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Abu Amin, Rajib Hasan, M. Malik (2019)
Social Media Information and Analyst ForecastsMutual Funds
(2020)
CFO, debt-equity choice, governance, information asymmetry
A. Lelkes, T. Krueger (2019)
Considering production time in allocating costs and estimating profits at a Fortune 500 manufacturing corporationManagerial Finance
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An overview of C-SOX and directions for future researchManagerial Finance
Managerial Finance, 46
M. Karim, Sayan Sarkar (2019)
Auditors’ quality, footnotes, and earnings persistenceManagerial Finance
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Share classes, families and asset purchases: Canadian evidenceManagerial Finance
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Corporate governance, investment policy, Sarbanes-Oxley Act, capital expenditure
Guest editorial Guest editorial The special issue has its primary focus on topics involving regulatory, financial and investment content. The rich mix of empirical papers exploring regulations, practices, models, etc., from the world of business explains how those impact mood and decisions in corporate finance across major markets. The research studies establish several factors that can affect finance in practice and as a discipline ranging from social media to legislations and financial reporting to modeling. These studies contribute to the growing literature on the impact of policy on corporate activities. The paper by Mishra et al. (2019) seeks to understand any possible connection between the appointment of chief financial officer (CFO) and debt-equity choice of a firm. During their research, it was unraveled that an internal candidate, primarily in “value firms,” in the CFO position can substantially decrease information asymmetry (IA) leading to lesser risk in market and thereby reduced cost of equity financing. However, in firms with high IA, even internally chosen CFO was found to prefer debt financing due to its “disciplining role.” The relevance of information is further emphasized by Amin et al. (2019) in their article that examines the potential role played by social media
Managerial Finance – Emerald Publishing
Published: Mar 17, 2020
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