STAFF PROFILE
Professor Dean Hanlon
Position:
Professor, Accounting
College / Portfolio:
College of Business and Law
School / Department:
COBL|Accounting, Info Sys & Supply Chain
Phone:
+61399251459
Email:
dean.hanlon@rmit.edu.au
Campus:
City Campus
- Evdokimov, E.,Hanlon, C.,Lim, E. (2022). Do Generalist CEOs Magnify Boardroom Backscratching? In: Journal of Business Ethics, 181, 221 - 247
- Davern, M.,Gyles, N.,Hanlon, C.,Frick, T. (2020). AASB 16 Leases: Investor Perspectives In: CPA Australia Melbourne, Australia
- Hanlon, C.,Pinder, S. (2019). The impact of Australia’s income tax system on company ownership structure In: Australian Tax Forum, 34, 810 - 830
- Hanlon, C.,Khedmati, M.,Lim, E. (2019). Boardroom backscratching and audit fees In: Auditing, 38, 179 - 206
- Davern, M.,Gyles, N.,Hanlon, C.,Pinnuck, M. (2019). Is Financial Reporting Still Useful? Australian Evidence In: Abacus, 55, 237 - 272
- Hanlon, C. (2019). Mandatory accounting change and debt covenant violation: Additional evidence from SFAS 150 In: Australian Journal of Management, 44, 355 - 387
- Davern, M.,Gyles, N.,Hanlon, C.,Pinnuck, M. (2018). RELEVANCE OF ALTERNATIVE PERFORMANCE MEASURES AND NON-FINANCIAL INFORMATION FOR INVESTOR DECISION MAKING IN AUSTRALIA In: CPA Australia Melbourne, Australia
- Davern, M.,Gyles, N.,Hanlon, C.,Pinnuck, M. (2018). The effect of industry on the relevance of financial reports for investor decision making In: CPA Australia Melbourne, Australia
- Davern, M.,Gyles, N.,Hanlon, C.,Pinnuck, M. (2018). The effect of company size, profitability and the introduction of IFRS on the relevance of financial reports for investor decision making In: CPA Australia Melbourne, Australia
- Davern, M.,Gyles, N.,Hanlon, C.,Pinnuck, M. (2018). Decision-usefulness of financial reports, Research Report No 5: The decision-usefulness of financial reports and the future of (financial) reporting In: CPA Australia Melbourne, Australia
- The determination of cos of capital for accounting standard-setting purposes. Funded by: Australian Accounting Standards Board (AASB) from (2022 to 2023)