The market for information - evidence from finance directors, analysts and fund managers

Article Abstract:

Research indicates that fund managers prefer to use unprocessed business information rather than data analysis reports. Information analysis is crucial in the field of finance for evaluation purposes and effective data flow, however. It would seem that the analyst's role in evaluating and communicating financial data to fund managers is poorly comprehended. The work of a financial analyst also directly affects the share price.

Analysis, Financial services industry, Financial services, Information services, Financial analysts, Business reports

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The investment opportunity set and the voluntary use of outside directors: New Zealand evidence

Article Abstract:

Research is presented into the proportions of executive and non-executive directors on the boards of New Zealand corporations, with focus on how these relate to the extent of the investment opportunities of the companies.

Research, Corporate directors, Investments, Corporations, New Zealand, Observations

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Incentives and disincentives for voluntary disclosure by pension funds: international evidence

Article Abstract:

Research is presented into the reasons for deciding to disclose pension liability in the accounts of Australian and UK pension funds, with focus on the role of political and proprietary costs.

Usage, Pension funds, Disclosure statements (Accounting)

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