Gabriel Pündrich

Grammatical Violations and Financial Reporting Quality (with Blake Canziani and Jacquelyn Gillette).
Forthcoming, Auditing: A Journal of Practice & Theory.

The relation between conditional conservatism and managerial herding: evidence from M&A waves (with Claudia Imperatore). 2026.
Accounting and Business Research.

Litigation Risk and Strategic M&A Valuations (with Claudia Imperatore, Rodrigo Verdi, and Ben Yost). 2024
Journal of Accounting and Economics.

The Decision-Usefulness of ASC 606 Revenue Disaggregation (with Lisa Hinson and Mark Zakota). 2024
The Accounting Review.

Conflicts of Interest in Subscriber-Paid Credit Ratings (with Sam Bonsall, Jacquelyn Gillette, and Eric So). 2024
Journal of Accounting and Economics.

Managing Expectations Through Budgetary Slack (with Zahn Bozanic and Andrew Ferguson). 2024
European Accounting Review.

The Market Value of Cash and the Creation of High-Governance Listings of Voluntary Adoption (with Aviner Manoel and Marcelo Botelho Costa da Moraes). 2023.
Corporate Governance: An International Review.

Corporate Bankruptcy and Directors’ Reputation: An Empirical Analysis of the Effects on Public Debt Contracts (with Stefano Gatti and Mariya Ivanova). 2023.
Journal of Accounting, Auditing & Finance.

Factors Affecting the Value-Relevance of Capitalized Exploration and Evaluation Expenditure Under IFRS 6 (with Andrew Ferguson and Stephen Kean). 2021.
Journal of Accounting, Auditing & Finance. 

Does Industry Specialist Assurance of Non-financial Information Matter to Investors? (with Andrew Ferguson).  2015.
Auditing: A Journal of Practice & Theory.

Auditor Industry Specialization, Service Bundling, and Partner Effects in a Mining-Dominated City (with Andrew Ferguson and Raftery). 2014.
Auditing: A Journal of Practice & Theory.

Regulating Financial Advice: Evidence from the Municipal Bond Market (with Jacquelyn Gillette and Ari Yezegel).
Revise & Resubmit, The Accounting Review.

Do Firms Persist Together? Persistence of Macroeconomic, Industry and Firm Specific Earnings Components (with Zahn Bozanic and Paul Fischer).

Are SEC Regulations Exogenous? Evidence from the Rulemaking Process: with Chuck Downing and Gabriel Voelcker.

How Accounting Classifications Shape Banks’ Interest-Rate Forecasts: with Francesco Grazioli.

Disclosures and Misconduct in the Financial Advisory Industry: with Kyoungwon Kim and Brian Miller.

When Firms Win, Do Citizens Pay? Evidence from Local Tax Incentives: with Scott Rane and Jaden Smith.

AI for Municipal Markets Audit