This paper describes the empirical universe of financial fraud as it has been documented in the academic literature. More specifically, it describes the different forms of fraudulent behavior in the context of financial market activities, the prevalence and consequences of such behavior as identified by previous research, and the economic and market structures that scholars believe facilitate it. To structure the discussion, a conceptual distinction is made between three types of financial fraud: financial statement fraud, financial scams, and fraudulent financial mis-selling. What emerges is a picture of financial fraud as a complex phenomenon that can take very different forms, depending on the market segments in which it occurs, the fina...
The financial statements are used to show the performances of the companies. It is important for fin...
I examine the incidence of fraud from c.1720 to 2009 and relate it to the occurrence of significant ...
Literature review. Theoretical framework and hypotheses: agency theory and conflict of interests, fi...
This paper describes the empirical universe of financial fraud as it has been documented in the acad...
This research attempts to give an overview of the focus and methods utilized to identify financial s...
The purpose of the article is to present the fraudulent behaviour observable in the financial indust...
The financial scandals which have appeared in recent times have placed fraud at the heart of economi...
The paper presents a conceptual framework of financial fraud based on the historical interaction of ...
This article examines public debates on the legitimacy of banking profits in the 2008 credit crunch....
Chapter 1 Summary of the Dissertation "We are in the golden age of fraud." Jim Chanos, Kynikos Assoc...
discuss some observations in the forensic accounting-based fraud literature, and identify the recent...
This perspectives article surveys publications in business history and constructs a conceptual frame...
The dissertation is a compilation of three empirical papers on the effects of corporate financial mi...
This review present some evidence on fraud, forensic accounting, the skills and education of the for...
The financial statements are used to show the performances of the companies. It is important for fin...
I examine the incidence of fraud from c.1720 to 2009 and relate it to the occurrence of significant ...
Literature review. Theoretical framework and hypotheses: agency theory and conflict of interests, fi...
This paper describes the empirical universe of financial fraud as it has been documented in the acad...
This research attempts to give an overview of the focus and methods utilized to identify financial s...
The purpose of the article is to present the fraudulent behaviour observable in the financial indust...
The financial scandals which have appeared in recent times have placed fraud at the heart of economi...
The paper presents a conceptual framework of financial fraud based on the historical interaction of ...
This article examines public debates on the legitimacy of banking profits in the 2008 credit crunch....
Chapter 1 Summary of the Dissertation "We are in the golden age of fraud." Jim Chanos, Kynikos Assoc...
discuss some observations in the forensic accounting-based fraud literature, and identify the recent...
This perspectives article surveys publications in business history and constructs a conceptual frame...
The dissertation is a compilation of three empirical papers on the effects of corporate financial mi...
This review present some evidence on fraud, forensic accounting, the skills and education of the for...
The financial statements are used to show the performances of the companies. It is important for fin...
I examine the incidence of fraud from c.1720 to 2009 and relate it to the occurrence of significant ...
Literature review. Theoretical framework and hypotheses: agency theory and conflict of interests, fi...