Browsing Department of Accounting by Author "Srinidhi, Bin"
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Analyst Coverage and Stock Price Crash Risk
Yvonne I-Fang Lee; 0000-0003-3044-6778 (2016-09-19)In this study, I investigate the impact of analyst coverage changes on firms’ subsequent firm-specific crash risk. Using a sample of 24,228 firm-year observations from 2000 to 2013, I show that changes in analyst coverage ... -
BLOCKHOLDER HETEROGENEITY AND CORPORATE TEXTUAL DISCLOSURE QUALITY
Yu, Xiaoxiao (2019-05-08)This study investigates whether and how different types of blockholders affect a firm’s textual disclosure quality. Using a hand-collected blockholder-firm panel sample from 2011 to 2016, I find that, on average, both the ... -
Firm-Specific Information Environment and Analyst Forecast
Hsu, Wei (2018-05-04)I examine how firm-specific private and public information affect analyst forecast revisions. I find that when managers easily beat (struggle to meet) the consensus forecasts in the previous quarter, financial analysts ... -
Overvaluation And Stock Price Crashes: The Effects Of Earnings Management
Liao, Qunfeng (Accounting, 2014-03-12)Prior literature has shown that managers have incentives to opportunistically and selectively withhold bad news from investors because of career concerns, compensation contracts, litigation risks, earnings targets, and ... -
Real Earnings Management, Habitually Meeting/closely Beating Analysts' Forecasts, And Firms' Long-term Economic Performance
Jiao, Fanghong (Accounting, 2014-09-17)Real earnings management (REM) has gained more attention due to its more extensive application than that before the enactment of Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX). Analysts' earnings forecast is an important benchmark for both the ...