2009
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.1600725
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The Value Relevance of Intangible Assets and the Mandatory Adoption of IFRS

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“…In fact, standard setters decided to move from amortisation to impairment because the latter is expected to provide more appropriate accounting information compared with the former. Nevertheless, findings do not provide a clear evidence: for example, a recent study concerning listed firms of several European countries (Laghi et al 2013) highlights that goodwill impairment is significant only for two years out of the four investigated, while according to other research (Morricone et al 2009) the reliability of the impairment test in context with weaker corporate governance (they investigated Italian listed firms) could lead to more opportunistic behaviour than those characterising the amortisation era.…”
Section: Literature Review and Research Hypothesismentioning
confidence: 89%
“…In fact, standard setters decided to move from amortisation to impairment because the latter is expected to provide more appropriate accounting information compared with the former. Nevertheless, findings do not provide a clear evidence: for example, a recent study concerning listed firms of several European countries (Laghi et al 2013) highlights that goodwill impairment is significant only for two years out of the four investigated, while according to other research (Morricone et al 2009) the reliability of the impairment test in context with weaker corporate governance (they investigated Italian listed firms) could lead to more opportunistic behaviour than those characterising the amortisation era.…”
Section: Literature Review and Research Hypothesismentioning
confidence: 89%
“…Os resultados deste estudo contribuem com a literatura internacional sobre o tema relevância da informação contábil (BALL; BROWN, 1968;ABOODY;LEV, 1998;LEV;ZAROWIN, 1999;AMIR;LEV;SOUGIANNIS, 2003;MORRICONE;ORIANI;SOBRERO, 2009;OLIVEIRA;RODRIGUES;CRAIG, 2010) ao trazer evidências empíricas de empresas localizadas em mercado emergente, de que o ativo intangível, o goodwill, o patrimônio líquido, o lucro líquido e o patrimônio e o lucro líquido ajustado por intangíveis estão relacionados positivamente com o preço das ações. Desta forma, verifica-se a importância do reconhecimento e da evidenciação de ativos intangíveis, inclusive o goodwill, visto que auxiliam as empresas a criarem valor no mercado que, por sua vez, pode influenciar a opinião de agentes econômicos e a tomada de decisão quanto a investimentos futuros despendidos pela empresa.…”
Section: Considerações Finaisunclassified
“…Reference [10] for example, investigates whether and to what extent the implementation of IFRS affects the value relevance of intangible assets using a sample of Italian publicly listed firms. Using the [11] model, they examine both the incremental and relative value relevance of intangible assets following the mandatory adoption of IFRS.…”
Section: B Accounting For Intangible Assets Value Relevance and Firmentioning
confidence: 99%