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The CPA Australia - University of Melbourne Annual Research Lecture

The CPA Australia - University of Melbourne Annual Research Lecture is acknowledged, among the university's many disciplines and extensive public programs, as its longest-running continuous annual research-lecture series. The operative word is ‘continuous’. The few lecture series with longer histories have all experienced hiatuses at some stage, whereas since its inception in 1940, the annual accounting research lecture has been held without fail, a tribute to the commitment of the key personnel in the two organisations. What has now emerged is that it is almost certainly the world’s most-enduring annual accounting lecture series. Thus the lecturers over the years, together with the university and CPA Australia (and its forerunner bodies), can consider themselves as joint ‘world record holders’.

(Extract from Wisdom from the Podium A History of the CPA Australia - University of Melbourne Annual Research Lecture by Geoff Burrows (Melbourne University Publishing, 2008, page 1).

Annual Research Lectures Endowed by CPA Australia:

YearSpeakerTopic2023Michael Davern, The University of MelbourneProfessional Judgment: Accounting Value(s) and Data in the AI Era2022Sue Lloyd, International Sustainability Standards BoardEstablishment of a global baseline of sustainability disclosures for capital markets2021Anne Lillis, The University of MelbourneRewarding What You Can Count, or Rewarding What Counts – What Firms do to Mitigate Adverse Incentive-Driven Behaviour

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2020 Stephen Taylor, University of Technology SydneyRegulating the Auditors: Evidence or Intuition?

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2019 Vernon Richardson, University of ArkansasAct or Be Acted Upon: Revolutionizing Accounting with Data Analytics 2018 Gary Biddle, The University of MelbourneAccount-ability: How Accountants Shape Civilisations 2017 Andrew Greaves, Victorian Auditor-GeneralMeasuring and Reporting Performance in the Public Sector 2016 Shane Dikolli, The University of VirginiaLeading Indicators of Business Outcomes Based on Stakeholder Actions, Speech and Text 2015 Brendan O'Connell, RMIT UniversityShaping the Future of Accounting in Business Education in Australia 2014 Sir David Tweedie, IFAC Changing the Image of the Profession 2013 W. Robert Knechel, University of FloridaThe Future of Auditing: Is the Profession Sustainable? 2012 Naomi Soderstrom, The University of MelbourneSustainability Reporting: Past, Present, and Trends for the Future 2011 Annette Kimmitt, EY and Adam Wood, EY The Sustainability of the Audit Profession: A Practitioner's Perspective 2010 Miklos A. Vasarhelyi, Rutgers Business SchoolThe Coming of Age of Continuous Auditing 2009 Mary Barth, Stanford University Accounting Research and Global Financial Reporting 2008 Roger Simnett, UNSW The Impact of Carbon Emission Trading on Auditing and Assurance Standards Setting 2007 Stewart Leech, The University of Melbourne The Use and Misuse of Intelligent Systems in Accounting - The Risk of Technology Dominance 2006 Kevin Stevenson AM, Stevenson McGregor Fair Value - The Right Measurement Basis? 2005 Donald Crumbley, Louisiana State University Corporate Fraud and Financial Abuse - The Current and Future Role of Forensic Accounting 2004 Shannon W. Anderson, Harvard University Performance Measurement and Management in Service Industries - How are Customer Satisfaction, Operations, Revenue, and Costs Related? 2003 J. Francis, Maastricht University Audit Quality and Corporate Governance Post-Enron 2002 David G. Boymal AM, EY Accounting in Australia - In Turmoil, In Denial or Under Control? 2001 Steve Sutton, University of Central Florida The Impact of Technology on the Future of Accounting and Auditing 2000 Philip Brown, The University of Western Australia Politics, Processes and the Future of Australian Accounting Standards

Annual Research Lectures Endowed by the Australian Society of Certified Practising Accountants:

YearSpeakerTopic 1999 Russell Lundholm, University of British Columbia Reporting on the Past - A New Approach to Improving Accounting Today 1998 Peter D. Easton, University of Notre Dame The Use of Financial Accounts for Corporate Valuation Purposes 1997 W. Peter Day, Lumina Ltd The Future for Accounting Standards in Australia 1996 Keith Houghton, The University of Melbourne Opportunistic Accounting Policy Choice and Distressed Companies - A Nightmare for the Profession? 1995 Margaret Abernethy AM, The University of Melbourne Health Care in Victoria 1994 Barry H. Spicer, The University of Auckland Experiments in Corporatization - Insights from the Transitions of New Zealand State-Owned Enterprises 1993 Warren P. Hogan, University of Technology Sydney Market Value Accounting in the Finance Sector 1992 Ken T. Trotman, The University of New South Wales The Impact of Analytical Review Research on Audit Practice 1991 Robert E.G. Nicol, The University of Melbourne The Dividend Puzzle - An Australian Solution 1990 Keith Houghton, The University of Melbourne Business Failure - Symptoms and Solutions

Annual Research Lectures Endowed by the Australian Society of Accountants

YearSpeakerTopic 1989 Bernard Marks, The University of Melbourne The Corporate Tax Labyrinth - Simplicity and Complexity 1988 Ron Weber, The University of Queensland Paradise Lost? Information Technology and the Accounting Profession 1987 Robert H. Chenhall, Monash University Management Accounting - The Research Challenge 1986 Richard G. Humphry, Australian Stock Exchange Forces for Change in the Public Sector Resourse Management - The Role of Accountants 1985 Jean St G. Kerr, The University of Melbourne Owners' Equity - Concept and Practice 1984 Malcolm C. Miller, The University of New South Wales The Direction and Structure of Financial Reporting in Australia - Learning from the Accomplishments and Failure in the US 1983 T.J. Valentine The Financing Factor and Company Financing - Campbell and After 1982 Robert R. Officer Valuation Problems in an Inflationary Environment 1981 D.R. Rickard Perceptions of Profit 1980 D. Steele Craik A Perspective in Government Auditing - Past, Present and Future 1979 F.K. Wright Is There a Science of Cash Management? 1978 Murray C. Wells, The University of Sydney Is it Futile to Impose Accounting Standards? 1977 John D. Balmford Accounting Standards - Development and Prospects Since 1972 1976 W. Winiata Developments in International Finance 1975 M.S. Henderson The Management of Liabilities 1974 R.C. Clift Accounting Information and the Capital Market 1973 M.S. Cohen Publication of Financial Forecasts 1972 S.A. Zeff Forging Accounting Principles in Australia 1971 G.W. Beck Accountants - As Others See Us 1970 Philip Brown, The University of Western Australia Those Half-Yearly Reports 1969 Louis Goldberg Company Auditors Reports - Some Aspects of their Function in Communication 1968 G.G. Meredith Analysis of Capital Investments Under Risk and Uncertainty 1967 Reginald S. Gynther Accounting for Price Changes Theory and Practice 1966 B.J. McMahon The Effects of EDP on Accounting in Victoria 1965 W.J. Stewart The Measurement and Reporting of Company Performance 1964 John McBain Grant The Cost of Capital 1963 A.D. Barton Company Takeovers in Australia, 1953-1963 1962 K.B. Stonier The Influence of Electronic Data Processing upon the Accountants, Accounting Thought and Practice 1961 E.B. Smyth Profitability and the Conventional Applications of the Rate of Return Concept 1960 T.R. Johnston The Role of Financial Reporting in a Partially Controlled Economy 1959 R.K. Yorston Reporting Financial Information to Employees 1958 Louis Goldberg Assumptions in Discussion on Depreciation 1957 R.J. Chambers The Implications of Asset Revaluations and Bonus Share Issues 1956 R.L. Mathews Government Actions and Social Accounting 1955 W.J. Vatter The Fund Theory of Accounting 1954 S.R. Brown Accounting and the Law 1953 M.E. Murphy Correlation of Accounting and Economics

Annual Research Lectures Endowed by the Commonwealth Institute of Accountants

YearSpeakerTopic 1952 K.C. Keown Working Capital and Its Importance in Company Finance 1951 R.L. Mathews New Horizons in Accounting 1950 R.J. Chambers Relationship between Accounting and Financial Management 1949 F.S. Bray Social Accounting 1948 L.A. Braddock Accounting Profits and Taxable Income 1947 Ronald A. Irish Evolution of Corporate Accounting 1946 W.D. Scott Differential Costs 1945 A.A. Fitzgerald Theory and Practice in Accounting for Commodity Stocks 1944 N.S. Young Matching of Costs and Income 1943 L.A. Schumer Revaluation of Cost Accounting 1942 J.A.L. Gunn On the Margin of Accountancy 1941 A. Clunies Ross Accounting Concepts in Australian Legislation 1940 A.A. Fitzgerald Field for Research in Accountancy

References:

Wisdom from the Podium A History of the CPA Australia - University of Melbourne Annual Research Lecture by Geoff Burrows (Melbourne University Publishing, 2008).

Several lectures were summarised in “Insights” published by the Faculty of Business and Economics, University of Melbourne under the editorship of Joe Isaac and more recently, Geoff Burrows. These articles are as follows:

2007 Stewart Leech, The use and misuse of intelligent systems in accounting: the risk of technology dominance. Insights Vol. 4 (November 2008): pp. 37–41.

2009 Mary Barth, Research that Informs the standard-setting process. Insights Vol. 7 (April 2010): pp. 37–43.

2010 Miklos Vasarhelyi, The coming age of continuous assurance. Insights Vol. 9 (April 2011): pp. 23–29.

2011 Annette Kimmitt and Adam Wood, The sustainability of the audit profession: a practitioner’s perspective. Insights Vol. 11 (April 2012): pp. 13–19.

2012 Naomi Soderstrom, Sustainability reporting: past, present and trends for the future. Insights Vol. 13 (April 2013): pp. 31–37.

2013 W. Robert Knechel, Audit quality and regulation. Insights Vol. 15 (April 2014): pp. 66–72.

2014 David Tweedie, Changing the image of the profession: economic reality in accounting and the increasing value of the audit. Insights Vol., 17 (June 2015): pp. 5–13.