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This paper sets the corporations which occurs first
information disclosure violation after IPO as a research object, using
theoretical analysis and empirical analysis to study related issues of
corporation information disclosure violations. This paper contacts this
time length with causes of violated information disclosure and builds
regression model. And there comes the result: the proportion of
independent directors has positive correlation with the time length of
corporation’s first violation after IPO; the proportion of managerial
ownership has positive correlation with the time length of corporation’s
first violation after IPO; the pressure of insurance license could
shorten the time length of corporation’s first violation after IPO. This
paper based on existed researches and analysis the feature of
corporation violation types, adopts ordered logistic regression model to
predict corporation violation types. Finally, this paper gives a series
of recommendations based on the causes of corporations’ information
disclosure.
Cite this paper
Cao, S. and Wang, J. (2014) A Behavioral Study of
the Normative of the Listed Company Information Disclosure after IPO. American Journal of Industrial and Business Management, 4, 751-761. doi: 10.4236/ajibm.2014.412081.
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