking and insurance contexts, with significant contributions to unsupervised machine learning applications in audit analytics. Current projects focus on real-time monitoring systems using clustering algorithms like DBSCAN for wire transfer surveillance.

Publication analysis reveals an evolutionary trajectory from early continuous auditing implementations at MetLife (2009-2010) toward sophisticated AI-driven fraud detection frameworks (2022-2024). His recent scholarship emphasizes full-population testing through multidimensional data sampling and density-based spatial clustering, establishing new paradigms for automated general ledger auditing and transitory account monitoring.

No scientific awards are documented in the available records.

Information regarding student advising relationships and research funding sources remains unspecified in current institutional materials.