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Accounting, corporate financial reporting and disclosure practices, the role of capital market intermediaries (e.g. sell-ride analysts, institutional investors and short sellers), Regulation Fair Disclosure, Sarbanes Oxley
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Amy P. Hutton, Associate Professor of Business Administration, joined the Tuck faculty in 2003. Her current research topics include effective corporate disclosure strategies, policy changes taken in response to Regulation Fair Disclosure and Sarbanes-Oxley, and the role of reputation in voluntary corporate disclosures.
Publications include: With P. Dechow and R. Sloan, "An Empirical Assessment of the Residual Income Valuation Model," Journal of Accounting and Economics, January 1999; with P. Healy and K. Palepu, "Stock Performance and Intermediation Changes Surrounding Sustained Increases in Disclosure," Contemporary Accounting Research, Winter 1999; with P. Dechow and R. Sloan, "The Relation Between Analysts’ Long-Term Earnings Forecasts and Stock Price Performance Following Equity Offerings," Contemporary Accounting Research, Spring 2000; with P. Dechow, L. Meulbroek, and R. Sloan, "Short Sellers, Fundamental Analysis, and Stock Returns," Journal of Financial Economics, 2001; "Best Practice: Four Rules for Taking Your Message to Wall Street," Harvard Business Review, May 2001; with G. Miller and D. Skinner, "The Role of Supplementary Statements in the Disclosure of Management Earnings Forecasts," Journal of Accounting Research, 2003; with M. Barth, "Financial Analysts and the Pricing of Accruals," Review of Accounting Studies, 2004; "Beyond Financial Reporting—An Integrated Approach to Corporate Disclosure," Journal of Applied Corporate Finance, 16(4), Fall 2004.
Hutton has held academic positions including: Assistant Professor of Business Administration, 1992-97, Associate Professor, 1997-2003, Harvard Business School; Tuck School of Business, 2003-present. Her nonacademic positions include: Review Board, Capital Markets Subcommittee, U.S. House of Representatives Financial Service Committee, 2001; Board of Advisors, National Industries for the Blind. She is a board member for Bandag, Inc.
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