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| Xu, Dingbo |
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Professor of Accounting, CEIBS
Associate Dean
Member, Management Committee
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| 86-21-28905132 |
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xudingbo@ceibs.edu
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| EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND |
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*1996 Ph. D. in Accounting, University of Minnesota
*1986 MA in Management, Wuhan University
*1983 Bachelor in Mathematics, Wuhan University |
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| RESEARCH INTERESTS |
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*Coordination and Communication in a Decentralized Management System
*Incentive Issues in Management Accounting
*The Role of Financial Disclosure to Capital Markets and the Role of Credit-ratings |
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| TEACHING INTERESTS |
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*Financial Accounting
*Managerial Accounting
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| SHORT BIO |
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Dr. Dingbo Xu is Professor of Accounting at CEIBS. Previously, he was Assistant Professor of Accounting at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. He was a visiting professor at Peking University teaching MBA and EMBA courses and also taught for the University of Minnesota's China EMBA program. Professor Xu is a financial management advisor to some local governments and several top Chinese and multinational corporations. He has designed and delivered company specific programmes for a number of companies, such as GE, IBM, BMS, Lenovo, CATIC Group, Schneider Electric, etc. He has received several teaching awards, including the CEIBS Teaching Excellence Award in 2004 and 2005, the prestigious CEIBS Medal for Teaching Excellence in 2009, and several most popular professor awards by CEIBS MBA, EMBA, and EDP students.
Dr. Xu received his Ph.D. in Accounting from the University of Minnesota. He earned both his master's degree in Management and bachelor's degree in Mathematics from Wuhan University. His research focuses on mechanism design, the role of accounting information disclosure on management decision-making, performance evaluation and incentive. His research has been published in the Journal of Economic Theory and several books.
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