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This study examines how financial statement management via pension plan assumption choices, a simple mechanism through which management can manipulate financial reports, is related to corporate governance effectiveness. Based on our sample of Taiwanese listed companies, which are characterized...
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Prior research finds that mandatory risk factor disclosures are informative in that they increase investors' assessments of the volatility of a firm's cash flows. However, the literature is silent as to whether these disclosures provide information about the level of future cash flows and,...
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This paper investigates whether the recent clustering of defined benefit (DB) pension plan freeze announcements is motivated at least in part by accounting concerns due to the Financial Accounting Standards Board's (FASB) pending adoption of Statement of Financial Accounting Standards No. 158...
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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to examine, in the context of movement towards a fair-value based pension accounting standard, the value relevance of both recognized and disclosed pension accounting information. Design/methodology/approach – Using hand-collected data from Fortune 200...
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This study investigates the association between pension accounting information and both firm value and credit ratings. My findings indicate that fair-value-based pension accounting information is not more evaluation relevant (often termed value relevant in prior literature relating specifically...
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