Extending recent studies on chief executive officers (CEOs) and chief financial officers (CFOs), we investigate the impact of CEO and CFO risk-taking incentives on earnings guidance. We find that firms with high CEO risk-taking incentives are more likely to issue earnings guidance and issue more guidance. We also find that firms with high CFO risk-taking incentives are associated with less precise guidance, narrower forecast range, and earlier forecasts
We study the effect of CEOs’ risk-taking incentives (vega), derived from their stock options, on ear...
Agency theory predicts that optimal levels of executive incentives are influenced by a trade-off bet...
This study provides evidence that managers' career concerns affect their earnings guidance decis...
Extending recent studies on chief executive officers (CEOs) and chief financial officers (CFOs), we ...
This study examines the association between chief financial officer (CFO) equity incentives and earn...
We investigate whether risk-related incentives of executive stock option (ESO) compensation plans ar...
This paper examines the relation between chief executive officers’ (CEOs’) incentive levels and thei...
I examine the relationship between chief executive officer (CEO) incentives and the risk exposure ge...
By using the data of firms listed on the three major US stock exchanges—the New York Stock Exchange,...
We investigate how managers contribute to the provision of earnings guidance by examining the associ...
This study aims at examining the effects of Chief Executive Officers’ (CEOs) option incentives on co...
We study how a CFO's risk-taking incentives affect corporate hedging by utilising hand-collected dat...
My dissertation consists of two essays on CFOs' promotion-based tournament incentives and performanc...
We examined the effects of unsystematic and systematic firm risk on CEO compensation risk bearing an...
We examine whether risk-taking among the largest financial firms in the U.S. is related to CEO equit...
We study the effect of CEOs’ risk-taking incentives (vega), derived from their stock options, on ear...
Agency theory predicts that optimal levels of executive incentives are influenced by a trade-off bet...
This study provides evidence that managers' career concerns affect their earnings guidance decis...
Extending recent studies on chief executive officers (CEOs) and chief financial officers (CFOs), we ...
This study examines the association between chief financial officer (CFO) equity incentives and earn...
We investigate whether risk-related incentives of executive stock option (ESO) compensation plans ar...
This paper examines the relation between chief executive officers’ (CEOs’) incentive levels and thei...
I examine the relationship between chief executive officer (CEO) incentives and the risk exposure ge...
By using the data of firms listed on the three major US stock exchanges—the New York Stock Exchange,...
We investigate how managers contribute to the provision of earnings guidance by examining the associ...
This study aims at examining the effects of Chief Executive Officers’ (CEOs) option incentives on co...
We study how a CFO's risk-taking incentives affect corporate hedging by utilising hand-collected dat...
My dissertation consists of two essays on CFOs' promotion-based tournament incentives and performanc...
We examined the effects of unsystematic and systematic firm risk on CEO compensation risk bearing an...
We examine whether risk-taking among the largest financial firms in the U.S. is related to CEO equit...
We study the effect of CEOs’ risk-taking incentives (vega), derived from their stock options, on ear...
Agency theory predicts that optimal levels of executive incentives are influenced by a trade-off bet...
This study provides evidence that managers' career concerns affect their earnings guidance decis...