Our study reports evidence on the dynamic effects of client switches on auditor reputations and fee premia. Offices of large accounting firms that lose (gain) major industry clients experience a reputation shock leading to more same-industry client losses (gains) over the next two years. There is also a shift in audit fees charged to other same-industry clients when a major client loss (gain) results in an audit office losing (gaining) city-level industry leadership. A major client loss or gain also creates a short-term capacity shock to an audit office's ability to supply high-quality audits. However, there is no evidence of reputation spillovers to other-industry clients in the audit office, or to clients in other offices of the accountin...
The considerable realignment of audit services market is one by-product of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of...
This article examines certain client specific attributes of a group firms to ascertain whether some ...
In this study, I examine whether companies realize operational benefits from making "targeted audito...
Our study reports evidence on the dynamic effects of client switches on auditor reputations and fee ...
© CAAA Our study reports evidence on the dynamic effects of client switches on auditor reputations a...
Using samples from 12 non-U.S.A. countries, we find that following Arthur Andersen’s failure in the ...
In recent years U.K. Department of Trade investigations into the affairs of a specific company have ...
Using samples from 12 non-U.S.A. countries, we find that following Arthur Andersen’s failure in the ...
Using samples from 12 non-U.S.A. countries, we find that following Arthur Andersen’s failure in the ...
Data used in this study are obtainable from public sources.This study examines how audit fees change...
ABSTRACT: The purpose of the study is to examine the nature of competition in the audit service mar...
We analyze whether audit partners suffered damage to their professional reputations with the demise ...
This study examines the value of audit quality in the capital markets setting. We argue that higher ...
This study examines how the auditor-client relationship affects the audit process and audit quality....
The purpose of this dissertation is to examine the informational role of audit client (i.e. firm) re...
The considerable realignment of audit services market is one by-product of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of...
This article examines certain client specific attributes of a group firms to ascertain whether some ...
In this study, I examine whether companies realize operational benefits from making "targeted audito...
Our study reports evidence on the dynamic effects of client switches on auditor reputations and fee ...
© CAAA Our study reports evidence on the dynamic effects of client switches on auditor reputations a...
Using samples from 12 non-U.S.A. countries, we find that following Arthur Andersen’s failure in the ...
In recent years U.K. Department of Trade investigations into the affairs of a specific company have ...
Using samples from 12 non-U.S.A. countries, we find that following Arthur Andersen’s failure in the ...
Using samples from 12 non-U.S.A. countries, we find that following Arthur Andersen’s failure in the ...
Data used in this study are obtainable from public sources.This study examines how audit fees change...
ABSTRACT: The purpose of the study is to examine the nature of competition in the audit service mar...
We analyze whether audit partners suffered damage to their professional reputations with the demise ...
This study examines the value of audit quality in the capital markets setting. We argue that higher ...
This study examines how the auditor-client relationship affects the audit process and audit quality....
The purpose of this dissertation is to examine the informational role of audit client (i.e. firm) re...
The considerable realignment of audit services market is one by-product of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of...
This article examines certain client specific attributes of a group firms to ascertain whether some ...
In this study, I examine whether companies realize operational benefits from making "targeted audito...