#3126. Corporate social responsibility and operating cash flows management: An examination of credit market incentives

February 2027publication date
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Abstract:
The article examines whether corporate social responsibility firms (CSR firms) manage reported cash flows from operations (CFOs) when they have strong credit market incentives. The results show that CSR companies close to a financial crisis and those with a long-term credit rating close to the investment/non-investment grade cut-off are more likely to overstate their CFOs compared to all other firms.
Keywords:
corporate governance; corporate social responsibility; credit market incentives; operating cash flows management

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