Exploring Corporate Governance Quality, Audit Remuneration, Company’s performance, Earning management & Financial distress

This study investigates that how audit fees and non-audit services fees might be influenced by the quality (i.e. effectiveness) of CG. It explores corporate governance (CG) quality by taking the research forward to explore the influence of corporate governance quality on firstly audit and non-aud...

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Main Author: kai, fan
Format: Dissertation (University of Nottingham only)
Language:English
Published: 2011
Online Access:https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/25049/
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description This study investigates that how audit fees and non-audit services fees might be influenced by the quality (i.e. effectiveness) of CG. It explores corporate governance (CG) quality by taking the research forward to explore the influence of corporate governance quality on firstly audit and non-audit pricings and then the effects of these two variables on company performance, the practice of earning management and financial distress. Regression models are used to first explain the association between audit remunerations (AF & NASF) and audit committee effectiveness (ACE) and then explain the interactive effects of these two factors (AF+ACE & NASF+ACE) on company performance (ROA), earning management (ER) and financial distress (FD).
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spelling nottingham-250492018-01-30T10:33:55Z https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/25049/ Exploring Corporate Governance Quality, Audit Remuneration, Company’s performance, Earning management & Financial distress kai, fan This study investigates that how audit fees and non-audit services fees might be influenced by the quality (i.e. effectiveness) of CG. It explores corporate governance (CG) quality by taking the research forward to explore the influence of corporate governance quality on firstly audit and non-audit pricings and then the effects of these two variables on company performance, the practice of earning management and financial distress. Regression models are used to first explain the association between audit remunerations (AF & NASF) and audit committee effectiveness (ACE) and then explain the interactive effects of these two factors (AF+ACE & NASF+ACE) on company performance (ROA), earning management (ER) and financial distress (FD). 2011-09-22 Dissertation (University of Nottingham only) NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/25049/1/kai_fan_4147717.pdf kai, fan (2011) Exploring Corporate Governance Quality, Audit Remuneration, Company’s performance, Earning management & Financial distress. [Dissertation (University of Nottingham only)] (Unpublished)
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Exploring Corporate Governance Quality, Audit Remuneration, Company’s performance, Earning management & Financial distress
title Exploring Corporate Governance Quality, Audit Remuneration, Company’s performance, Earning management & Financial distress
title_full Exploring Corporate Governance Quality, Audit Remuneration, Company’s performance, Earning management & Financial distress
title_fullStr Exploring Corporate Governance Quality, Audit Remuneration, Company’s performance, Earning management & Financial distress
title_full_unstemmed Exploring Corporate Governance Quality, Audit Remuneration, Company’s performance, Earning management & Financial distress
title_short Exploring Corporate Governance Quality, Audit Remuneration, Company’s performance, Earning management & Financial distress
title_sort exploring corporate governance quality, audit remuneration, company’s performance, earning management & financial distress
url https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/25049/