Hunter M. Land

Hunter M. Land is a Professor specializing in Financial Reporting, Audit, and Capital Markets. His research focuses on understanding the role of accounting information in capital markets and society, examining determinants and consequences of financial reporting decisions.

Education:

• PhD, University of Rochester (2019)
• M.S., Business Administration, University of Rochester (2015)
• M.S., Accounting, University of Notre Dame (2009)
• B.S., Business Administration, University of Notre Dame (2008)

Professional Background: Prior to academia, Land worked at McGladrey (Elkhart, IN), KPMG’s forensic advisory practice (Indianapolis, IN) as a senior associate, and Ernst & Young’s assurance practice (Louisville, KY) as a senior associate before pursuing his PhD.

Research Interests: Land’s work explores how accounting information influences capital markets and societal outcomes. Key topics include financial reporting decisions, audit processes, and their broader economic implications.

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