The Impact of Reported Financial Information on the Transfer Prices of Securities. Comparative Empirical Study
Влияние публикуемой финансовой информации на трансфертные цены ценных бумаг: сравнительное эмпирическое исследование
2015-01-01
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The present paper aims to achieve a comparative analysis of the informational contribution of the financial reports drawn by Romanian companies quoted on the autochthonous capital market, and the contribution to supporting the investment process brought by the financial statements drawn in an international context. The elements of the comparison are the levels of value relevance of the financial statements drawn according to US GAAP (for North America), respectively of the reports issued in conformity with the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) (for the European regions). By using econometric models consecrated in specialized literature, respectively Easton & Harris (1991) and Ohlson (1995), we identified a differentiated contribution according to the accounting norms and to the economic environment where companies perform their activity, for the financial data in making investment / disinvestment decisions. This stresses, after testing the first model, a stronger deterministic connection between financial-accounting information and the stock performance recorded for LSE quoted companies compared to those on the USA capital market, respectively quoted Romanian companies that report in conformity of IFRS. Drawing the financial statements according to RAS provides the investors in the non-regulated section of the Romanian stock market with a better informational basis than in the case of the equivalent clusters analyzed. The second model, based on prices, reveals an increased intensity of the connection in the case of Romanian companies quoted in the main section of the BSE, whose dimension exceeds the association observed in the context of the other stock markets.
Key Findings
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Easton–Harris model results show a stronger connection between financial-accounting information and stock performance for LSE-listed companies than for USA-listed and Romanian IFRS-reporting companies.
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Romanian companies reporting under Romanian Accounting Standards provide investors in the non-regulated market segment with a better informational basis than comparable analyzed groups.
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The Ohlson price-based model identifies the strongest association between reported financial information and share prices among Romanian companies listed in the main BSE section.
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The informational contribution of financial reporting to investment and divestment decisions varies according to accounting standards and the economic environment of the reporting companies.
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The study compares the value relevance of financial statements prepared under US GAAP, IFRS, and Romanian Accounting Standards across different capital markets.
Research Object
Financial reports and statements of publicly quoted companies prepared under US GAAP, IFRS, and Romanian Accounting Standards (RAS) across the Romanian, European, and North American capital markets
Research Subject
The comparative value relevance and informational contribution of accounting information to stock prices, stock performance, and investment/disinvestment decisions across accounting standards and capital-market environments
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