Financial Reporting
The Financial Reporting research group shares knowledge and contributes to debate on financial accounting and financial reporting topics.
The objective of the Financial Reporting research group is to foster dialogue and increase collaboration between academia, and with the public and private sectors nationally and internationally.
The Financial Reporting research group comprises nine academics, with a broad range of research interests. These research interests include:
- financial reporting in capital markets
- financial reporting of different size entities
- valuation in the context of financial reporting
- alternative presentations within financial reporting
- accounting standard-setting processes
- the interrelationship between cost of debt and financial information
- voluntary and mandatory disclosure.
One of the Financial Reporting research group members is a member of the New Zealand Accounting Standards Board.
Members of the Financial Reporting Research Interest Group
Convenor
Associate Professor
School of Accounting and Commercial Law
Members
Emeritus Professor
School of Accounting and Commercial Law
Senior Lecturer
School of Accounting and Commercial Law
Yinka Moses
Adjunct Research Fellow
School of Accounting and Commercial Law
Associate Professor
School of Accounting and Commercial Law
