Accounting restatements reduce how much liquidity banks create – but why?
Banks that issue accounting restatements create less liquidity in the economy, but not for the reason that you might expect.
How reciprocity lead to conflicts of interest in underwriter syndications
Larger banks pressure syndication underwriters to show their client in a positive light–and punish those that don’t.
Transforming accounting with artificial intelligence
Cory Ng published a book that helps accountants incorporate AI initiatives to increase productivity and profitability.
How are politicians influencing independent regulators?
Political pressure indirectly influences the quality of work performed by independent regulatory bodies.
Unpacking the assumption that stock option compensation leads to earnings management
Hyun Jong Park provides evidence that the traditional belief of the relationship between executive risk-taking incentives and earnings management doesn’t hold true in many circumstances
Businesses are facing unforeseen challenges. Can captive insurance models protect them?
As the changing global environment puts new stresses on businesses, captive insurance may be the key to handling the evolving challenges of modern day .
Using Language to Identify Underserved Groups
Amir Shoham uses gendered language marking to demonstrate that global microfinance institutions are targeting services to women in most need.
Should Your Company Consider Creating A Finance Committee?
Why do some firms benefit from finance committees while others do not?
The Benefits of Cross-Selling for Firms and Banks
Cross-selling allows banks to better monitor their borrowers and reduces interest rates for firms.
Acquisitions: Do They Benefit the Firm or the Individual?
CEOs may pursue value-destroying acquisitions to increase their personal wealth.
Overcoming the information gap in syndicated loans
Equity analyst, syndicated lending, information gap, Department of Accounting, Wei Wang
Should Venture Capitalists Diversify or Specialize to Succeed?
Venture capital firms are influenced by their starting-point and network access when seeking solutions to underperformance.
The Asymmetric Effects of Monetary Policy on the Stock Market
The extent to which the Federal Reserve’s expansionary monetary policy is beneficial to the stock market may be contingent upon periods of stock market performance and policy phases throughout U.S. history. Cheng Jiang designed a robust composite index to accurately predict the beginnings and ends of falling (bear) markets throughout history, finding that every economic […]
How Geographic Diversification in Banks Drives Innovation
How does freeing banks from geographic regulations help fuel corporate innovation?
Risk Management Strategies for Global Crisis
Subsidiary insurance companies can help owners safeguard against economic disaster.