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Falsifying Financial Statements involves the manipulation of financial accounts by overstating assets, sales and profit, or understating liabilities, expenses, or losses. This paper explores the effectiveness of an innovative classification methodology in detecting firms that issue falsified...
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This study investigates the efficiency of k-Nearest Neighbours (k-NN) in developing models for estimating auditors' opinion, as opposed to models developed with discriminant and logit analyses. The sample consists of 5,276 financial statements, out of which 980 received a qualified audit...
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The purpose of this study is to examine the efficiency and productivity of a Greek bank's branches. The sample consists of 458 branches of a Greek commercial bank, operating in 13 regions of Greece over the period 2002-2005, a total of 1,795 observations. We first use data envelopment analysis...
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This study investigates the efficiency of two multicriteria decision aid methods, namely UTADIS and MHDIS in the development of business failure prediction models in the UK, as opposed to models developed with discriminant analysis and logistic regression. The dataset consists of 200...
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Further consolidation takes place not only among UK banks but also across borders, since some banks see size as a key factor in remaining competitive in international markets. Therefore, it is interesting to investigate the effectiveness and performance of UK banks. Based on their assets, banks...
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Although the banking sector in the UK is one of the most open and it is characterized by an increasing foreign bank presence, it remains relatively under-researched compared to studies for other countries. The objective of this paper is to investigate the performance of the UK banking sector...
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For the banking sector in the EU, the UK is one of the most important countries, since over a quarter of all banking assets in the EU are held in the UK and it is the largest single international banking centre, accounting for 20% of the world's cross-border lending. The UK banking sector has...
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Over the past few decades, globalisation and the expansion of business investments and capital markets have led to a demand for high quality accounting information. Regulation (EC) No. 1606/2002 was applied in line with the process of internationalisation, involving the mandatory adoption of...
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