James Ohlson

James Ohlson is an influential American accountant and researcher known for his work in financial reporting and valuation. He developed the Ohlson Model, a method that assesses a company's value using its earnings, book value, and other information. This model helps investors and analysts understand a firm's true worth beyond just its stock price. Ohlson's contributions have significantly impacted finance, enhancing how businesses are analyzed and evaluated in accounting and investment contexts, bridging the gap between traditional financial statements and market valuation. His work is widely respected in academia and the finance industry.