Prof. Dr. Nadja Jehle
Department of Business and Economics
Professor of Accounting
+49 30 30877-1008
Postal address
Hochschule für Wirtschaft und Recht Berlin
Badensche Straße 52
10825 Berlin
Visiting address
Campus Schöneberg
Building B,
Room B 4.24
Badensche Straße 50-51
10825 Berlin
1986-1992 Business Administration Diploma from the Technical University of Berlin
1992-1999 Associate at Ernst & Young (Berlin) und PricewaterhouseCoopers (Berlin and Paris), 1997 Degree as tax consultant
2000 Degree in mediation (conflict management)
1999-2002 CFO in a medium-sized industrial entity
1999-2009 Lecturer at the Humboldt University of Berlin, Berlin School of Economics and FHTW Berlin (both University of applied sciences)
2002-2005 Freelance tax consultant; lecturer for the preparation for the German tax consultancy qualifying exam
2006-2007 Full time visiting lecturer at the Berlin School of Economics
2007 Doctoral degree in Social and Economic Sciences on the topic: “Conflicts within accountancy firms”
2007-2009 Project Manager at the Accounting Standards Committee of Germany (DRSC-ASCG), Berlin
Since 2009 Professor of Accounting specializing in Behavioral Accounting at the Berlin School of Economics and Law, visiting professor at the Banking Academy of Vietnam, Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City Open University, HCMC
Accounting (HGB – German Commercial Code, IFRS)
Financial Reporting
Auditing
Behavioral Accounting & Auditing
Professional Service Firms
Behavioral Accounting
Audit Firms, Professional Service Firms
National and international Accounting
Financial Reporting
Control is good, trust is better? – Trust and its implications on agency problems. An empirical study of audit fees and management remuneration in Europe (2016)
Integrated Reporting – Value Added or Information Overload (2016)
Fraud Risk in the Audit – Fraud Detection Techniques in Theory and Practice (2016)
IFRS 15 – Revenue from Contracts with customers: Potential impact and implications of the accounting treatment of IFRS 15 in the life science sector (2016)
A Deeper Look into ‘Trustworthiness Rating’: Most Trustworthy Companies’ Financial Performance and Accounting Quality (2016)
Creative Accounting: Drawbacks and Opportunities (2015)
Integrated Reporting – An empirical analysis of the current state of implementation in the UK (2015)
Behavioral Accounting
Audit Firms, Professional Service Firms
International Accounting
Financial Reporting
National and international accounting
Planning and supervision of audits and reviews
Conversion from cameralism to double-entry bookkeeping in public institutions
Financial planning und budgeting
Analysis of company processes
See German profile
Cooperation with PricewaterhouseCoopers and Ernst & Young (Audit & Tax)
Various contacts with medium-sized audit firms and the German standard setter DRSC-ASCG