2026 Mohan Venkatachalam: Business and Management Researcher – H-Index, Publications & Awards

Discipline name	D-Index	World Ranking	Current World Ranking	National Ranking	Current National Ranking	Publications	Citations
Business and Management	44	1350	1263	570	520	97	8875
Economics and Finance	44	1854	1668	1091	957	98	8875

Overview

Mohan Venkatachalam is affiliated with Duke University in the United States. Their research spans multiple fields within business and economics, focusing primarily on accounting and finance. Their scholarly output includes numerous publications from 2020 to 2024 in a variety of respected academic journals.

Their recent research papers include:

Changes in accrual properties and operating environment: Implications for cash flow predictability (2020, Journal of Accounting and Economics)
Individual Analysts' Stock Recommendations, Earnings Forecasts, and the Informativeness of Conference Call Question and Answer Sessions (2020, The Accounting Review)
Economic Consequences of IFRS Adoption: The Role of Changes in Disclosure Quality (2020, Contemporary Accounting Research)
Does differential taxation of short-term relative to long-term capital gains affect long-term investment? (2022, Journal of Accounting and Economics)
Leasing Loses Altitude While Ownership Takes Off: Real Effects of the New Lease Standard (2024, The Accounting Review)

They have collaborated frequently with several co-authors, including:

Bin Li (6 collaborations)
Suresh Nallareddy (4 collaborations)
Mani Sethuraman (2 collaborations)
John C. Heater (2 collaborations)
Badrinath Kottimukkalur (2 collaborations)

Their work is published predominantly in a selection of academic venues, including:

SSRN Electronic Journal (6 publications)
Journal of Accounting and Economics (3 publications)
The Accounting Review (2 publications)
Review of Accounting Studies (2 publications)
Contemporary Accounting Research (1 publication)

Venkatachalam's research contributions intersect various fields of study:

Business, Management and Accounting (17 publications)
Economics, Econometrics and Finance (15 publications)

Their research closely engages with these subfields:

Accounting (13 publications)
Finance (8 publications)
Economics and Econometrics (4 publications)
Strategy and Management (3 publications)
General Economics, Econometrics and Finance (3 publications)

The main topics they cover include:

Auditing, Earnings Management, Governance (12 publications)
Financial Markets and Investment Strategies (10 publications)
Corporate Finance and Governance (8 publications)
Financial Reporting and Valuation Research (4 publications)
Monetary Policy and Economic Impact (4 publications)
Banking stability, regulation, efficiency (4 publications)
Risk Management in Financial Firms (2 publications)

Best Publications

Accounting Discretion, Corporate Governance, and Firm Performance*

Robert M. Bowen;Shivaram Rajgopal;Mohan Venkatachalam

822
Citations
Institutional Ownership and the Extent to which Stock Prices Reflect Future Earnings

James Jiambalvo;Shivaram Rajgopal;Mohan Venkatachalam

758
Citations
The Power of Voice: Managerial Affective States and Future Firm Performance

William J. Mayew;Mohan Venkatachalam

698
Citations
Financial reporting quality and idiosyncratic return volatility

Shiva Rajgopal;Mohan Venkatachalam

648
Citations
Value-relevance of banks' derivatives disclosures

Mohan Venkatachalam

596
Citations
Value‐Glamour and Accruals Mispricing: One Anomaly or Two?

Hemang Desai;Shivaram Rajgopal;Mohan Venkatachalam

594
Citations
The Accrual Anomaly: International Evidence

Morton Pincus;Shivaram Rajgopal;Mohan Venkatachalam

507
Citations
Analyzing Speech to Detect Financial Misreporting

Jessen L. Hobson;William J. Mayew;Mohan Venkatachalam

408
Citations
The Effect of Mandated Market Risk Disclosures on Trading Volume Sensitivity to Interest Rate, Exchange Rate, and Commodity Price Movements

Thomas J. Linsmeier;Daniel B. Thornton;Mohan Venkatachalam;Michael Welker

354
Citations
Does the Stock Market Fully Appreciate the Implications of Leading Indicators for Future Earnings? Evidence from Order Backlog

Shivaram Rajgopal;Terry Shevlin;Mohan Venkatachalam

277
Citations
The Value Relevance of Network Advantages: The Case of E–Commerce Firms

Shivaram Rajgopal;Mohan Venkatachalam;Suresh Kotha

268
Citations
Frequent Financial Reporting and Managerial Myopia

Arthur G. Kraft;Rahul Vashishtha;Mohan Venkatachalam

263
Citations
Using earnings conference calls to identify analysts with superior private information

William J. Mayew;Nathan Y. Sharp;Mohan Venkatachalam

241
Citations
MD&A Disclosure and the Firm's Ability to Continue as a Going Concern

William J. Mayew;Mani Sethuraman;Mohan Venkatachalam

238
Citations
R2 and Idiosyncratic Risk Are Not Interchangeable

Bin Li;Shivaram Rajgopal;Mohan Venkatachalam

195
Citations
Earnings, Cash Flows, and Ex Post Intrinsic Value of Equity

K. R. Subramanyam;Mohan Venkatachalam

192
Citations
Accelerated Vesting of Employee Stock Options in Anticipation of FAS 123‐R

Preeti Choudhary;Shivaram Rajgopal;Mohan Venkatachalam

188
Citations
Accounting Discretion, Corporate Governance and Firm Performance

Robert M. Bowen;Robert M. Bowen;Shivaram Rajgopal;Mohan Venkatachalam

181
Citations
Is Institutional Ownership Associated with Earnings Management and the Extent to which Stock Prices Reflect Future Earnings

Shivaram Rajgopal;Mohan Venkatachalam;James J. Jiambalvo

167
Citations
Vocal Fry May Undermine the Success of Young Women in the Labor Market

Rindy C. Anderson;Casey A. Klofstad;Casey A. Klofstad;William J. Mayew;Mohan Venkatachalam

163
Citations
Are Sin Stocks Paying the Price for Accounting Sins

Irene Kim;Mohan Venkatachalam

147
Citations
Managerial Actions, Stock Returns, and Earnings: The Case of Business-to-Business Internet Firms

Shivaram Rajgopal;Mohan Venkatachalam;Suresh Kotha

129
Citations
The Power of Voice: Managerial Affective States and Future Firm Performance

William J. Mayew;Mohan Venkatachalam

103
Citations

Frequent Co-Authors

Shivaram Rajgopal Columbia University

Anne Beatty The Ohio State University

Eli Bartov New York University

Pedro Santa-Clara Universidade Nova de Lisboa

Michael W. Brandt Duke University

Christopher A. Parsons University of Western Australia

Terry J. Shevlin University of California, Irvine

William H. Beaver Stanford University

Edward L. Maydew University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Leslie M. Collins Duke University

External Links

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