Professor John O'Hanlon
Trustee, Professor
Accounting and Finance
The Management SchoolLancaster University
Bailrigg
Lancaster
LA1 4YX
Other affiliations: International Centre for Research in Accounting
Current Research
Accounting by banks; accounting conservatism.
Research Interests
The use of accounting numbers in the valuation of businesses; accounting by banks; accounting conservatism; value relevance of accounting numbers.
Professional Role
Associate Dean for Finance and Resources, Lancaster University Management School.
Deputy Dean, Lancaster University Management School.
Qualifications
BA Hull, MA Lancaster, Cert Ed CNAA, FCA
Current Teaching
Accounting, Financial Statement Analysis
Recent publications
- Residual Income and EVA
O'Hanlon, J. & Peasnell, K. 2013 In: Wiley Encyclopaedia of Management. Wiley
Entry for encyclopedia/dictionary - Did Loan-Loss Provisioning by UK Banks Become Less Timely After Implementation of IAS 39?
O'Hanlon, J. 2013 In: Accounting and Business Research. 43, 1, 34 p.
Journal article - The Basu measure as an indicator of conditional conservatism: Evidence from U.K. earnings components
Hsu, A., O'Hanlon, J F. & Peasnell, K V. 2012 In: European Accounting Review. 21, 1, p. 87-113. 27 p.
Journal article - Financial distress and the earnings-sensitivity-difference measure of conservatism
Hsu, A., O'Hanlon, J F. & Peasnell, K V. 09/2011 In: Abacus. 47, 3, p. 284-314. 31 p.
Journal article - The value relevance of disclosures of liabilities of equity-accounted investees: UK evidence
O'Hanlon, J F. & Taylor, P A. 2007 In: Accounting and Business Research. 37, 4, p. 267-284. 18 p.
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