CLAUDIA IMPERATORE
Assistant Professor
Department of Accounting
Courses a.y. 2022/2023
Courses previous a.y.
Biographical note
I was awarded a BSc degree in Business Administration from Seconda Università di Napoli, Italy, a M.Sc. in Accounting, Financial Management and Control from Università di Padova, Italy and a Ph.D in Management (specialized in Accounting) at IE Business School, Spain. I visited University of Chicago from 2014 to 2016.
About
From 2020, I am Senior Editor ARC Team Events and the Accounting and Business Research editorial board member.
Research interests
My research focuses on family firms, ownership structure, real effects of accounting information, and economic uncertainty.
Selected Publications
Arena; Bozzolan; Imperatore
The trade-off between mandatory and voluntary disclosure: evidence from oil companies’ risk reporting
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The trade-off between mandatory and voluntary disclosure: evidence from oil companies’ risk reporting
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Gomez Mejia, Luis; Cruz, Cristina; Imperatore, Claudia
Financial reporting and the protection of socioemotional wealth in family-controlled firms
EUROPEAN ACCOUNTING REVIEW, 23(3): 387-402., 2014
Financial reporting and the protection of socioemotional wealth in family-controlled firms
EUROPEAN ACCOUNTING REVIEW, 23(3): 387-402., 2014
Trombetta, Marco; Imperatore, Claudia
The dynamic of financial crises and its non-monotonic effects on earnings quality
JOURNAL OF ACCOUNTING AND PUBLIC POLICY, 33(3): 205-232., 2014
The dynamic of financial crises and its non-monotonic effects on earnings quality
JOURNAL OF ACCOUNTING AND PUBLIC POLICY, 33(3): 205-232., 2014