This paper examines security analyst\u27s earnings estimates and recommendations during the period around shareholder class action lawsuits. We find that analysts respond rapidly to the class action lawsuits. The magnitude of the forecast revisions is greater for smaller firms and for firms with large unexpected earnings surprises (SUE), high beta, and more negative three-day cumulative abnormal returns around the filing date. The speed of analyst response is directly related to firm size, SUE, beta, and share turnover, and is inversely related to the magnitude of the cumulative abnormal return for the three days around filing date. Finally, our results show that analysts utilize an industry spillover effect when estimating earnings for oth...
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Abstract: We examine the relation between disclosure tone and shareholder litigation for a sample o...
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Prior research has established that stock price declines are a significant driver for filing securit...
The negative effect of corporate scandals and fraud has been studied in various capacities. My paper...
In this study, a model is introduced to explain the relation between the speed of market reaction to...
Security analysts, analyst forecast and market reaction are anecdotal in restructuring transactions,...
This paper documents significantly negative stock price reactions to shareholder initiated class act...
Abstract: We examine the relation between disclosure tone and shareholder litigation for a sample o...
This study examines the response of First Call financial analysts to com-pany restatements and corre...
We examine the incremental effect of shareholder litigation risk on market reaction to earnings surp...
We provide evidence that the effect of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act (the Act) of 199...
This paper examines the information contained in analyst forecast revisions following earnings annou...
129 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2001.The results are consistent wi...
This study explores how the redaction of proprietary information from public filings is related to a...
We study the relations among abnormal accounting accruals measures of earnings management, stock off...
This paper examines managers’ use of a private disclosure channel to provide early earnings warnings...
This study examines the earnings quality of firms sued under accounting-related Rule 10b-5 securitie...
Prior research has established that stock price declines are a significant driver for filing securit...
The negative effect of corporate scandals and fraud has been studied in various capacities. My paper...
In this study, a model is introduced to explain the relation between the speed of market reaction to...
Security analysts, analyst forecast and market reaction are anecdotal in restructuring transactions,...