Dr. XIE Yuying, Sabrina
Assistant Professor
Office:RHB410
Phone: 2804 8509
E-mail:yyxie@hksyu.edu
Academic Qualifications
PhD (Accounting), University of Hong Kong
MPhil (Accounting), Shanghai University of Finance andEconomics
BA (Accounting), Nan Kai University, Tianjin, China
Professional Qualifications
CICPA
Areas of Interest
Accounting Information Quality
Corporate Governance
Corporate Disclosure
Courses Taught
ACCT100 Financial Accounting
ACCT200Cost and Management Accounting
ACCT210 Cost and Management Accounting
ACCT320 Advanced Management Accounting
ACCT340 Financial Management
ACCT410 Advanced Auditing
GEC 106 Personal Finance and Taxation
Publications and Papers Presentation in Academic Conference
Publications
Y. Xie and H. Lee (2018), Tunneling and value relevance of financial reports: Evidence from Hong Kong,Review of Economics and Finance, 11(1), 67-82
Y. Xie, (2017) How controlling shareholders tunnel under a strong legal System: A Hong Kong Case, International Journal of Critical Accounting, 9(3), 177-192.
Y. Xie, (2015), Confusion over accounting conservatism, a critical review, Australian Accounting Review, Vol.25, 204-216
Y. Xie, L. Zheng and A. H. Lau, (2012), Reporting incentives for accounting conservatism, evidence from asset and equity tunneling”, Pacific Accounting Review, Vol. 24,138–160 (Highly Commended Paper Award Winner at the Emerald Literati Network Awards for Excellence 2013)
Conference papers
Y. Xie (2018), Independent directors and the opportunistic use of accounting conservatism in tunneling firms, presented on the 41^st European Accounting Association Annual Congress, Milan, Italy.
Y. Xie, L. Zheng and A. H. Lau, (2014), Independent directors and the opportunistic use of accounting conservatism, American Accounting Association Annual Meeting, Atlanta, U.S.A.
Y. Xie, (2014), “nteraction between common law systems and concentrated ownership: How controlling shareholders tunnel under a strong legal system?, American Accounting Association Annual Meeting, Atlanta, U.S.A
Y. Xie, (2012), Reporting incentives for acounting conservatism, evidence from asset and equity tunneling”, 16th Financial Reporting and Business Communication Conference, University of Bristol, U.K.
Y. Xie,L. Zheng and A. H. Lau, (2009), The role of accounting conservatism in asset tunneling, evidence from Hong Kong”, American Accounting Association Annual Meeting, New York, U.S.A.
Y. Xie,L. Zheng and A. H. Lau, (2009), The role of accounting conservatism in asset tunneling, evidence from Hong Kong”, Association of Pacific-Rim Universities’ 10^th Doctoral Students Conference, Kyoto, Japan