Dr Beat Reber

PhD, MBA, BBA, PGCHE, Kfm Ang

Management School

Senior Lecturer in Accounting and Finance

Programme Director for MSc Finance and Accounting

beat.reber@sheffield.ac.uk
+44 114 222 3394

Room D038, Sheffield University Management School

Full contact details

Dr Beat Reber
Management School
Room D038
Sheffield University Management School
Conduit Road
Sheffield
S10 1FL

Profile: Before joining Sheffield University Management School, I worked at Nottingham University Business School and in industry.

Research interests: My background in corporate finance, both in academia and industry, has led me to focus my research on initial public offerings, seasoned equity offerings, venture capital, private equity, and market risk. Additionally, I am interested in employing Machine Learning techniques to tackle finance-related challenges.

Publications

Journal articles

Reber B, Gold A & Gold S (2021) ESG Disclosure and Idiosyncratic Risk in Initial Public Offerings. Journal of Business Ethics.
Lang JW, Reber B & Aldori H (2021) How Tesla created advantages in the ev automotive paradigm, through an integrated business model of value capture and value creation. Business & Management Studies: An International Journal, 9(1), 385-404.
Reber B (2017) Does mispricing, liquidity or third-party certification contribute to IPO downside risk?. International Review of Financial Analysis, 51, 25-53. View this article in WRRO
Reber B & Vencappa D (2016) Deliberate premarket underpricing and aftermarket mispricing: New insights on IPO pricing. International Review of Financial Analysis, 44, 18-33. View this article in WRRO
Reber B (2014) Estimating the risk–return profile of new venture investments using a risk-neutral framework and ‘thick’ models. European Journal of Finance, 20(4), 341-360. View this article in WRRO
Reber B (2013) Initial public offerings: an asset allocation decision based on nonnormal returns. Applied Financial Economics, 23(19), 1541-1552.
Reber B & Fong C (2006) Explaining mispricing of initial public offerings in Singapore. Applied Financial Economics, 16(18), 1339-1353.
Reber * B, Berry B & Toms S (2005) Firm resources and quality signalling: evidence from UK initial public offerings. Applied Financial Economics, 15(8), 575-586.
Reber B, Berry B & Toms S (2005) Predicting mispricing of initial public offerings. Intelligent Systems in Accounting, Finance and Management, 13(1), 41-59.
Howorth C & Reber B (2003) Habitual late payment of trade credit: an empirical examination of UK small firms. Managerial and Decision Economics, 24(6-7), 471-482.

Presentations

Reber B Discretionary ESG-Disclosure in Initial Public Offerings. World Finance Conference, Kristiansand, Norway.

Research group: Centre for Research into Accounting and Finance in Context (CRAFiC)

Teaching interests: As an experienced educator with a HEA Fellowship and a PGCHE qualification, I have specialised in making finance simple and enjoyable for everyone. I have taught finance at various academic levels, including Undergraduate, MSc, MBA and Executive Education modules. Refrain from letting subjects like Corporate Finance, Financial Management, Financial Markets, and Fixed Interest Investment intimidate you - I am here to assist you. With years of teaching experience and a profound understanding of these topics, I have conducted extensive research to ensure that my expertise enhances your learning experience.

PhD Supervision: If you have a passion for finance and are interested in pursuing a PhD, I am open to proposals on various topics. These include initial public offerings, seasoned equity offerings, ESG, venture capital, private equity, and exploring the use of Machine Learning to solve finance-related problems. I have experience supervising PhD students and helping them complete their academic programs successfully.