Anand Jha

Title

Associate Professor of Finance

Phone

313-577-4539

Email

anand.jha@wayne.edu

Office

Mike Ilitch School of Business
2771 Woodward Avenue
Room 399
Detroit, MI 48201

Anand Jha

Academic Programs

• Finance

Expertise

Social capital, Corporate misbehavior, Financial Institutions

Research and teaching interests

• Empirical corporate finance
• Behavioral finance
• Social capital
• Financial Institutions

Education

• Ph.D., Business Administration, Kelley School of Business, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana
• Master of Business, Kelley School of Business, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana
• Bachelor of Arts, (Economics and Mathematics), Cum Laude, Wabash College, Crawfordsville, Indiana

 

Publications

• On Accounting's 21st Century Challenge: Evidence on the Relation between Intangible Assets and Audit Fees ( with Sudip Datta and Manoj Kulchania), 2019, Review of Quantitative Finance and Accounting (forthcoming)
• Financial reports and social capital, 2019, Journal of Business Ethics 155(2), 567-596.
• Formation of cross-border corporate strategic alliances: The roles of trust and cultural, institutional, and geographical distances ( with YoungJun Kim, and Sandra Gutierrez-Wirsching), 2019, Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Finance 21: 22-38.
• It pays to partner with a firm that writes annual reports well (with Mufaddal Baxamusa,  Abu Jalal), 2018, Journal of Banking & Finance 92, 13-34.
• Quiet life no more? Corporate bankruptcy and bank competition (with Todd Gormley and Nandini Gupta), 2018, Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis (JFQA),53(2) 581-611.
• Political leanings and social capital (with Christopher Boudreaux and Vasabjit Banerjee),2018, Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Economics,72, 95-105.
• Corporate social responsibility and social capital (with James Cox) , 2015, Journal of Banking & Finance 60, 252-270.
•  Audit fees and social capital (with Yu Chen), 2015, Accounting Review 90, 611-639.
• Effect of bank monitoring on earnings management of the borrowing firm: an empirical investigation (with Siddharth Shankar, and Arun Prakash), 2015, Journal of Financial Research 38, 219-254.
• Access to bank loans while in bankruptcy: The role of single vs. multiple banking relations, (with Siddharth Shankar, and Leonard Arvi), 2014, Managerial Finance 40, 724-733.
• Earnings management around debt covenant violations–an empirical investigation using a large sample of quarterly data, 2013, Journal of Accounting, Auditing & Finance 28, 369-396.
•  A Few Precise and Simple Methods for Understanding Changes in Cash Flow Patterns in Financial Education, with Siddharth Shankar and Gary A. Anderson 2012, International Journal of Finance 24, 7169-7085.