The accounting and corporate finance research covers a broad field from management accounting and control, financial accounting, financial communication and sustainability reporting to corporate governance, corporate financing, corporate risk management and investor relations. Current research covers a broad palette of topics:

• Implementation and use of management controls in private and public organisations
• Public sector reforms and implications for governance
• Performance measurement and management
• Approaches to control, incentives, motivation and performance in public sector organisations
• Audit and feedback for learning and accountability in public sector organisations
• Effects of corporatization and cooperation for governance and accounting in the public sector
• Choices of accounting methods and policies
• Public sector accounting
• Financial information and communication
• Tax risks, transparency and accountability
• Accounting in tax litigation
• Accounting, regulation and institutions
• Contemporary issues in accounting and auditing
• Accounting history
• Auditing and accounting in the digital era
• Norms, values, and institutions in accounting and corporate governance
• Financial systems and regulation
• Corporate finance and financial constraints
• Corporate governance and executive remuneration
• Risk management and enterprise risk management
• Sustainable financing and corporate ownership
• Sustainability reporting and assurance
• Sustainable finance and transition finance
• Sustainability related public policies and private initiatives related to accounting/disclosure/reporting
• Biodiversity accounting
• Sustainability transformation of policymaking, industry and the financial system