  Effective Field Theories offer a consistent bottom-up approach to parametrise
small deviations from Standard Model predictions. In this work we report on the
application of the Effective Field Theory to shed light on effects from
high-scale physics beyond the Standard Model on the Higgs transverse-momentum
spectrum. The Standard Model prediction for the transverse-momentum
distribution in Higgs boson production through gluon fusion is augmented by
three new dimension-six operators, implying the modification of the top and
bottom Yukawa couplings, and the inclusion of a point-like Higgs-gluon
coupling. We present resummed transverse-momentum spectra including these
operators at NLO+NLL accuracy and study their effects on the shape of the
distribution. The proper parametrization of such effects becomes increasingly
important for experimental analyses in Run II of the LHC.
