On April 7, 2022, [Mingli Lecture 2022 Issue 17] was honored to invite Assistant Professor Zhao Jianyu from the School of Accounting of Central University of Finance and Economics to give a report entitled "Bank Governance and Employee Production Safety". Affected by the epidemic, this report will be held online. More than 20 teachers and students, including teachers and graduate students from the School of Management and Economics, participated in the report. The host is Assistant Professor Cui Yujia, Department of Accounting, School of Management and Economics.
Assistant Professor Zhao Jianyu's report uses an ingenious breakpoint regression design to study the impact of banks, an important creditor, on employee workplace safety. The study found that when a debt default occurs, bank intervention can significantly reduce workplace injuries and improve workplace safety for employees. The report provides evidence supporting the role creditors such as banks play in shaping workplace safety and improving overall employee well-being.
Mr. Zhao Jianyu's report fully aroused the interest and enthusiasm of the teachers and students at the meeting. After the report, the teachers and students actively communicated and interacted with Mr. Zhao. The report received enthusiastic responses and received unanimous praise from teachers and students.
Attachment: Profile of Assistant Professor Zhao Jianyu
Zhao Jianyu, Assistant Professor of the School of Accounting, Central University of Finance and Economics, Ph.D., Guanghua School of Management, Peking University. His research interests are the intersection of information disclosure, tax policy, corporate finance and labor economics. Academic achievements have been published in first-class journals at home and abroad such as "Economic Research", "Management World", "Nankai Management Review", "Accounting Research", "Financial Research", Journal of Management Accounting Research and so on. Served as an anonymous reviewer for "Economic Research", "Finance and Trade Economics", "Financial Research", and China Finance Review International.
