Madhukar Singh is a CPA and Lecturer in the Research School of Accounting. His research interests include issues related to auditor independence, financial reporting quality and the role of corporate governance in financial reporting processes. Madhukar's PhD thesis examined how power of audit committees is associated with financial reporting quality, and his works have appeared in journals including Contemporary Accounting Research and Auditing: A Journal of Practice and Theory. He has also co-contributed to the Routledge Handbook of Auditing (2nd ed.), where he explored research related to non-audit services and auditor independence. In addition, he serves as the Undergraduate Convenor for the Bachelor of Accounting and the Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting).