Associate Professor | The L.H. Penney Chair in Accounting | Distinguished Teaching Fellow
Accounting
Expert on micro and macro interdisciplinary capital markets research
About
Panos N. Patatoukas is a tenured Associate Professor and the L. H. Penney Chair in Accounting at Berkeley-Haas. Panos received his PhD, MPhil, and MA from Yale, his MSc from the London School of Economics, and his BA in accounting and finance (class valedictorian) from Athens University of Economics and Business. Panos’ work focuses on interdisciplinary capital markets research and informs “micro-to-macro” and “macro-to-micro” questions bridging the gap between academics and practitioners. Panos has received several prestigious teaching and research awards, including the 2018 Distinguished Teaching Award, which is the highest award bestowed by the Chancellor of U.C. Berkeley for outstanding and meritorious teaching, the 2017 AAA/AICPA Notable Contributions to Accounting Literature Award, and the 2011 AAA Competitive Manuscript Award. For his record, Panos was selected as a top 10 Business School Professor under 40 by Fortune. Panos is the founding faculty director of the Berkeley executive education program on Financial Data Analysis.
Expertise and Research Interests
- Financial Analysis
- Corporate Valuation
- Supply Chain Networks
- Micro and Macro Forecasting
- Accounting
- Panos N. Patatoukas, Gopal Krishnan, Anikka Yu Wang. Customer-Base Concentration: Implications for Audit Pricing and Quality. Journal of Management Accounting Research.
2018 - Sunil Dutta, Panos N. Patatoukas. Identifying Conditional Conservatism in Financial Accounting Data: Theory and Evidence. The Accounting Review.
2017 - Henry Laurion, Panos N. Patatoukas. From Micro to Macro: Does Conditional Conservatism Aggregate up in the National Income and Product Accounts?. Journal of Financial Reporting.
2016 - Panos N. Patatoukas. Asymmetrically Timely Loss Recognition and the Accrual Anomaly, Discussion of Konstantinidi et al.. A Journal of Accounting, Finance and Business Studies.
2016 - Panos N. Patatoukas. Placebo Tests of Conditional Conservatism. The Accounting Review.
2016 - B. Korcan Ak , Panos N. Patatoukas. Customer‐Base Concentration and Inventory Efficiencies: Evidence from the Manufacturing Sector. Productions and Opperations Management.
2016
At Haas since 2010
2018 − Present: The L. H. Penney Chair in Accounting
2016 − Present: Associate Professor
2010 − 2016: Assistant Professor
UC Berkeley 2018 Distinguished Teaching Award
Highest teaching honor bestowed by the University of California, Berkeley
2018 Recipient
Notable Contributions to Accounting Literature Award
Presented by the American Accounting Association and the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
2017 Recipient
Earl F. Cheit Award for Excellence in Teaching
Highest teaching award bestowed upon instructors at Berkeley Haas
Three-Time Recipient, MBA Program: 2017, 2015, 2012
Fortune’s Top 10 Business School Professor Under 40
Class of 2015
- UC Berkeley changes course: Lecturers now excluded from hiring freeze, San Francisco Chronicle, 05/22/2020
- Because of coronavirus we’re doing things differently. How long will that last?, San Francisco Chronicle, 03/15/2020
- AICPA honors three with education awards, Accounting Today, 08/15/2019
- You can make millions counting cars in parking lots from outer space, Quartz, 06/26/2019
- Alternative data and the sophisticated investor advantage, Canadian Investment Review, 05/02/2019
- Stock Picks From Space, The Atlantic, 05/01/2019
- AICPA names 2017 ‘Accounting Literature Award’ recipient, Accounting Today, 08/08/2017
- Why Reaping IPO Riches Isn’t a Snap, The Wall Street Journal, 03/07/2017
- New Support For A 40-Year-Old Theory About IPOs, Seeking Alpha, 08/19/2016
- How Manufacturers Win by Not Playing the Field, iScience Daily, 04/04/2016
- Financial Information Analysis and Valuation, MBA Program
- Interdisciplinary Capital Markets Research in Law, Accounting, and Finance, PhD Program
- Empirical Capital Markets Research, PhD Program
