This paper investigates whether stock prices react to the corporate disclosures of pension cost write-off policy, and if they do, whether the direction and the magnitude of such reaction are associated with the level of unfunded pension benefit obligation and firm profitability in the Japanese context. The results of the analysis partially support the signaling explanation whereby financially affordable firms with large amount of unfunded obligations are expected to be more likely to adopt shorter term based write-offs, which are rewarded with favorable price reactions
Prior studies on the impact of the termination of overfunded defined benefit pension plans on shareh...
This paper examines empirically the effect of unfunded pension obligations on corporate share prices...
Wotking paperThis paper examines the effect of a company’s unfunded pension liabilities on its stock...
This paper investigates whether stock prices react to the corporate disclosures of pension cost wri...
This paper focuses on the information content of the periodic allocation of expense by managers. In ...
This paper investigates whether the market rationally anticipates the value implications of unrecogn...
Abstract: This study focuses on the stock market impact of Japanese corporate decisions to adopt pe...
Under present financial accounting standards, in Japan and in U.S., firms can hoose pension discount...
This paper tests if a firm\u27s pension funding ratio (pension assets/PBO) reveals the management\u2...
Article; an earlier version appeared as University of Exeter, Department of Accounting working paper...
Under present financial accounting standards, in Japan and in U.S., firms can hoose pension discount...
This paper investigates rationality of herd behavior in the accounting policy decisions by using a w...
The effect of pension obligations on share prices is of intrinsic interest to anyone concerned with ...
This study investigates stock market reaction to a firms inclusion on the Pension Benefit Guaranty C...
This study examines stock returns around legislative events concerning the passage of, and subsequen...
Prior studies on the impact of the termination of overfunded defined benefit pension plans on shareh...
This paper examines empirically the effect of unfunded pension obligations on corporate share prices...
Wotking paperThis paper examines the effect of a company’s unfunded pension liabilities on its stock...
This paper investigates whether stock prices react to the corporate disclosures of pension cost wri...
This paper focuses on the information content of the periodic allocation of expense by managers. In ...
This paper investigates whether the market rationally anticipates the value implications of unrecogn...
Abstract: This study focuses on the stock market impact of Japanese corporate decisions to adopt pe...
Under present financial accounting standards, in Japan and in U.S., firms can hoose pension discount...
This paper tests if a firm\u27s pension funding ratio (pension assets/PBO) reveals the management\u2...
Article; an earlier version appeared as University of Exeter, Department of Accounting working paper...
Under present financial accounting standards, in Japan and in U.S., firms can hoose pension discount...
This paper investigates rationality of herd behavior in the accounting policy decisions by using a w...
The effect of pension obligations on share prices is of intrinsic interest to anyone concerned with ...
This study investigates stock market reaction to a firms inclusion on the Pension Benefit Guaranty C...
This study examines stock returns around legislative events concerning the passage of, and subsequen...
Prior studies on the impact of the termination of overfunded defined benefit pension plans on shareh...
This paper examines empirically the effect of unfunded pension obligations on corporate share prices...
Wotking paperThis paper examines the effect of a company’s unfunded pension liabilities on its stock...