Internet comme vecteur de communication financière : une analyse des entreprises du Marché Libre

Arnone, Laurent; Geerts, Angy; Colot, Olivier; Pozniak, Laetitia; Croquet, Mélanie

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“…The starting point of our thesis is an exploratory study led with other colleagues (Arnone et al, 2010). Literature review helped us to build our analysis grid of websites but no hypotheses were put.…”

Section: Gt As a General Methodology Of A Papers Thesismentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Results of preliminary article (Arnone et al, 2010) and its discoveries about internet financial communication raised new questions. In a rather natural way, we tried to answer it by means of a deductive approach.…”

Section: Gt As a General Methodology Of A Papers Thesismentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Those questions, rose from the exploratory study of Arnone et al (2010), are the starting point of our researches and establish the provisory problematic of our thesis (see Figure 1 above).…”

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confidence: 91%

“…The starting point of our thesis is an exploratory research led with the collaboration of colleagues (Arnone et al, 2010) on a new ground never studied before: the Free Market of Brussels. The literature review helped us to build our analysis grid of websites, but no research hypothesis was made.…”

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“…Finally, Arnone et al (2010) underlined the voluntary effort of communication done by those firms. What is the origin of this voluntary effort?…”

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Methodological Approaches to Study Internet Financial Communication

Laetitia¹

2015

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The aim of this paper is to show how qualitative and quantitative approaches can be complementary to study internet financial communication in a thesis by papers and how grounded theory (GT) can be the link among the different papers of the thesis. The study context of our thesis was the unregulated markets of New York Stock What was the most specific on those markets and at the beginning of our problematic is that there is no obligation of communication. And so, we wondered, "Do listed firms on unregulated markets of Brussels make a voluntary effort of internet financial communication?". Other research questions followed this starting question.Our thesis was composed of four papers; each of them used a methodology to answer a specific research question.This paper aims at showing how qualitative and quantitative approaches can be complementary to study internet financial communication in a thesis by papers and how grounded theory (GT) can be the link among the different papers of the thesis. This paper is organized as follows: First, we present the context of the study: the unregulated markets of New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) Euronext Brussels and the problematic rose from this context. Then, we expose the different methodological approaches used in our researches: content analysis of websites and scoring, linear regression, paired sample, and interviews. Finally, we demonstrate how GT was the general methodological travel among the papers: Every article had for vocation to try to answer the questions raised by the previous article.

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“…Finally, Arnone et al (2010) underlined the voluntary effort of communication done by those firms. What is the origin of this voluntary effort?…”

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2015

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Determinants of voluntary web-based disclosure: A comparison of the united kingdom and its former colony, New Zealand

Siala¹,

Sellami²,

Borgi³

2014

IJAES

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The paper represents an attempt of enrichment of researches relating to the publication of Voluntary Information Disclosure on the WebSites (VDWS). The main objective of this research is to compare the extent of VDWS and the differential impact of some firm specific characteristics in the United Kingdom and New Zealand on firms' VDWS. In fact, comparative disclosure studies tend generally to evaluate the differential impact of firm specific characteristics on information disclosure in two different legal systems (for example, common law and code law) or having different cultural values. However, few studies have analyzed this topic in countries having the same legal system and/or similar cultural values. The results illustrate a significant variation of VDWS practices across the two countries. The results show, also, that the majority of the identified determinants differ between these two countries in their significance and their sign. The principal results prove that firm size represents a positive common factor on the extent of VDWS in the two countries. The specific factors of British companies are: dispersion of ownership, performance, and the number of listing on foreign stock exchanges. Whereas those of New Zealand companies are bored independence and leverage level.

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La communication financière des collectivités territoriales : nouveaux usages de l’Internet pour un système de financement en mutation

Michel-Clupot

Rouot

2013

P.M.P.

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Internet comme vecteur de communication financière : une analyse des entreprises du Marché Libre

Cited by 4 publications

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Methodological Approaches to Study Internet Financial Communication

Methodological Approaches to Study Internet Financial Communication

Determinants of voluntary web-based disclosure: A comparison of the united kingdom and its former colony, New Zealand

La communication financière des collectivités territoriales : nouveaux usages de l’Internet pour un système de financement en mutation

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