My name is Nils Gimpl, and I am a PhD student in finance and accounting at Saarland University and a
\nresearch assistant at Frankfurt School\u2019s Centre for Performance Management for Controlling. I am
\nwriting this report to summarize my activities and achievements during my 8-week visiting research stay
\nat Bayes Business School, funded by the EAA ARC International PhD Visit Scheme.
\nDuring my stay, I engaged in various academic activities that significantly contributed to my doctoral
\nresearch and professional development. I attended several research seminars in Finance and
\nAccounting, both at Bayes Business School and the London School of Economics. These seminars
\nprovided exposure to leading-edge research and methodologies, which broadened my knowledge and
\nenhanced my academic skills. Furthermore, I participated in Financial Engineering Workshops and
\nattended key academic events such as the Accounting PhD Conference and the Early Career
\nResearchers Conference, both hosted at Bayes Business School. These events were invaluable for
\nnetworking with peers and gaining insights into diverse research perspectives.
\nA key highlight of my stay was completing a PhD-level course in asset pricing at Bayes Business School.
\nThis course deepened my understanding of theoretical frameworks and empirical applications in asset
\npricing, which are directly relevant to my dissertation. In addition to attending academic events, I actively
\ncontributed to the intellectual environment at Bayes. I engaged in discussions with fellow PhD students
\nin Finance, where we exchanged feedback to improve each other\u2019s research. I also had the privilege of
\nreceiving detailed feedback on my ongoing research from the faculty at Bayes Business School. Their
\ninput was instrumental in refining my dissertation, particularly the final draft of my last dissertation paper,
\nwhich I successfully completed during my stay.
\nI would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to Professor Pawel Bilinski for hosting me during my visit.
\nHis support, guidance, and valuable insights significantly enriched my research and made my stay at
\nBayes Business School a highly rewarding experience.
\nThis visiting research stay has been a pivotal milestone in my academic journey. The rich and stimulating
\nacademic environment at Bayes Business School, coupled with the support and mentorship I received,
\nsignificantly enhanced the rigor and quality of my research. I am deeply grateful to the European
\nAccounting Association for providing me with the opportunity to undertake this research visit through the
\nEAA ARC International PhD Visit Scheme.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
My name is Nils Gimpl, and I am a PhD student in finance and accounting at Saarland University and a research assistant at Frankfurt School\u2019s Centre for Performance Management for Controlling. I am writing this report to summarize my activities and achievements during my 8-week visiting research stay at Bayes Business School, funded by the […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":61,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"ngg_post_thumbnail":0},"categories":[1],"tags":[],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n