Spanish Journal of Finance and Accounting-Revista Espanola de Financia

Papers
(The median citation count of Spanish Journal of Finance and Accounting-Revista Espanola de Financia is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-06-01 to 2026-06-01.)
ArticleCitations
The use of “public interest” and “public good” as a rationale for corporate reporting in the European Union48
Management expectations and operating cost responses to COVID-19: a study of Chinese listed enterprises11
Untangling the relationship between government procurement and internal control quality: an empirical study in China11
Performance evaluation with security-level holdings: a study of government bond funds in Southern Europe during the Euro debt crisis7
Effectiveness of new safeguards and prohibitions to protect audit independence: an empirical research with auditors6
From IAS 14 to IFRS 8: the role of proprietary and agency costs in shaping financial reporting6
Big data and artificial intelligence in the fields of accounting and auditing: a bibliometric analysis5
Spanish universities and SDGs achievement: analysis of strategic plans and other sustainability-related practices4
Unveiling the moderating role of non-financial reporting in the nexus of digitalization and sustainable development goals4
Audit Qualification Paragraphs and Audit Report Lag: Evidence from Iran4
Influence of sticky costs in levels of asymmetry costs: an analysis of the cost behaviour of listed companies in Colombia4
Day-of-the-week effect on stock market returns, volatility, and skewness3
Audit committee characteristics and firms’ investment efficiency: the moderating effect of audit committee mandatory requirements3
Family power in the boardroom: Is it counterbalanced by other large shareholders?3
Do successive performance matter for tone management? Evidence from China3
Audit committee financial expertise, audit committee independence, and regulatory oversight on external auditors2
Dynamic analysis of calendar anomalies in cryptocurrency markets: evidences of adaptive market hypothesis2
Recent evolution and growth of AI and advanced technologies in accounting and finance: systematic review and bibliometric analysis2
Loan diversification and Net Interest Margins in Asia: does global uncertainty matter?2
The moderating role of adopting SDGs on the effective tax rate: the case of Spanish SMEs2
The asymmetry of cost behaviour and green innovation: the moderating effect of government subsidies2
Dynamic connectedness between modern investment assets and equity markets: portfolio hedging strategies2
Sustainability uncertainty and the fragility of green finance: bootstrap rolling-window and quantile-on-quantile evidence from green bond1
Preference for sustainable investment: a gender perspective based on a choice experiment1
Does better CSR disclosure minimise the problem of asymmetric financial reporting? The role of market supervision1
How personal values influence earnings management ethics: the mediation role of moral disengagement1
CEO Career Horizon and Corporate Social Responsibility Assurance1
The effect of frontline employee participation in strategic planning on managers’ budget slack creation and evaluation: a lab-in-the-field experiment1
Auditing private firms in a civil law context: an exploratory analysis of the impact on form and substance quality1
Bank customers complaints, financial knowledge and gender1
Signalling through accountability reporting for family firms: Does the institutional environment matter?1
Ethical transparency in business failure prediction: uncovering the black box of xgboost algorithm1
Peer comparison and management forecast behavior1
CEO’s time perspective influence on green innovation1
Strategic versus financial acquirer as a determinant of overpayment in mergers and acquisitions1
Operating leverage and tax burden. Empirical evidence from U.S. listed firms1
The effects of new lease accounting standards on enterprises profitability level: evidence from China1
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