Michael Ordosch

Dr. Michael Ordosch works for Siemens AG as a manager in financial accounting. Additionally, he is active as an guest lecturer in financial accounting at Munich Business School and EBS Business School in Wiesbaden.

Before joining Siemens, Michael worked for a corporate finance consulting firm primarily in the fields of company and intangible asset valuation. He studied business administration at the University of Augsburg (Diploma) and the University of Dayton (MBA). Further, Michael holds a Ph.D. in accounting from EBS Business School, Wiesbaden.

[Courses and focus]

At MBS:  Lecturer for Financial Accounting

Programs:  Bachelor International Business

Topics of expertise:  Financial accounting, company valuation, intangible asset valuation

Publications

Nestler, A. & Ordosch, M. (2012): Angemessene Lizenzierung nach FRAND. GRUR-Prax, 16/2012, 372-374.

Ordosch, M. (2012): Accounting for R&D Investments according to IAS 38 and the conflicting forces that shape financial accounting: An empirical analysis. Frankfurt: Peter Lang.

Ordosch, M. (2012): The Relevance of Price Models in Value Relevance Research - A Comment on “The Economical and Econometrical Relevance of Value Relevance Studies” by Christian Fieberg, Corporate Finance biz, 4/2012, 194 -203.