Steven C. Isberg

Associate Professor, Department of Accounting

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Contact Info

Phone:
410-704-5177
Office:
Stephens Hall, 102A

Currently Teaching

  • Spring: ACCT201.102 - PRINCIPLES OF FINANCIAL ACCT
  • Spring: ACCT730.101 - FIN STATEMENT ANALYTICS & VALU


Education

Ph D, Finance and Economics, Binghamton University, 1984
MA, Economics, Binghamton University, 1981
BA, Economics, State University College at Cortland, 1979

Areas of Expertise

Selected Publications and Presentations

  • Can You Manage Surprise? Positioning for a Black Swan Event,
    Publisher: Credit Research Foundation, January (1st Quarter/Winter), 2024
  • Outlook 2024: All Eyes on Banking and the Credit Markets,
    Publisher: Credit Research Foundation, January (1st Quarter/Winter), 2024
  • Gold and Fiat Money: Global Currency Markets at a Crossroads,
    Publisher: Credit Research Foundation, October (4th Quarter/Autumn), 2023
  • Federal Reserve Policy Strength Under Monetization Do the Tools Still Work?,
    Publisher: Credit Research Foundation, July (3rd Quarter/Summer), 2023
  • CECL and Trade Credit: What it is...and what it is not,
    Publisher: Credit Research Foundation, February, 2023
  • Restore Glass-Steagall...and Give it Some Teeth This Time,
    Publisher: Credit Research Foundation, January (1st Quarter/Winter), 2023
  • Oh, By the Way....an Outlook for 2023,
    Publisher: Credit Research Foundation, January (1st Quarter/Winter), 2023
  • Economic Outlook 2022: Cutting Further into the Thick Forest,
    Publisher: Credti Research Foundation, January (1st Quarter/Winter), 2022
  • Monetization, Debt, Trade and the Post-COVID Economy: History Brought to Bear,
    Publisher: Credit Research Foundation, July (3rd Quarter/Summer), 2021
  • The Post-COVID Economy - Lessons from Past Disruptions,
    Publisher: Credit Research Foundation, April (2nd Quarter/Spring), 2021
  • Guns AND Butter - Stimulus and the State of the US Economy,
    Publisher: Credit Research Foundation, January (1st Quarter/Winter), 2021
  • Onto What Storm are we Accelerating?,
    Publisher: Credit Reesearch Foundation, January (1st Quarter/Winter), 2021
  • Is a Proposed Stimulus Plan Going to Be Enough?,
    Publisher: Credit Research Foundation, October (4th Quarter/Autumn), 2020
  • The Importance of Macro and Microeconomic Drivers of Bad Debt Losses Under CECL,
    Publisher: Credit Research Foundation, April (2nd Quarter/Spring), 2020
  • The New Normal is Now Normal: So, What Are We Waiting For?,
    Publisher: Credit Resarch Foundation, January (1st Quarter/Winter), 2020
  • 2019: How Long is the Debt Bomb's Fuse?,
    Publisher: Credit Research Foundation, January (1st Quarter/Winter), 2019
  • Business and Manufacturing Process Re-engineering: Have We Become too Good for Our Own Good,
    Publisher: Credit Research Foundation, October (4th Quarter/Autumn), 2018
  • Retailing: Growth, Profitability and Indebtedness,
    Publisher: Credit Research Foundation, April (2nd Quarter/Spring), 2018
  • Economic Outlook for 2018,
    Publisher: Credit Resarch Foundation, January (1st Quarter/Winter), 2018
  • The Recent Past, Present and Future of Retailing,
    Publisher: Credit and Financial Management Review, November, 2017
  • Online and On-ground Retailing: Shifiting of the Ground,
    Publisher: Credit Research Foundation, June, 2017
  • Organizational Design,
    Publisher: Credit Research Foundation, May, 2017
  • The OTC Evolution: Common Model,
    Publisher: Credit Research Foundation, May, 2017
  • The RFP Process,
    Publisher: Credit Research Foundation, May, 2017
  • A Brief Trip Back in Time: the Evolution of Shared Service Centers,
    Publisher: Credit Research Foundation, May, 2017
  • Selling Retail - Part 1: The Economic State of Retailing,
    Publisher: Credit Researech Foundation, April (2nd Quarter/Spring), 2017
  • Understanding the Different Elements of the Valuation Model in the Anatomy of a Predicatable Bankruptcy: Application to the Retail Landscape,
    Publisher: Credit and Financial Management Review, April (2nd Quarter/Spring), 2017
  • The New Normal is Here to Stay in 2017,
    Publisher: Credit Research Foundation, January (1st Quarter/Winter), 2017
  • The Hothouse is Getting Cooler,
    Publisher: Credit Research Foundation, September, 2016
  • Whither the Oil Patch?,
    Publisher: Credit Research Foundation: News, July (3rd Quarter/Summer), 2016
  • Use of Shared Service Centers for Credit and Accounts Receivable Policy Setting and Task Completion Analysis of the Results of a Survey of Credit Executives,
    Publisher: Credit Research Foundation: Occasional Paper Series, May, 2016
  • Growth Performance and Prospects for the U.S. Economy: An Analysis of Long Terms Rates and Trends,
    Publisher: Credit and Financial Managment Review, February, 2016
  • The Economic Minefield of Accumulated Debt: Part 2 and Outlook for the US Economy,
    Publisher: CRF Annual Economic Review and Outlook, January (1st Quarter/Winter), 2016
  • The Economic Minefield of Accumulated Debt: Part 1,
    Publisher: Credit Research Foundation, December, 2015
  • Econoic Realignment, Consumer Income, Debt, and Spending: Impacts on Sustainability,
    Publisher: Credit and Financial Managment Review, April (2nd Quarter/Spring), 2014
  • The Implicit Cost of Trade Credit and the Theory of Optimal Terms of Sale: Revisited for the 21st Century,
    Publisher: Credit Research Foundation Occasional Paper, October (4th Quarter/Autumn), 2013
  • Interest Rates, Consolidation and Financial Economic Stability: An Historical Perspective,
    Publisher: Credit and Financial Management Review, March, 2013
  • Using Financial Analysis to Assess Brand Equity,
    Publisher: Journal of Product and Brand Management, January (1st Quarter/Winter), 2013
  • The U.S. Economy: Headed for Another Restructuring?,
    Publisher: Credit Research Foundation, January (1st Quarter/Winter), 2011
  • QE2: Cruise Ship Headed for a Perfect Storm?,
    Publisher: Credit Research Foundation, December, 2010
  • Fed Won't Be Able to Halt This Downturn,
    Publisher: Baltimore Sun, November, 2010
  • What's Going on with Hospital Credit Risk?",
    Publisher: Credit Research Foundation, September, 2010
  • Understanding Customer Derivative Risk: A Case Analysis,
    Publisher: Credit and Financial Management Review, March, 2009
  • Size Relationships and the Ability to Manage DSO and Terms,
    Publisher: Business Credit, April (2nd Quarter/Spring), 2008
  • Credit Research Foundation Credit and Accounts Receivable Compensation Study: 15th Edition,
    Publisher: Credit Research Foundation, , 2007
  • The Impact of Business Process Reengineering on Staff and Management Positions: Is Credit Getting Its Due?,
    Publisher: Credit and Financial Management Review, January (1st Quarter/Winter), 2007
  • The Hourglass Economy: Will the Winner Take All? An Application of Financial Statement Analysis to Department Store Retailing,
    Publisher: The Journal of Credit Management, , 2006
  • The Hourglass Economy: Will the Winner Take All? An Application of Financial Statement Analysis to Department Store Retailing,
    Publisher: The NACM Oregon Credit Management Review, , 2006
  • Job Analysis and Compensation Modeling for Credit Staff and Mid-level Management: A Pilot Study,
    Publisher: Credit and Financial Management Review, October (4th Quarter/Autumn), 2006
  • On Whose Terms,
    Publisher: The Credit Research Foundation Occasional Paper Series, March, 2006
  • The Hourglass Economy: Will the Winner Take All? An Application of Financial Statement Analysis to Department Store Retailing,
    Publisher: Credit and Financial Management Review, October (4th Quarter/Autumn), 2005
  • Outsourcing Collection of Delinquent Accounts: Experiences During Recession and Growth,
    Publisher: Credit and Financial Management Review, July (3rd Quarter/Summer), 2004
  • Future Trends in Business Credit and Receivable Management,
    Publisher: The Credit Research Foundation, March, 2004
  • Outsourcing and the Collection Function,
    Publisher: The Credit Research Foundation, June, 2000
  • Whither Cash Flow, Whence Value? Chapter II,
    Publisher: Credit and Financial Management Review, April (2nd Quarter/Spring), 2000
  • Whither Cash flow, Whence Value? Chapter I,
    Publisher: Credit and Financial Management Review, January (1st Quarter/Winter), 2000

Grants & Contracts

  • CEI/CELTT Faculty Cohort for Infusing Entrepreneurship into the Undergraduate Curriculum
    Sponsor: Provost's Office/University of Baltimore, 2013
  • Curriculum Development in Critical Reading
    Sponsor: UB Provost Office, 2012
  • Instructional Technology Grant
    Sponsor: UB, 2012
  • Developing and Undergraduate Entrepreneurship Curriculum
    Sponsor: Kauffman Foundation, 1997