Disentangling the black box around CEO and financial information-based accounting fraud detection: machine learning-based evidence from publicly listed U.S. firms

CEO Compensation in Cooperatives versus Publicly Listed Firms

A hybrid model based on machine learning and genetic algorithm for detecting fraud in financial statements

Financial statement fraud has increasingly become a serious problem for business, government, and investors. In fact, this threatens the reliability of capital markets, corporate heads, and even the audit profession. Auditors in particular face their apparent inability to detect large-scale fraud, and there are various ways to identify this problem. In order to identify this problem, the majori...

Financial Accounting Fraud Detection Using Business Intelligence

The paper investigates the inherent problems of financial fraud detection and proposes a forensic accounting framework using business intelligence as a plausible means of addressing them. The paper adopts an empirical case study approach to present how business intelligence could be used effectively in the detection of financial accounting fraud. The proposed forensic accounting framework using...

Explain the role of financial knowledge of board members and CEO independence on the quality of accounting information in companies listed on the Tehran Stock Exchange

Among the main factors in creating fundamental changes in the economic environment of Iran, we can name the generalization of ownership of economic enterprises, financing through public participation and privatization of public sectors and economic enterprises. In such circumstances, the transparency and good quality of financial information, which is the basis of optimal economic decisions of ...

Relative Earnings and Firm Performance : Evidence from Publicly - listed Firms in China , 2005 - 2012

This paper studies the relationship between three measures of relative earnings and firm performance based on data of 664 listed manufacturing companies in China over the period 2005-2012. It finds that (1) capital earnings relative to labor earnings and the overall average wage level relative to a firm’s average wage level had negative effects on firm performance; (2) the earnings of high-leve...