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We examine the relation between analyst coverage and accruals quality. Because accrual accounting requires managers to …
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We study the relationships between three variables which proxy for the ex-ante level of information asymmetry - forecast dispersion, forecast revision volatility, and the level of analyst coverage, and equity bid-ask spread and depth changes around quarterly earnings releases. Kim and...
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We document that historical patterns of accruals seasonality predict future stock returns. Firms with historically larger accruals in a given quarter of the year earn lower stock returns when those accruals are expected to be announced. The accruals seasonality spread is significant only in the...
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litigation risk, (2) auditors have stronger bargaining power, (3) the audit committee includes a high proportion of accounting …
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Recent post-SOX studies have consistently found that the presence of audit committee (AC) directors with multiple directorships is associated with lower financial reporting quality. An implicit assumption of these studies is that AC directors distribute their effort equally across all their...
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We examine the relation between corporate social responsibility (CSR) performance and conditional accounting …
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We examine whether initial loan sales in the secondary loan market relate to borrowing firms' accounting conservatism …. We find that borrowing firms exhibit a significant decline in accounting conservatism after the initial loan sales. We … accounting conservatism is enforced in the private debt market, and that lead lenders play a more prominent role than secondary …
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Extant research suggests that conditional conservatism reduces information asymmetry between a firm and its shareholders as well as its debtholders. However, there is little evidence on whether conditional conservatism reduces information asymmetry differentially for shareholders and...
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