Dr Danial Hemmings

Profile

Lecturer in Finance

Danial Hemmings joined Bangor Business School in January 2015 as a Lecturer in Finance. His current research interests focus on the impact of corporate communication choices on investors’ perceptions of value and credibility of management. His PhD examined the effects of stock hyping on firms’ market values prior to follow-on equity offerings. In particular, Danial utilizes computer assisted text analysis techniques to examine the information content of corporate narrative disclosures, as well as their potential behavioural consequences. For example, a current Bangor Business School research project in which Danial is involved finds that investors are more likely to endorse excessive CEO pay when compensation disclosures are easier to read and process.

Qualifications

PhD in Accounting and Finance, Bangor University

MSc in Accounting and Finance, Bangor University

BSc in Accounting and Finance, Bangor University

Roles within Bangor Business School

• Head of 1st Year for BBS
• Lecturer in Finance
• Personal tutor

Teaching

Undergraduate Teaching

ASB-1115 Financial Mathematics / ADB-1115 Mathemateg Cyllidol

ASB-2202 Finance

ASB-3309 Behavioural Finance

Supervision of undergraduate research projects

Postgraduate Teaching

ASB-4433 Behavioural Finance Theory and Practice

ASB-4932 Foundation in Social Research

Supervision of postgraduate research projects

PhD Supervision

Ngoc Khanh Vy Tran (2017 to present)

Mahmoud Abdelkader Ali Abdelrahman (2018 to present)

I am willing to supervise a PhD

Working Papers

“It’s OK to pay well, if you write well: The effects of Plain English remuneration disclosures”, Co-authors: Lynn Hodgkinson and Gwion Williams.

“Market timing when issuers cannot afford to wait? The relationship between overpricing and capital needs for UK seasoned issuers”, Co-authors: Lynn Hodgkinson and Qingwei Wang.

“Does ‘puffery’ matter? Positive framing and market conditioning prior to SEOs”.

2018

• Heterogeneous effects of the SEC's Securities Offering Reform
  
  Hemmings, D, Hodgkinson, L & Wang, Q 2018, 'Heterogeneous effects of the SEC's Securities Offering Reform', Economics Letters, vol. 170, pp. 131-135. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.econlet.2018.06.013

2017

• Explaining Communication Choices during Equity Offerings
  
  Hemmings, D, Brennan, NM & Merkl-Davies, DM 2017, Explaining Communication Choices during Equity Offerings: Market Timing or Impression Management? in A Laskin (ed.), Handbook of Investor Relations and Financial Communications. Wiley.

2018

• Invited research seminar at Newcastle University Business School
  Jan 2018
  Activity: Invited talk (Speaker)

2017

• Invited research seminar at Warwick Business School
  Mar 2017
  Activity: Invited talk (Speaker)

2016

• Invited research seminar at SKEMA Business School, Lille, France
  Sep 2016
  Activity: Invited talk (Speaker)

Other Activites

• Associate editor for Journal of Risk Finance.
• Ad hoc reviewer for European Journal of Finance, Accounting and Business Research, British Accounting Review, and Journal of Business Ethics.