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This paper examines the determinants, the current signal effect and the long-term one from the timeliness of the annual report with the proxy of the short term signal effect and the information transparency next period respectively with the data from the A Stock Market in China from 2004 to...
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In December 2007 the SEC issued a formal rule release that allows foreign-private issuers that employ the IFRS to file their financial statements without providing a reconciliation to U.S. GAAP. While the rule change was made after the SEC received and analyzed comments from various constituents...
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In this paper we conjecture that the weak association between disclosure and cost of equity capital found in the literature (Botosan, 1997) can be caused by the high level corporate disclosure environment found in the US. We hypothesize that in low level corporate disclosure environments the...
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Statement of Financial Accounting Standard No. 131 issued in 1997, regulates the reporting of geographic segment information by U.S. firms SFAS. 131: Reporting Disaggregated Information about a Business Enterprise and Related Information supersedes previous segment-reporting rules of SFAS No.14...
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We develop the first general equilibrium exchange economy with risk-averse investors where firm managers can voluntarily make costly, discretionary disclosures regarding the liquidating value of the firm. This extends the discretionary disclosure setting of Verrecchia (1983) by relaxing the...
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The introduction of IFRS in Europe was intended to improve accounting quality and facilitate cross-border financial transactions. This study examines whether IFRS increases value-relevance of corporate disclosure using traders' response in financial markets of 15 EU countries. If the regulatory...
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Price discovery is the process whereby value-relevant, private information becomes impounded or reflected in a stock's publicly-observable market price. The timeliness of price discovery refers to how quickly that process takes effect.There is no reason to believe either that all private...
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This paper examines the hypothesis that when disappointing information regarding a firm's performance is released, the firm's management faces particularly strong incentives to counter the disappointing news with overly optimistic forward-looking statements. To address this issue, the paper...
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We exploit a novel feature of management cash flow forecasts to investigate how managers' discretion over forecast verifiability affects the credibility and stock price effects of such forecasts. Many management cash flow forecasts are issued with an equivocal definition of the cash flow number...
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In this study, we provide evidence on the pricing of other comprehensive income (OCI) that differs from most evidence in prior research. Prior archival research has largely concluded that OCI is not priced by investors. In contrast, we provide evidence in the post-SFAS 130 period that OCI is...
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