The beginning of the new millennium was characterized by company
scandals in accounting around the world. A transparent and fair
presentation of financial statements is beneficial for capital
market participants. Especially around initial public offerings
different incentives of these players exist to influence financial
statements in diverse aspects. Therefore, studies of earnings
management try to identify abnormal behavior. Peter Ising covers
additional aspects to shed light on substantial drivers of
discretionary reporting behavior around going public. Factors like
influence on real activities, industry affiliation, and specific
years in the IPO process add further insight to this theoretical
and practical topic. The dependence on these factors is high and
confirms that company specifics are important for interpretation of
financial results.
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