The implications of firms' derivative usage on the frequency and usefulness of management earnings forecasts
We investigate how firms' use of derivatives impacts voluntary disclosure and offer four main findings. First, we find that when firms begin using derivative instruments, they increase the frequency of management earnings forecasts. Second, using path analysis, we find a direct link between der...
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Main Authors: | CAMPBELL, John L., CAO, Sean Shun, CHANG, Hye Sun, CHIOREAN, Raluca |
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Language: | English |
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2023
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