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Five years ago, two landmark federal court valuation decisions, Campbell and Iridium, held that market evidence — rather than the testimony of paid litigation experts — should be relied on to value corporations for purposes of litigation. While a number of decisions have followed Campbell...
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Although prior research has recently begun to examine the effects of independent director reputation incentives and the benefits of having a lead independent director, no study has considered the combined impact: the reputation incentives of lead independent directors. This study integrates...
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Although prior research has recently begun to examine the effects of independent director reputation incentives and the benefits of having a lead independent director, no study has considered the combined impact: the reputation incentives of lead independent directors. This study integrates...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014238014
The current “piecemeal” approach to the reform of Canadian insolvency law came about because of the inability, over three decades ago, to get a comprehensive insolvency bill through Parliament. After several attempts to do so, a less ambitious approach was adopted that would focus on a...
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Researchers have questioned whether individual differences in moral reasoning might partly account for the variation in auditor misreporting behavior documented in prior experimental-markets research in auditing. In the first experimental market study to directly test the relation between moral...
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We experimentally examine the effects of trait professional skepticism on fraud brainstorming performance. We find that groups with a minority, but not a majority, of high trait skeptics assess fraud risk higher than control groups with no high trait skeptics. These effects persist to group...
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In this study we examine the association between audit service fees and non-audit service (NAS) fees and the auditor's final decision regarding the type of opinion to render to a financially distressed client. Along with examining current fee levels and reporting decisions we also test the...
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This study uses audit file data to analyze the association between the auditors' preliminary assessments of going-concern and fraud risk and the planning and performance of the financial statement audit. We analyze the association between the above risks and the auditor's assessment of the risk...
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