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Biqin Xie
Biqin Xie
Office of Financial Research, US Department of the Treasury
Verified email at ofr.treasury.gov - Homepage
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The “out-of-sample” performance of long run risk models
W Ferson, S Nallareddy, B Xie
Journal of Financial Economics 107 (3), 537-556, 2013
1242013
Does fair value accounting exacerbate the procyclicality of bank lending?
B Xie
Journal of Accounting Research 54 (1), 235-274, 2016
952016
The real effects of FAS 166/167 on banks’ mortgage approval and sale decisions
Y Dou, SG Ryan, B Xie
Journal of Accounting Research 56 (3), 843-882, 2018
772018
Decision-usefulness of expected credit loss information under CECL
KH Gee, JJ Neilson, B Schmidt, B Xie
Available at SSRN, 2022
21*2022
Asset‐Level Transparency and the (E) valuation of Asset‐Backed Securities
JJ Neilson, SG Ryan, KP Wang, B Xie
Journal of Accounting Research 60 (3), 1131-1183, 2022
182022
Offsetable derivatives and investor risk assessment
JJ Neilson, KP Wang, CD Williams, B Xie
Management Science 70 (5), 2779-2798, 2024
8*2024
Current expected credit loss (CECL) model and analyst forecasts
SB Bonsall, B Schmidt, B Xie
Available at SSRN, 2022
72022
The use of cash flows metrics in CEO compensation and the design of loan contracts
G Gong, XD Jiang, B Xie
Contemporary Accounting Research 41 (4), 2384-2416, 2024
62024
Current Expected Credit Loss (CECL) Model and Banks’ External Information Environment
SB Bonsall, B Schmidt, B Xie
Available at SSRN 4236547, 2025
32025
The use of cash flows in setting CEO compensation and the design of loan contracts
G Gong, D Jiang, B Xie
The Use of Cash Flows in Setting CEO Compensation and the Design of Loan …, 2022
22022
When are expected credit losses decision-useful and new to investors? Evidence from CECL adoption
KH Gee, J Neilson, B Schmidt, B Xie
Evidence from CECL adoption (March 17, 2025), 2025
12025
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