Larelle Chapple
Also known as: Ellie Chapple
Queensland University of Technology, Queensland University of Technology (QUT)
Research areas: Business, Management and Accounting · Strategy and Management · Corporate Finance and Governance · Auditing, Earnings Management, Governance · Corporate Social Responsibility Reporting
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About
Ellie’s teaching and research interests are primarily corporate law, corporate governance, sustainability governance and capital market transactions. She has published the results of her research, including corporate disclosure issues in fundraising and takeovers and corporate governance, in journals such as Accounting and Finance, Company and Securities Law Journal, Australian Business Law Review, Australian Journal of Management, Pacific Basic Finance Journal, Journal of Accountibg Literature and Australian Journal of Corporate Law. Ellie also maintains an interest in Insolvency Law and Business Forensics.
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Queensland University of Technology (QUT) Professor
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Publications (149)
- War-exposed CEOs and employment stickiness Save
- Biodiversity disclosure: evaluating corporate responses to policy and public pressure Save
- How does economic policy uncertainty influence the timeliness of goodwill impairment? Australian evidence Save
- Not-for-profit leaders and corporate misconduct Save
- Gender diversity on corporate boards: international evidence on commitment to United Nations Sustainable Development Goals Save
- Biodiversity corporate reporting: The next frontier for mandatory corporate sustainability disclosure Save
- Product market competition, investor protection and analysts' earnings forecasts Save
- Are benevolent directors more environmentally responsible? Save
- Modern slavery reporting: an overview Save
- 'Benevolent' bosses are also more generous with their company tax information Save
- Shareholder say on pay resolutions: Engagement or protest? Save
- The influence of CEO moral disposition on voluntary tax disclosures Save
- Environment-specific political risk discourse and expected crash risk: The role of political activism Save
- From Corporation to Cooperation: A Meaningful Model for Corporate Purpose Save
- CEO Benevolence and Corporate Social Performance Save
- Enterprise risk management and investment efficiency: Australian evidence from risk management committees Save
- Finance as social history: understanding the discipline through memory and experience Save
- How accountability of Australian farmer co-operative members hinges on the farm gate Save
- Environment-specific political risk mitigation Save
- COVID-19-related announcements in a continuous disclosure environment Save