Concentrated control, analyst following, and valuation: do analysts matter most when investors are protected least?

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An investigation is conducted across 2,500 companies from 27 countries to discover the association among ownership system, analyst following, investor security, and valuation. It is found that corporate management is a crucial determinant of the analyst's inclination to cover firms, and that analysts are especially important for firms with concentrated control in countries, which provide insufficient investor protection.

United States, Labor Distribution by Employer, Evaluation, Statistics, Valuation, Financial analysts

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How representative are firms that are cross-listed in the United States? An analysis of accounting quality

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The authors note differences found in accounting in non-United States firms that cross list on United States stock exchanges.

Science & research, Accounting Methods, World, Multinational Corporations, Capital funds & cash flow, Research, Accounting and auditing, Accounting, International business enterprises

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