| 英文摘要 |
Using a sample of US and UK real estate firms, this study investigates whether changes in accounting standards impact analyst forecast properties. It reveals that a shift from the partial fair value reporting model (UK domestic standards) to the full fair value reporting model (IFRS) temporarily increases forecast dispersion; however, this increase disappears several years after adoption. The study also finds that, when both income statements and balance sheets are reported under the full fair value model, financial statements become more straightforward, reducing analysts’ forecast revision response time. This reduction only becomes pronounced several years following IFRS adoption, meaning that the effect is not immediate. Finally, the study revisits Liang and Riedl (2014) and shows that the increase in forecast error is temporary in the post-IFRS period. Overall, this work documents that the change in accounting standards has a time-varying effect on analyst behavior. |