| 英文摘要 |
This study investigates whether independent directors’facial trustworthiness affects financial reporting conservatism. We focus on independent director resignation events, and the empirical results provide supporting evidence that resigned independent directors with higher facial trustworthiness are negatively associated with financial reporting conservatism. However, this negative relation is significantly moderated by resigned independent directors as chairpersons of functional committees. Overall, the results highlight that independent directors’facial trustworthiness reflects the impact on financial reporting disclosure decisions. |