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The authors review recent literature on the role of corporate financial reporting and transparency in reducing governance-related agency conflicts between managers, directors, shareholders, and other stakeholders—most notably financial regulators—and suggest some avenues for future research....
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This paper investigates empirically the effect of ownership concentration on corporate disclosure choice in Bangladesh. In an environment of weak enforceability of laws, corporate culture in Bangladesh is characterized by family control and concentrated ownership. Controlling shareholders...
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contrasted with the observation that audit opinion is often unqualified. Given that accounting standards and disclosure rules are …
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empirical literature on the consequences of product market competition in the accounting, finance, and corporate governance …
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associated with defective accounting information. Despite the economic importance of private firms, relatively little is known … members is positively associated with accuracy of accounting information, though our primary measure of directors' financial …
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Sections 302 and 404 of the landmark Sarbanes-Oxley Act require firms to periodically assess and report control deficiencies to the audit committee as well as to the SEC. Section 302 specifically directs company management to identify and report control deficiencies while Section 404 provides...
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