Going Concern Modifications in Europe

This analysis was originally...

Anthony G. Hopwood Award for Academic Leadership

Nominations are now open for the 2020 EAA Anthony G. Hopwood Award for Academic Leadership.

The Award was established in 2005 and renamed to honour Professor Anthony G. Hopwood, who played a prominent role...

An Overview of KAMs in the European Banking Sector

This analysis was originally...

Information for Better Markets conference 2019: The real effects of financial reporting

The real effects of financial reporting, 16-17 December 2019 in London

This year's Information for Better Markets conference will explore the ways in which financial reporting drives behaviour and influences the decisions...

Targeted transparency

Nudging is a popular concept from behavioral economics that has also found its way into other (...

Key Issues to Consider Before Registering for a PhD

...

How to create eye-candy graphs with python

Having attended many presentations over the years, I started noticing that tables are such a drag. Unfortunately, we are used to a presentation format that makes us want to show tables. 

Posted by: Martien Lubberink

Richard Victor Alvarus Mattessich 1922-2019

Richard Mattessich (known by many as Ricco) was born on August 9, 1922 in Trieste, and died on September 30, 2019 in Vancouver. Trieste had just been annexed by Italy after the dissolution of Austro-Hungarian Empire. He grew up in Vienna, and in...

Accounting’s ‘sins of omission’: ‘hard’ methods or ‘soft’ stories?

Economics has committed ‘sins of omission’, George Akerlof (2019), the Nobel Prize winning economist, claims in a recent article.  In a damning critique Akerlof...

What Can We Learn About CAMs from KAMs?

...