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This study examines whether the quality of borrowers' accounting information affects the accuracy and timeliness of … accounting provides better information to credit rating agencies, enabling them to develop better ratings. The discipline effect … group for the identification of the two accounting quality effects. I find that debt issuers with earnings that exhibit more …
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another branch of the same bank. We show the effect depends directly on the relative balance between the hard accounting …
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There is a dearth of evidence regarding the potential costs incurred by small private companies that opt to publish only an unaudited abbreviated balance sheet. This paper provides new evidence regarding whether UK companies that publish reduced balance sheet information in micro-entity annual...
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. Contrary to the commonly held view, fair value accounting did not have a major impact on the crisis development and severity …-to-Market ; Fair-Value Accounting ; Credit Rating Agencies ; Financial Crisis ; Regulation ; Financial Institutions ; Banks …
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I examine whether rating agencies cater to borrowers with rating-based performance-priced loan contracts (PPrating firms). I use data from Moody's Financial Metrics on its quantitative adjustments for off-balance-sheet debt and qualitative adjustments for soft factors. In the cross-section and...
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This Internet Appendix includes supplementary analyses and robustness tests. The original paper "The Financial Crisis and Corporate Credit Ratings" is available at the following URL: 'http://ssrn.com/abstract=2837376' http://ssrn.com/abstract=2837376
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Using a data set that records banks' ongoing requests of information from small commercial borrowers, we examine when banks use financial statements to monitor borrowers after loan origination. We find that banks request financial statements for half the loans and this variation is related to...
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We ask whether credit rating agencies receive higher fees and gain greater market share when they provide more favorable ratings. To investigate this question we use the 2010 rating scale recalibration by Moody's and Fitch, which increased ratings absent any underlying change in issuer credit...
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This paper studies firms' financial reporting incentives in the presence of strategic credit rating agencies and how these incentives are affected by the level of competition in the rating industry and by rating agencies' role as gatekeepers to debt markets. We develop a model featuring an...
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We investigate whether credit rating agencies (CRAs) and investors price the extent to which municipal bond ratings are explainable using public information. We use an ordinal logistic regression to estimate the expected and unexpected portions of bond ratings, and find that both CRA fees and...
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