Tim Hasso

Tim Hasso is an Associate Professor at the Bond Business School, Bond University, Australia. His research bridges corporate governance and accounting, with a focus on family-owned firms, SME innovation, and experimental methods. He actively supervises HDR students in these areas and contributes to academic discourse through publications in journals like the Journal of Business Ethics and Pacific Basin Finance Journal.

• Education: PhD in Business (2013) from Bond University.

Research interests include family firm governance, investor behavior in financial markets, and the value relevance of accounting information in emerging economies. His work employs mixed methods such as experiments, meta-analyses, and archival studies.

Recent publications explore topics like finance research replicability, peer influence in social trading, and whistleblowing dynamics in family firms. These studies highlight his interdisciplinary approach and commitment to advancing empirical methods.

Supervision and Teaching: He offers expertise in HDR supervision, focusing on family governance, SME innovation, and experimental finance. He teaches subjects including Financial Analysis and Security Appraisal.

Labs and Collaborations: Affiliated with the Centre for Data Analytics at Bond University, he collaborates internationally with institutions like Leuphana University of Lüneburg and the University of Luxembourg.