چکیده
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Recent studies suggest that higher information risk proxied by lower disclosure
quality results in higher stock returns. This paper investigates whether the risk factors of
disclosure quality and its components (the risk factors of timeliness and reliability) explain
the time-series variation in portfolio returns. I find that the disclosure quality risk factor and
its components are significant in explaining the time-series variation of Tehran Stock
Exchange portfolio returns. Furthermore, the results suggest that the risk factor of
timeliness has an incremental explanatory power relative to the risk factor of reliability.
Thus, the information risk arises from timeliness of financial reporting, results in higher
stock returns than that of reliability of corporate reporting.
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