Abstract: This study examines whether impairment of auditor’s reputation negatively affects stock returns of the publicly listed auditor’s clients. By conducting an event study, the impact of six enforcement initiatives imposed by Dutch authorities are analyzed using the market model on companies listed on the Dutch Euronext Amsterdam. Moreover, the differences in stock returns of the auditor’s clients and the non-clients are tested using both parametric and nonparametric tests. Although the results are mixed, the outcomes hint that the auditor’s clients perform worse than the non-clients during the days following the event. In case an
Information risk – the uncertainty regarding the parameters of the distribution of firms’ future cas...
Auditing standards require auditors to consider whether there is “substantial doubt” that their clie...
This paper investigates whether more favorable stock recommendations and higher credit ratings serve...
In recent years U.K. Department of Trade investigations into the affairs of a specific company have ...
In this paper, we use event study methodology to examine the effect of two highly publicized account...
This paper examines the effect of the auditor reputation and the auditor's opinion on the stock pric...
In this paper, we use event study methodology to examine the effect of two highly publicized account...
This paper examines auditor changes around a client firm’s stock price crash. Overall, the study sug...
Purpose: The purpose of this study is to achieve empirical evidence related to the factors for preve...
The audit report is considered as an essential qualitative data for stakeholders, especially for an ...
This research investigates the relationship between auditor’s opinion and stock return in the compan...
This study investigates how litigation against an auditfirm affects the market value of its publicly...
In the wake of the recent financial crises, it is pivotal for all countries to ensure high-quality f...
Recent years have witnessed a change in the auditor reporting model. One of these developments is th...
International audienceWe use a unique data set from a sample of 85 French firms over the period 2002...
Information risk – the uncertainty regarding the parameters of the distribution of firms’ future cas...
Auditing standards require auditors to consider whether there is “substantial doubt” that their clie...
This paper investigates whether more favorable stock recommendations and higher credit ratings serve...
In recent years U.K. Department of Trade investigations into the affairs of a specific company have ...
In this paper, we use event study methodology to examine the effect of two highly publicized account...
This paper examines the effect of the auditor reputation and the auditor's opinion on the stock pric...
In this paper, we use event study methodology to examine the effect of two highly publicized account...
This paper examines auditor changes around a client firm’s stock price crash. Overall, the study sug...
Purpose: The purpose of this study is to achieve empirical evidence related to the factors for preve...
The audit report is considered as an essential qualitative data for stakeholders, especially for an ...
This research investigates the relationship between auditor’s opinion and stock return in the compan...
This study investigates how litigation against an auditfirm affects the market value of its publicly...
In the wake of the recent financial crises, it is pivotal for all countries to ensure high-quality f...
Recent years have witnessed a change in the auditor reporting model. One of these developments is th...
International audienceWe use a unique data set from a sample of 85 French firms over the period 2002...
Information risk – the uncertainty regarding the parameters of the distribution of firms’ future cas...
Auditing standards require auditors to consider whether there is “substantial doubt” that their clie...
This paper investigates whether more favorable stock recommendations and higher credit ratings serve...