The paper empirically examines whether profitable corporates (positive earnings after tax) are also creating value for shareholders measured by EVA (economic value added), particularly in view of the global financial crisis of 2008. In addition, a comparison between India and China, the...

This study examines and clarifies the legitimacy of the global accounting standard setting mechanism and exposes the politicization of accounting regulation. In particular, we investigate the legitimation crises suffered by the IASB and IFRS in recent times and assess their restoration processes...

Conventional economic analysis assumes that Central Counterparties (CCPs) may help to reduce systemic risk and avoid future financial crises by mandating the central clearing of over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives. This view largely goes unchallenged by governments, regulators, practitioners, and...

The purpose of this paper is to draw attention to some issues that may be militating against the successful adoption of IFRS especially from the perspective of emerging markets or economies. Extensive theoretical and empirical review of literature was undertaken in this regard. Issues identified...

In intra‐group finance hybrid instruments allow for tailor‐made form of finance. Hence hybrid finance is often used for international tax planning in multinational groups.Due to a lack of international tax harmonization or tax coordination qualification conflict can arise. A specific hybrid...

This study examines the impact of mandatory IFRS adoption on IPO underpricing and the relative amount of IPO capital raised in foreign markets. Using a difference-in-differences design, we find a decrease in IPO underpricing and an increase in the relative proceeds from foreign markets following...

Using cross-country data on trading by international mutual funds, I find that firms with more opaque information environments, as captured by firm- and country-level measures of the availability of financial reporting information, experience more privately informed trading by institutional...

We study competitive effects of foreign listings on U.S. stock exchanges over a 50-year period and show that U.S. rival firms respond strongly negatively (weakly positively) to foreign listings (delistings). The performance decline of U.S. firms is related to the competitive advantages that...

Foreign firms cross-listing in the U.S. benefited from increased accounting quality and valuation stemming from the historically more stringent accounting and regulatory environment in the U.S. compared to their home markets. Auditors of these foreign firms, also facing this more rigorous...

The COVID-19 epidemic has caused a serious economic fluctuation in the World. One of the leading reasons behind this great impact is the lack of an evident authority concerned with the management of global economy. That has caused the already existing unemployment problem reaching to new...