journal of accounting advances (j.a.a) vol. 5, no. 1, 2013, ser. 64/3     extended abstract   a study of characteristics of interim cash flow series and their proxies and the ability to predict them            dr. m. a. aghaei              v. ahmadian             f. daviran tarbiat modares university   introduction the predicting of annual and interim cash flows from operations is one of the mo...

the purpose of this study is to investigate the relationship between free cash flows and stock return considering managers' myopia. two hypotheses have been designed and tested, selecting 96 firms from accepted companies in the tehran stock exchange for six-year period from 2005 to 2010 and using stock return for three years ahead (to 2012). the results show that free cash flows are negati...

We extend the Barth, Cram, and Nelson (2001) model with disaggregated accruals by investigating whether cash flow components (core and non-core cash flows) improve cash flow predictability. BCN investigate the role of accrual components in predicting future cash flows while this study extends their study by investigating the role of cash flow components. We propose a cash flow prediction model ...

Cash-flow Notation: We use (c0, c1, . . . , ci, . . . , cn) to denote the series of cash-flows where ci is received at time t = i . The length of a period, i.e. the interval of time between t = i and t = i + 1, will usually be understood from the context. Negative cash-flows refer to cash payments. The initial cash-flow, c0, will often be negative while the remaining cash-flows are positive. Th...

In this paper we study algorithms for pricing of financial contracts using a lattice process of interest rates. If the cash-flows generated by the contract depend on the history of the interest rates (path dependent contracts), then the pricing algorithms are typically of exponential complexity. We demonstrate that for some models, there exist polynomial algorithms for path dependent contracts....

Cash shortage is one of the most dangerous problems that may appear while projects are in progress. Inadequate cash flows force the companies to take short term or long term loans and in some cases companies end up being bankruptcy. In this study the planned and actual cumulative percentages of cash flows and work progress which are represented using S-curves are used as the basis for analyzing...

In this paper we study algorithms for pricing of interest rate instruments using a lattice interest model. The price is defined as expected discounted cash flow. If the cash-flows generated by the instrument depend on the full or partial history of the interest rates (path dependent contracts), then the pricing algorithms are typically of exponential complexity. We show that for some models, in...

We construct empirical proxies for cash-flow timing and matching problems and provide evidence on the ability of this accrual generating factor to explain accruals. Researchers lament our meager understanding of the process that spawns accruals (Owens et al., 2013, Ball, 2013, McNichols, 2000). Our aim is to map the explanatory power boundaries demarcated by our current knowledge of the role of...