2001
DOI: 10.1590/s1519-70772001000200002
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Perspectivas para a pesquisa em contabilidade: o impacto dos derivativos

Abstract: Este artigo analisa o impacto dos instrumentos financeiros derivativos para a pesquisa em contabilidade. O impacto dos derivativos é grande independentemente da linha de pesquisa adotada. Dentro do paradigma do mercado de capitais, o papel dos derivativos como antecipadores do comportamento futuro dos preços fornece oportunidades interessantes de investigação, por exemplo. Na linha de pesquisa institucional e social o tratamento contábil de tais instrumentos é visualizado tendo-se por base a busca por poder e … Show more

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“…have analyzed derivatives users and non-users in Brazil in the 2006-2014 period and have concluded that analysts' earnings per share (EPS) forecasts errors are larger for companies that do not use derivatives financial instruments, suggesting that for companies adopting IFRS analysts are able to include different types of derivatives in their forecasts, predicting earnings smoothing behavior.However, despite Hughen's (2010) andAntônio et al's (2018) conclusions, the investors and analysts do not seem to benefit with hedge accounting and mainly OCI's deferred values, supporting our study's hypothesis in the sense that the use of cash flow hedge accounting is leading accounting information users to error, jeopardizing the objectivity aimed by accounting principles with the use of a uniform current cost measureLIMA, 2001) …”
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“…have analyzed derivatives users and non-users in Brazil in the 2006-2014 period and have concluded that analysts' earnings per share (EPS) forecasts errors are larger for companies that do not use derivatives financial instruments, suggesting that for companies adopting IFRS analysts are able to include different types of derivatives in their forecasts, predicting earnings smoothing behavior.However, despite Hughen's (2010) andAntônio et al's (2018) conclusions, the investors and analysts do not seem to benefit with hedge accounting and mainly OCI's deferred values, supporting our study's hypothesis in the sense that the use of cash flow hedge accounting is leading accounting information users to error, jeopardizing the objectivity aimed by accounting principles with the use of a uniform current cost measureLIMA, 2001) …”
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“…STICCA; NAKAO, 2013), agency costs(BEATTY et al, 2012), firm's conservatism(MARTIN;ROYCHOWDHURY, 2015;BALL et al, 2008), and accounting informativeness of earnings announcements(BATTA et al, 2016).Specifically regarding disclosure,Lopes and Lima (2001) criticized the absence of an integrated ruling that comprehends all the specific derivatives aspects, as well asAmaral (2003), to whom the difficulty to frame derivatives accounting into traditional GAAP jeopardizes the full (voluntary) reporting in financial statements, so accounting users ignore the exact potential risks to what the firm is subjected to.Prior research has also discussed the lack of qualitative data regarding risk exposure and risk management policy(COSTA JUNIOR, 2003;DARÓS;BORBA, 2005), even upon mandatory accounting standards(MURCIA;SANTOS, 2009;AMBROZINI, 2014;STICCA et al, 2017), finding evidence that only firm's size and profitability are associated to higher disclosures on derivatives instruments, due to the demand for more transparent accounting information to a bigger group of stakeholders and interested market financial analysts(MAPURUNGA et al, 2011) Kanodia et al (2000). has showed the social benefits to hedge accounting disclosures under the perspective of price efficiency in the futures market, since it provides valuable information about firms' underlying risk exposures -without this information, the futures price market confounds information regarding firms' hedge-motivated trades with their speculative ones, making futures price inefficient, distorting the risk-sharing role of the futures market and thereby resulting in an increase in risk premiums.…”
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“…Além do Lucro, dados contábeis como o resultado de derivativos podem influenciar o valor de mercado da empresa, já que as operações com esses instrumentos representam um desafio para a própria contabilidade (Lima & Lopes, 2001) e podem afetar o resultado da companhia de forma significativa (Galdi & Pereira, 2007). Koonce, Miller e Winchel (2015) encontraram em sua pesquisa que as escolhas que envolvem derivativos em uma companhia e sua regulação influenciam a reação dos investidores.…”
Section: Value Relevance E Derivativosunclassified