2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.intacc.2018.04.001
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Effects of the Adoption of IFRS on the Credit Market: Evidence from Brazil

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“…Table 5 indicates that mandatory IFRS adoption increases SME debt maturities, validating hypothesis H4. This result is in line with several international studies (Leuz & Verrecchia, 2000;Florou & Kosi, 2008;Kim et al, 2011;Simmer de Lima et al, 2018). Given that SMEs are characterized by a greater degree of information asymmetry, IFRS adoption exerts an effect that would transform the dissipation of said asymmetries into lower financing costs, encouraging the use of long-term debt.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 89%
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“…Table 5 indicates that mandatory IFRS adoption increases SME debt maturities, validating hypothesis H4. This result is in line with several international studies (Leuz & Verrecchia, 2000;Florou & Kosi, 2008;Kim et al, 2011;Simmer de Lima et al, 2018). Given that SMEs are characterized by a greater degree of information asymmetry, IFRS adoption exerts an effect that would transform the dissipation of said asymmetries into lower financing costs, encouraging the use of long-term debt.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 89%
“…Currently, the literature has not reached a clear conclusion. The positive effect on long-term debt generated by lower information asymmetry (Sengupta, 1998;Florou & Kosi, 2008;Kim, Tsui & Yi, 2011;Simmer de Lima, Sampaio & Gotti, 2018) is opposed to the negative effect with which IFRS mitigates agency conflicts through short-term debt (Zhang, 2008;Kosi & Florou, 2009;Chen & Zhu, 2013). In Chile, this matter has not yet been addressed.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Parvathy (2017 studies on opportunities and challenges in converting financial statements of Indian businesses under IFRS and reports that there are many barriers to conversion such as training, awareness of Enterprise management board, applicable accounting system, accounting information system and current financial reporting system. de Lima et al (2018) argue that economic efficiency is an important driving force for compliance enterprises to apply IFRS, in particular: large-scale enterprises, more exposed to inter-national markets and if there is a greater financial need, it is more likely to use IFRS. At the same time, the study of Owusu et al (2017) also suggest that through the application of IFRS, institutional quality and foreign direct investment flows gradually were improved for developing countries.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Neste contexto, países considerados mercados emergentes e de fronteira 2 , como certas economias do Leste Asiático, América Latina e parte dos BRICS, já aderiram ou estão convergindo para os padrões contábeis internacionais. Contudo, a literatura sobre os efeitos da transição dos respectivos GAAP locais para o IFRS nesses países ainda é limitada a poucos trabalhos que, em geral, analisam os efeitos em uma única jurisdição (Alon, 2013;de Lima, de Lima, & Gotti, 2018;Espinosa, Maquieira, Diaz, & Abarca, 2015) ou sobre um grupo específico de países (Steinbach & Tang, 2014). O número é ainda menor se tratando de comparações entre os efeitos da adoção em economias desenvolvidas e emergentes.…”
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“…Ademais, este estudo se limita a um único indicador do risco de crédito: os ratings atribuídos pelas AR, e assume que os mesmos refletem de forma fidedigna o real risco de crédito das empresas. Estudos posteriores podem seguir o exemplo encontrado em Kraft et al (2017) e utilizar outras proxy do risco de crédito menos subjetivas do que os ratings, como os preços de mercado dos credit default swaps (CDS) ou os spread de crédito das dívidas das empresas (de Lima et al, 2018).…”
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