Accounting

An analysis of the 2020 annual reports of nonfinancial companies listed on the Milan Stock Exchange, conducted by the KPMG Chair in Accounting at Bocconi, reveals that large companies, the cash rich and family controlled proved more resilient

New research by Bocconi scholars Marra, Masciandaro, and Pecchiari jointly with Bianchi (Florida International) unveils that firms connected to organized crime have lower return on assets, higher debt, lower cash holdings and are more likely to default

Bocconi faculty are publishing in top tier journals like never before

The tricky part is defining CSR targets, Andrea Dossi explains

ESG disclosures can be valueenhancing, but it is important to understand that not only what you disclose, but also how you do that will have an impact on investors

Ariela Caglio has been awarded a CIMA grant to develop a rigorous way to bring environmental and social issues back into the calculation of financial measures, thus reaffirming the centrality of the accounting profession