Anya Nakhmurina

Anya Nakhmurina is an Associate Professor of Accounting at the Yale School of Management. Her research focuses on the information environment of U.S. municipalities, particularly financial reporting transparency. She examines the stewardship and information roles of municipal disclosures, with an emphasis on cities' decisions regarding climate change adaptation and mitigation. Nakhmurina is an Affiliate Fellow of the Stig, and was a Junior Fellow during 2019-2021. She has published in journals such as The Accounting Review and Nature Communications Earth and Environment.

Anya Nakhmurina is a researcher at Yale School of Management, focusing on the intersection of local governments, natural capital accounting, and accounting practices. Her work examines how fiscal monitoring influences governmental performance, the role of shareholder activism in municipal finance, and the fiscal implications of environmental degradation. Nakhmurina's research also explores transparency mechanisms, such as newspaper notices, and their impact on government accountability. Her studies highlight the link between financial constraints, short-term planning, and urban resilience to natural disasters. Through empirical analysis, she investigates how political alignment between states and localities affects credit risk and information processing in municipal bond markets.