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This paper analyzes troubled banks' use of accounting discretion and its interaction with regulatory intervention in a time of financial distress. We analyze impairment losses that Europe's largest banks recognized on Greek Government Bonds (GGB) during 2011, the time during which GGB were...
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Regulators frequently relax accounting rules during a financial crisis as a means of regulatory forbearance. The new accounting options provide banks with an opportunity for an accrual-based increase in their regulatory capital. The use of such an accounting option helps reduce the costs of...
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More and more established companies are getting involved in the cryptomarket and/or considering cryptocurrencies as an alternative to cash. In addition, recently, El Salvador became the first country to declare Bitcoin as a legal tender. Against this background, this paper examines how holdings...
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We discuss “Economic Consequences of Mandatory Auditor Reporting to Bank Regulators” by Balakrishnan, De George, Ertan, and Scobie (BDES, Journal of Accounting and Economics, forthcoming). BDES concludes that a key benefit of mandatory auditor reporting to bank regulators is reduced bank...
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, controlling for banks' abnormal loan loss provisions and realized securities gains and losses, consistent with banks exercising … discretion over DVA to smooth earnings. We further find that banks that record larger loan loss provisions or realized gains and … exercise discretion over DVA to smooth earnings. These findings generally are consistent with banks using loan loss provisions …
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Since 2018, banks have implemented the expected credit loss (ECL) model under International Financial Reporting … Standard (IFRS) 9 to estimate loan losses, which replaces the incurred loss model under International Accounting Standard (IAS … loss provisions (LLPs), which provides ample room for managerial discretion. Over the period 2014–2019, I first show that …
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The Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) recently replaced the “incurred loss” (IL) model of reporting credit … losses with the “current expected credit loss” (CECL) model to improve the timeliness of credit loss information for … relevance of credit loss allowances and their predictive ability for future credit losses, and overall, that CECL allowances …
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This paper provides early evidence on the effect of global regulation mandating a switch from loan loss provisioning … disclosures on the first-time impact of the accounting change; we find that a higher impact on loan loss allowances elicits lower …
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This article investigates the relationship between discretionary loan loss provisions and bank intangibles among … focus on the role of loan loss provisions. We investigate whether banks increase (decrease) loan loss provisions in response … to risks associated with investment in intangible assets. We find that discretionary loan loss provisions are inversely …
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