Managerial Auditing Journal: Volume 39 Issue 5

Hometown religiosity and financial reporting quality: evidence from chairpersons

Emrah Arioglu, Metin Borak, Murat Ocak

This study aims to investigate whether there is a relationship between the religiosity levels of chairpersons’ hometowns and the financial reporting quality of companies.

Mandatory audit partner rotation and stock price crash risk: causal evidence from a natural experiment

Yunqi Fan, Guanglei Hu, Xiaoxue Chen

This study aims to examine whether mandatory audit partner rotation is associated with future stock price crash risk.

The effect of restatements on office-level audit quality

Jonathan Nash, Cristina Bailey

This study aims to provide evidence on how the issuance of a nonreliance restatement affects non-restating clients of the same audit office.

Audit committee cash compensation and related-party transactions: the role of directors’ affiliation

Radwan Alkebsee, Adeeb A. Alhebry, Adriana Tiron-Tudor, Gubara Farah Gubara, Abdulkarim Alsayegh

This paper aims to investigate the relationship between the audit committee’s (AC) cash compensation and related-party transactions (RPTs). This paper also explores whether the…

Investor response to engagement quality review hours

Mijoo Lee, Daniel Sejun Hwang

This study aims to investigate whether mandated disclosure of engagement quality review hours provides new information that affects investors’ decision-making.