Hanna Setterberg
Facilitates Financial Learning at Stockholm School of Economics
Schools
- Stockholm School of Economics
- Hanken School of Economics
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Stockholm School of Economics
Hanna Setterberg holds a Ph.D in Accounting from Stockholm School of Economics and a Bachelor degree in Political Science from Stockholm University. One of her research interests relates to the relation between stock market prices and accounting information, especially how the quality of the reported earnings affects how market participants react to this information. Other ongoing research projects relate to how personal characteristics are related to corporate outcomes and investor behavior.
She teaches financial accounting, financial analysis and corporate valuation in the Bachelor and Masters programs, as well as in Exective Education programs. During the last couple of years, she has developed an interest in ESG issues in relation to financial analysis and corporate valuation and integrated this in her teaching. This has inspired new research projects. She is now the lead researcher (through MISUM) in the Swedish part of a project called "Action Lab: Integrated Communications on Financial and Sustainability Performance". The aim of the project is to work with five Swedish firms and change the capital market conversation around quarterly earnings calls. The other part of the project is performed on US firms and coordinated by researchers at NYU.
In 2012, Hanna was awarded the Jan Wallander Scholarship, a 3-year full time post-doc scholarship given for outstanding thesis.
Publications
- Setterberg, H. (2011), The Pricing of Earnings. Essays on the Post-Earnings Announcement Drift and Earnings Quality Risk, PhD thesis, Stockholm School of Economics.
- Kallunki, J-P., Mikkonnen, J., Nilsson, H. and Setterberg, H. (2016). Tax Noncompliance and Insider Trading. Journal of Corporate Finance, Vol. 36, pp 157-173.
Working papers
- Ecker, F., Hjelström, T., Olsson, P. and Setterberg, H. (2016). ”Analysts’ Earnings Adjustments and IFRS Adoption”
- Eugster, F., Kallunki, J-P., Nilsson, H. and Setterberg. H. (2016). ”Managers’ Personality Traits and Corporate Disclosure Outcome”
- Kallunki, J-P., Mikkonnen, J., Nilsson, H. and Setterberg, H. (2016). ”Insiders’ IQ and Abnormal Returns From Their Trading in Inside and Outside Stocks”
- Setterberg, H. (2012) ”Swedish Post-Earnings Announcement drift and Momentum Returns”,
- Setterberg, H. (2015) ”Relevance and Reliability of Unexpected Earnings Signals”
- Setterberg, H. (2012) ”Earnings quality and the cost of capital – the Swedish case”
Teaching
- Financial Reporting and Financial Markets (Course 631, BSc in Business & Economics).
- Accounting and Financial Statement Analysis (Course 3310, Msc in Finance).
- Financial Communication (Course 3311, Msc in Accounting and Financial Management)
- Tutor of Bachelor Thesis (Course 639)
- Tutor in Thesis in Accounting and Financial Management (Course 3350, Msc in Accounting and Financial Management).
- Group Accounting and Corporate Valuation (Executive MBA).
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