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Many papers in the academic and practitioner literature question the value-relevance of sell-side analysts' interpretation of information in 10-K filings. This paper examines the information content of analysts' forecast revisions that straddle 10-K filing dates, as compared to the information...
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This paper investigates how supply chain management (SCM) efficiency affects the value investors attach to the change in a company's inventory holdings. Based on a large number of U.S. firms from 1971 to 2013, we find that, on average, one dollar of inventory change is valued at $0.507 in the...
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This study examines whether financial statement comparability plays a significant role in mitigating costs of capital in the market for seasoned equity offerings (SEOs). The FASB refers to comparability as a qualitative characteristic of financial reporting that enhances the decision-usefulness...
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This paper examines whether 10K complexity has unintended consequences in terms of impairing price discovery in capital markets. More specifically, we examine the impact -- on market efficiency and information asymmetry -- of sell-side financial analysts' first revised forecasts following...
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Prior literature finds that economic incentives related to generating investment banking business and trading commissions provide the most dominant explanation for variation in analysts' forecasts of firms' long-term earnings growth (LTG). Prior research evidence also indicates that relying on...
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We examine how the provision of quarterly earnings guidance is affected by constraints on earnings management. We argue that costs of falling short of one's own guidance make managers reluctant to issue guidance without sufficient flexibility in their financial reporting system to manage...
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This paper provides a base level of insurance knowledge, sufficient for those seeking first-time employment in the industry, and for non-insurance specialist financial planners and other professionals who, in the context of their professional relationships with clients, make referrals to...
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As a result of a 2003 SEC regulation intended to increase the transparency of firms' off-balance sheet obligations, tabular data on purchase obligations became available in the MD&A section of firms' 10-Ks. We develop a program to read the text of these disclosures and we create a database to...
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On October 23, 2000, the SEC implemented a regulation that changed the way corporate managers interact with analysts and investors. Under Reg. FD, managers can no longer give individual guidance to analysts without simultaneously disclosing the information to the public. This paper examines the...
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