Suzie Noh

Assistant Professor of Accounting
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Suzie Noh

Academic Degrees

  • PhD in Management, MIT Sloan School of Management
  • Master of Finance, MIT Sloan School of Management
  • BA in Economics and Mathematics, Emory University

Awards and Honors

  • Michelle R. Clayman Faculty Scholar, 2023–24
  • James and Doris McNamara Faculty Scholar for 2021–22
  • Summa Cum Laude, Emory University

Research Statement

Her research focuses on exploring the determinants and consequences of corporate disclosures, such as how financial reporting regulations affect firms’ economic decisions or disclosure decisions, and how firms’ disclosures affect the behavior of financial intermediaries and the information content of stock prices.

Journal Articles

Suzie Noh, Eric C. So, Christina Zhu
The Accounting Review
January 2025 Vol. 100 Issue 1 Pages 407–435
Suzie Noh, Eric C. So
Journal of Financial Economics (advanced online January 30, 2021)

Working Papers

Brandon Gipper, Laura Lingyu Gu, Jinhwan Kim, Suzie Noh February 2024

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