About
Chris Higson is an Associate Professor of Accounting Practice at London Business School since 1986. He specializes in financial statements, corporate valuation, taxation, and governance.
- Chair of Accounting Faculty (1994-2000)
- Expert witness in financial matters
- Advises global companies on financial performance
- Active media commentator on finance
Research Interests focus on valuation of intangible assets (brands, information, human capital), financial crisis impacts, and innovative business models. His work connects accounting logic with strategic decision-making.
Key Publications include analyses on Carillion's liquidation, Uber valuation, EBITDA critique, and UK tax policies. His 2001 paper on Enron predicted dot-com bubble collapse.
Professional Involvement spans government advisory boards (Industrial Development Advisory Board, Regional Growth Fund), UK Green Investment Bank, British Business Bank, and consultancy startups focused on information asset valuation.
Teaching includes executive education programs and core financial courses for Masters students at London Business School.
