... et al. (1998) and then with the substitution hypothesis. Financial crisis Financial performance Capital regulation Insolvency risk Internal mechanisms G340 G380 G320 G330 G21 G01 Several studies, such as Shleifer and Vishny (1997) and Baker and Gompers (2003) , find...

... is the first of its kind that has ever been conducted in Turkey. Presentation graphics Annual reports Disclosure Financial performance Turkey Annual reports are considered important tools of communication between companies and stakeholders. They convey non‐financial information (i.e...

...Sandra Cohen; Dimitris Thiraios; Myrto Kandilorou Purpose The proponents of balanced scorecard (BSc) claim that lead factors interrelate and their improvement ultimately leads to increased financial performance. The purpose of this paper is to use the underlying hypotheses of BSc in order...

.... Yew Ming Chia can be contacted at: yew.ming.chia@ed.ac.uk © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2007 Auditing Asian studies Financial performance Earnings Corporate governance The globalisation of trade and businesses results in an increased flow of capital to developing economies...

...Robert Inglis; Clive Morley; Paul Sammut Purpose To test for a relationship between corporate reputation and financial performance, using Australian data. Design/methodology/approach Econometric modelling. Findings No causal relationship between corporate reputation and financial...

.... In addition, a positive coefficient shows that a company's competitiveness level or financial performance improves as segment disclosure quality falls. For company size, it showed a negative coefficient, −2.59 in 2000, which means the competitiveness level of larger companies is worse than smaller companies...

... performance in the sampled companies. Value added Financial performance ISO 9000 series Malaysia Quality The measurement of corporate performance was investigated in a number of studies (De With, 1996 ; Haversjo, 2000 ; Heras et al., 2002 ; Kearney, 2001 ; Sirgy, 2002 ; Spinner...

... the above examples are the tip of the iceberg, they reflect the changing nature and demands in the audit process. A common fact is that many parties, such as shareholders, investors, creditors, tax authorities, and managers are interested in the accuracy of organisations' financial performance. Auditors...

... for interpretation on the part of the technologists. Second, the ad hoc approach stems from difficulties facing project managers in discerning appropriate financial and non‐financial performance criteria for ongoing monitoring and control of IT projects. The unpredictable and often haphazard nature...