Recognising this spring’s top publications
This week, NHH researchers will receive publication bonuses for scientific articles published in selected journals on NHH’s and the Financial Times’ publication lists.
Finn Kinserdal is head of the Department for Accounting, Auditing and Law (IRRR). He has been in his current position as a full time associate professor of management control at NHH since 2016. He holds his PhD (2006) from NHH, Norway. He is a Research Director for the DigAudit project (Digital Auditing) since 2017, focusing on the transformation among auditors and audit firms in the digital age. Finn teaches in financial statement analysis, valuation and financial accounting. Prior to NHH Finn has been a management consulting and audit partner in Arthur Andersen and EY, and held positions such as head of Assurance Norway, Oil- and Gas Nordics, signing audit partner of Statoil, PGS, TV 2, UMOE, Helse Vest.
| Author(s) | Title | Publisher |
|---|---|---|
| Commerford, Benjamin Paul; Eilifsen, Aasmund; Hatfield, Richard; Holmstrom, Kathryn M.; Kinserdal, Finn | Control issues: How providing input affects auditors' reliance on artificial intelligence | Contemporary Accounting Research Volume 41 (4); page 2134 - 2162; 2024 |
| Kinserdal, Finn; Knudsen, Sindre; Oust, Are; Aarbø, Frida Nilssen | Hvor mange eiendomsselskaper forventes å få finansielle problemer de neste årene i Norge? | Magma forskning og viten Volume 27 (5); page 73 - 84; 2024 |
| Kinserdal, Finn | Bruk av AI i regnskaps-og finansiell analyse | Praktisk økonomi & finans Volume 40 (3); page 228 - 246; 2024 |
| Kinserdal, Finn; Knivsflå, Kjell Henry; Danielsen, Thea Marie; Johansen, Jan | Kan selskapers ESG-score anvendes til å lage investeringsstrategier som gir meravkastning? | Magma forskning og viten Volume 26 (4); 2023 |
This week, NHH researchers will receive publication bonuses for scientific articles published in selected journals on NHH’s and the Financial Times’ publication lists.
NHH researchers are about to conduct an extensive study of the transformation taking place in the audit sector. The Research Council of Norway has granted the project NOK 10 million to study this digital revolution.