Beatrice Meyer

Beatrice Meyer is a Senior Lecturer and Project Manager at the ZHAW School of Management and Law, affiliated with the Center for Corporate Finance and Capital Markets. She holds a Lic. oec (Licentiate in Economics) from the University of Zürich (1987–1992). Her research focuses on auditing practices, financial reporting standards, and regulatory compliance in corporate and nonprofit sectors. Key interests include bankruptcy prevention mechanisms, transparency in financial disclosure, and management accounting methodologies.

Her publications span peer-reviewed journals like Expert Focus and Der Schweizer Treuhänder, addressing topics such as audit cost reduction strategies, key audit matter reporting trends, and financial consolidation practices in nonprofit organizations. She has authored/co-authored multiple books on management accounting and nonprofit financial practices, including Management Accounting: eine praxisorientierte Einführung.

Meyer’s work emphasizes practical applications, bridging academic research with real-world challenges in corporate governance and regulatory environments. Her studies often involve empirical analyses of audit processes and financial reporting frameworks, particularly in Swiss contexts.