Matthew Wieland

Professor Wieland received his PhD and Master of Business from Indiana University after spending three years in public accounting in Cleveland. Prior to joining Miami University, Matt was on the accounting faculty at the University of Georgia and Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business in Indianapolis. He also taught financial statement analysis at Yonsei University in South Korea. In addition, he is a Certified Public Accountant (inactive) and a member of the American Accounting Association.

Matt Wieland is an accountant who is passionate about teaching and researching how to use accounting information in valuation. He has been teaching for over 18 years, the last eight of which have been at the Farmer School of Business at Miami University, Ohio.

His research focuses on the role of accounting information in capital markets. More specifically, this work examines how information maps into security prices and how firm decisions influence reported accounting information. The results of these studies have been published in leading accounting journals such as

• Review of Accounting Studies;
• Contemporary Accounting Research;
• Journal of Business, Finance, and Accounting;
• Accounting Horizons.

Academic Background

• 2005 PhD in Accounting, Indiana University 2003 Masters of Business, Indiana University
• 1997 B.S. in Accounting, The University of Akron

Academic & Professional Experience

• 2021-present Associate Professor, Miami University
• 2015-2021 Assistant Professor, Miami University
• 2012-2015 Assistant Professor, Indiana University, Kelley School of Business, Indianapolis
• 2005-2012 Assistant Professor, University of Georgia

Recent Publications

• Eaton, T., D.C. Nichols, and M. Wieland. 2021. Managers' Investment Decisions: Incentives and Economic Consequences Arising from Leases. Journal of Risk and Financial Management, 14
• Burke, Q, T. Warfield, and M. Wieland. 2020. Value Relevance of Disaggregated Information: An Examination of the Volume and Rate Analysis of Bank Net Interest Income. Accounting Horizons, 34: 19-43
• Burke, Q, and M. Wieland. 2017. Value Relevance of Banks' Cash Flows from Operations. Advances in Accounting, 39: 60-78
• Nichols, D.C., J. Wahlen, and M. Wieland. 2017. Pricing and Mispricing in the Cross-Section. Contemporary Accounting Research, 34(3): 1378-1417.
• Martin, G., W. Thomas, and M. Wieland. S&P 500 Membership and Managers™ Supply of Conservative Financial Reports. 2016. Journal of Business, Finance, & Accounting, May/June: 543-571.