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Research Interests

My research interests are primarily in corporate finance and financial accounting. Specifically, some of my recent studies explore questions such as how corporate tax aggression affects capital structure, how securities analysts help institutional investors, how headquarters location influences stock volatility and why innovative firms hold more cash.

Selected Awards and Honours

• 2015听 Rowe Research Fund
• 2013听 Rowe Teaching Development Fund
• 2011听听The CFA Asian Investment Management Research Prize at the Financial Management Association Asian Conference
• 2011听听Financial Management Association Doctoral Student Consortium Fellow
• 2011听听The Monieson Centre Research Award, Queen鈥檚 University

Selected Publications

• When analysts talk do institutional investors listen? Evidence from target price changes. Lin, S., H. Tan & Z. Zhang. Financial Review, 51(2), 191-223听 (2016)
  
• The curious case of converts. Li, X., S. Lin & A. Tucker. Global Finance Journal, 31, 1-17听 (2016)
  
• Are ivory towers truly ivory? Knowledge spillovers and firm innovation. Lin, S.听 Journal of Economics and Business 80, 21-36听 (2015)
  
• Corporate tax aggression and debt. Lin, S., N. Tong & A. Tucker. Journal of Banking and Finance 40, 227-241听 (2014)
  
• Why do firms hold so much cash? An innovation explanation. Lin, S. Canadian Journal of Administrative Sciences 31(1), 3-17听 (2014)