The Role of Financial Statement Comparability in Corporate Valuation: Evidence Based on BM Anomaly

This study investigates the role of financial statement comparability in corporate valuation, presenting empirical evidence based on the BM anomaly, or value effect. A series of regressions on data of KSE-listed firms for the period 2011-2020 reveal that firms with high comparability contribute to r...

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Published in신산업경영저널 Vol. 41; no. 2; pp. 69 - 91
Main Authors Su-Young Choi(최수영), Heejeong Shin(신희정)
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 이화여자대학교 경영연구소 01.12.2023
경영연구소
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ISSN2671-9223
2713-5969
DOI10.30753/emr.2023.41.2.004

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Summary:This study investigates the role of financial statement comparability in corporate valuation, presenting empirical evidence based on the BM anomaly, or value effect. A series of regressions on data of KSE-listed firms for the period 2011-2020 reveal that firms with high comparability contribute to reducing the abnormal stock returns associated with BM anomaly, on average. This indicates that high comparability of financial statements is useful for more accurately accessing equity values and mitigates stock mispricing in capital market. Additionally, the effect of comparability in reducing mispricing is not significant in high BM firms (i.e., Value stocks) involved in the risk-reward relationship inherent in value investing. This study is valuable to the literature on the qualitative characteristics of financial statements by suggesting the role of comparability in enhancing market efficiency. KCI Citation Count: 0
ISSN:2671-9223
2713-5969
DOI:10.30753/emr.2023.41.2.004