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Summary

Guilong Cai holds a PhD as well as a BA in Accounting from Sun Yat-sen University. Before joining SYSBS, he was a junior research associate of Chinese University of Hong Kong and HK Polytechnic University. He was visiting scholar in the University of Rhode Island in US during Jan. 2017 to Jan. 2018. His research papers appeared in international and national academic journals, such as Journal of Business Ethics, Emerging Markets Review, Pacific-Basin Finance Journal, etc. His current interests cover business groups in China, corporate governance in SOEs, accounting information quality and the Chinese capital markets. He was rewarded the Excellent doctoral dissertation of Sun Yat-sen University in 2019, the Outstanding student (postgraduate stage) of Guangdong province during 2016-2017, the National scholarship for doctoral students in 2016, etc.

Research Areas

Accounting Information, Business Groups, Corporate Governance, and Corporate Finance

Educational Background

Doctor of Business Administration, Accounting, Sun Yat-sen University, Guangzhou, PRC 2019

Bachelor of Business Administration, Accounting, Sun Yat-sen University, Guangzhou, PRC 2012

Professional Experiences

Assistant Professor, Sun Yat-sen University, PRC Jan. 2020 to present

Publications

[1]?? ?Cai, G., Li, W., and Tang, Z. (2020). Religion and the method of earnings management: Evidence from China. Journal of Business Ethics, 161(1), 71-90.?

[2]?? ?Guilong Cai, Yue Xu, Degan Yu, Junsheng Zhang, Guojian Zheng. 2019. Strengthened Board Monitoring from Parent Company and Stock Price Crash Risk of Subsidiary Firms. Pacific-Basin Finance Journal, 56, 352-368.?

[3]?? ?Cai, G., Xie, S., Xu, Y., Zeng, Y., & Zhang, J. 2019. Ultimate parent's board reform and controlling shareholder entrenchment: Evidence from a quasi-natural experiment in China. Emerging Markets Review, 38, 389-403.?

[4]?? ?Cai G., Zheng G., Ma X., and Lu R., 2018. Decentralization and the Degree of Mix-ownership Reform in China. Economic Research Journal (9). (In Chinese)

[5]?? ?Cai G., Liu J., and Ma X., 2018. Non-State Shareholders¡¯ Governance and Executive Compensation Incentives in SOEs. Management World (5). (In Chinese)

[6]?? ?Zheng G., Cai G., and Ma X., 2017. Government Intervention, the Dynamic Structure of State-owned Business Groups and Efficiency of Asset Allocation in China. Journal of Management Science in China (10). (In Chinese)

[7]?? ?Zheng G., and Cai G., and Lu X., 2016. ¡°An Analytical Framework of Minority Shareholders Governance: The Case study on Konka Group.¡± Management World (12). (In Chinese)

[8]?? ?Li Wenfei, Cai Guilong. Religion and stock price crash risk: Evidence from China. China Journal of Accounting Research, 2016, (3).

[9]?? ?Cai Guilong, Zheng Guojian. Executive compensation in business groups: Evidence from China. China Journal of Accounting Research, 2016, (1).

Current Research

[1]?? ?Cai, G., Ge, R., Zolotoy, L. 2018. The contagion effect of accounting scandals in business groups. Accounting Review, R&R.

[2]?? ?Guilong Cai, Bingxuan Lin, Minghai Wei, Xiaowei Xu. 2018. The Role of Institutional Investors in Post-Earnings Announcement Drift: Evidence from China. Accounting and Business Research, R&R.

[3]?? ?Xiaoxia Li, Guilong Cai (ͨѶ×÷Õß), Danglun Luo. GDP Distortion and Tax Avoidance in Local SOEs: Evidence from China. 2019, International Review of Economics and Finance, R&R.