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The disclosure of non-GAAP (pro forma) earnings numbers by managers in the post-SOX era continues to attract attention from regulators, media, and researchers. However, there is limited empirical evidence on how auditors view clients that emphasize pro forma earnings over GAAP earnings. We study...
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This study examines Big N auditors' client risk management strategy in response to the risk of upward (i.e., income-increasing) earnings management in the post-SOX era. Specifically, we empirically study the relation between clients' signed discretionary accruals and subsequent audit pricing and...
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The purchase of non-audit services from incumbent auditors has generated considerable attention. Surprisingly, limited empirical evidence exists on the association of non-audit services with firm value. Focusing on services related to financial information system (FIS), we find that the market...
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We examine the relation between earnings information content and the use of trust words, such as "character," "ethics," and "honest," in the MD&A section of 10-K. We find that earnings announcements of firms using trust words have lower information content than earnings announcements of firms...
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Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to develop a loan insurance pricing model allowing for the skewness and kurtosis existing in underlying asset returns. Design/methodology/approach: Using the theory of Gram-Charlier option, the authors first derive a closed-form solution of the...
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