Do Opinions on Financial Misstatement Firms Affect Analysts' Reputation with Investors? Evidence from Reputational Spillovers
成果类型:
Article
署名作者:
Lee, Lian Fen; Lo, Alvis K.
署名单位:
Boston College
刊物名称:
JOURNAL OF ACCOUNTING RESEARCH
ISSN/ISSBN:
0021-8456
DOI:
10.1111/1475-679X.12119
发表日期:
2016
页码:
1111-1148
关键词:
SELL-SIDE ANALYSTS
accounting restatements
information-content
FORECAST REVISIONS
EARNINGS FORECASTS
empirical-analysis
SECURITY ANALYSTS
MARKET REACTIONS
ability
FRAUD
摘要:
We examine whether opinions on firms subsequently revealed to have misstated earnings affect analysts' reputation with investors. We find that positive opinions by bullish analysts hurt their reputation, leading investors to react less to their research on non-misstatement firms after the misstatement revelation (i.e., negative spillovers). We also find that bearish analysts issuing more negative opinions gain reputation and experience positive spillovers. Finally, for analysts who dropped coverage of the misstatement firm before the misstatement revelation, we find no spillovers, which suggests that analysts experience limited reputational gains when they did not issue a public negative opinion.
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