Aim of the workshop
Main conference topics:
The aim of the Workshop is to discuss high quality papers on all aspects of financial reporting and business communication.
We encourage the submission of both empirical and theoretical papers and case studies addressing financial reporting issues.
All papers will be peer-reviewed prior to acceptance for the workshop;
each paper accepted for presentation will be assigned a discussant to enhance a thorough discussion.
Workshop program
Speakers
Prof. Thorsten Sellhorn
Massimiliano Bonacchi
Stefano Azzali
Pierluigi Marchini
Organization
Your paper
Submit your paper
Acceptance
Completed papers
Publication
Submit a paper:
Should you wish to have a paper considered for the presentation at the workshop, please email a 1.000 word abstract or a full paper by 28 April 2019 to the following e-mail address: financialreportingx@unito.it
Submitting Authors will be notified of acceptance by 10 May 2019. Please note that final inclusion in the programme will be contingent on receiving the full paper by 31 May 2019.
At the choice of the Authors, conference papers might be considered and have a fast track for publication in Financial Reporting.
Scientific committee
Marco Allegrini
Paolo Andrei
Valter Cantino
Massimo Ciambotti
Francesca Culasso
Roberto Di Pietra
Piero Pisoni
Alberto Quagli
Ugo Sostero
Claudio Teodori
Organizing committee
Simona Alfiero
Massimo Cane
Melchior Gromis di Trana
The venue
HOW TO REACH US
From the Train station PORTA SUSA: tramway n. 10 (stop at Corso Agnelli corner Via Filadelfia, 15 minutes travel + 5 minutes on foot along Via Filadelfia and Corso Unione Sovietica).
From the Train station PORTA NUOVA: tramway n. 4 (stop right in front of the SME’s entrance, 10 minutes travel).
By car: Follow Tangenziale, direction Torino-Savona. Exit at CORSO ALLAMANO. Follow always straight till you cross Corso Agnelli. Then turn right on Corso Agnelli and turn right again at the first crossing on Via Filadelfia. You can now park your car and reach the entrance on foot.
From the airport: You can pick up a taxi (around 35-40 euro to reach the city center, depending on traffic hours) or take the SADEM bus. More information on the following website:
Accomodation
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All reservation must be guaranteed with credit card. Cancellation without penalty up to 4 days from the date of arrival; from 3 days before the day of arrival the first night will be charged. In case of no-show the entire period will be charged. You don’t need to prepay. However, the property may temporarily hold an amount on the card you provided, just to test your card, and guarantee your booking. This test payment will be returned to you.
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Registration
Registration fees are not subject to VAT
Registrations will close on Sunday, June 16th 2019
Fees
Early Registration
PhD Student €50
Research assistant,Research fellow, Assistant professor €75
Associate Professor, Full Professor €95
Other €130
Late Registration
PhD Student €55
Research assistant,Research fellow, Assistant professor €90
Associate Professor, Full Professor €110
Other €160
Registration fee includes
How to register for the workshop
Best Paper Awards
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Effects of Social, Environmental and Institutional Factors on Sustainability Report Assurance. Evidence from European Countries
#2
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Is Accounting Enforcement Related to Risk-taking in the Banking Industry? Cross-country Evidence from the Pre-crisis and Post-crisis Periods
#3
Riccardo Cimini, Alessandro Mechelli, Vincenzo Sforza
Is IFRS 9 Really Better than IAS 39 for Investors’s Decisions? Evidence from the European Context at the Beginning of the Transition Year
