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Is the CEO’s In-House Experience Informative About Audit Risk?

Brockman, Paul - 2013

Very little is known about whether personal characteristics of senior managers convey information about audit risk. We focus on one characteristic of the CEO, the number of years the CEO has worked in the firm before becoming the CEO (CEO in-house experience). We posit that the CEO's in-house...

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