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statement item which provides a most significant reporting latitude, namely goodwill, using data collected through a survey of … current goodwill accounting standards and one that reflects a trusting attitude to the current standards. A structural … an analyst. In addition, experience is associated with a sceptical perception of the current goodwill accounting model …
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specific case of goodwill impairment testing. Using a sample of 1,247 firm-year observations representing 177 firms listed on …' forecast revisions for firms that do not book goodwill impairment and exhibit lower operating performance. Secondly, we found … lower operating performance and those who do not book goodwill impairment testing (hereafter non-impairer firms). Our …
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embedded in indigenous GAAP systems now superseded in IFRS adopting jurisdictions. The rules relating to goodwill accounting …
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I examine how IFRS 17 Insurance Contracts affects the firm value of insurers reporting under IFRS (“IFRS insurers”). Studying 427 insurers' stock returns around sixteen events affecting the chance that IFRS 17 passes, I find that the introduction of IFRS 17 is on average associated with...
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This paper examines the information content of goodwill write-downs under International Accounting Standard (IAS) 36 … value depends on the reliability of the news. Using a sample of 564 goodwill write-down announcements issued from 2005 to … 2009, we find a negative capital market reaction to announcements of unexpected goodwill write-offs. Our results indicate …
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This study investigates the influence of management over auditor selection decisions during a period in which audit committees have “direct responsibility” for auditor selection. We find that contrary to the intent of SOX, management continues to have significant influence over auditor...
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We investigate whether Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) inspections affect the quality of internal control audits. Our research design improves on prior studies by exploiting both cross-sectional and time-series variation in the content of PCAOB inspection reports, while also...
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We show that firms 'in danger' of being delisted from a stock market (NASDAQ) report higher performance-adjusted discretionary accruals and the inflated accruals are associated with an increased likelihood of maintained listing. Accruals of firms 'in danger' are less positive in fiscal quarters...
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An important aim of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) was to reduce cost of capital by enhancing auditor independence. However, prior literature has argued that SOX has been ineffective in meeting this objective. We contribute to this debate by first providing evidence suggesting that auditor...
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The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Improvement Act (FDICIA) of 1991 was designed, among other things, to introduce risk-based deposit insurance, increase capital requirements, and improve banks' internal controls. Of particular interest in this study are the requirements for annual audit...
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