Disclosure versus measurement : investors' reaction to stock options compensation.

Disclosure versus measurement : investors' reaction to stock options compensation.

This study examines whether investors react to the accounting treatment of stock-based compensation differently if it is disclosed instead of recognised in the financial statements. We also document that the difference in recognition and disclosure in financial reporting also determine shareholder’s...

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Main Authors: Mok, Heng Wah., Wee, Xue Yan., Rishi Gulabrai Ramesh.
Other Authors: Tan, Khoon Eng
Format: Final Year Project
Published: 2008
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DRNTU::Business::Finance::Options
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10356/9328
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-93282023-05-19T03:30:08Z Disclosure versus measurement : investors' reaction to stock options compensation. Mok, Heng Wah. Wee, Xue Yan. Rishi Gulabrai Ramesh. Tan, Khoon Eng Nanyang Business School DRNTU::Business::Finance::Options This study examines whether investors react to the accounting treatment of stock-based compensation differently if it is disclosed instead of recognised in the financial statements. We also document that the difference in recognition and disclosure in financial reporting also determine shareholder’s approval of stock options grant. 2008-09-24T07:31:10Z 2008-09-24T07:31:10Z 2004 2004 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/9328 Nanyang Technological University application/pdf
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Mok, Heng Wah.
Wee, Xue Yan.
Rishi Gulabrai Ramesh.
Disclosure versus measurement : investors' reaction to stock options compensation.
description This study examines whether investors react to the accounting treatment of stock-based compensation differently if it is disclosed instead of recognised in the financial statements. We also document that the difference in recognition and disclosure in financial reporting also determine shareholder’s approval of stock options grant.
author2 Tan, Khoon Eng
author_facet Tan, Khoon Eng
Mok, Heng Wah.
Wee, Xue Yan.
Rishi Gulabrai Ramesh.
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author Mok, Heng Wah.
Wee, Xue Yan.
Rishi Gulabrai Ramesh.
author_sort Mok, Heng Wah.
title Disclosure versus measurement : investors' reaction to stock options compensation.
title_short Disclosure versus measurement : investors' reaction to stock options compensation.
title_full Disclosure versus measurement : investors' reaction to stock options compensation.
title_fullStr Disclosure versus measurement : investors' reaction to stock options compensation.
title_full_unstemmed Disclosure versus measurement : investors' reaction to stock options compensation.
title_sort disclosure versus measurement : investors' reaction to stock options compensation.
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