Corporate finance, accounting and control
About the research at INDEK that explores how financial systems, governance and reporting shape corporate behavior and innovation.
Research area description
Research within “Corporate Finance, Economics, Accounting and Control” examines how financial decisions, governance structures, and accounting practices shape the behavior, performance, and sustainability of firms and markets. The studies explore how corporations allocate capital, manage risk, report performance, and respond to financial and environmental regulation.
Empirical work addresses a broad range of phenomena, including corporate investment, valuation, and financing decisions, taxation and financial regulation, risk management and insurance, sustainability reporting, and the interaction between policy, technology, and markets. The research engages with theoretical concepts from financial economics, institutional theory, and management control to understand firm behavior in a changing environment.
Research projects
- Our current projects within Corporate finance, accounting and control
Doctoral studies
If you are interested about how it is to conduct doctoral studies at INDEK, read more on the pages for doctoral studies at INDEK .
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