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• TITLE: The Effect of IFRS Adoption on Investment Management: A Review of the Literature

  AUTHORS: Konstantinos Kapellas, Georgia Siougle

  KEYWORDS: International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), Investment Management, European Crisis

  JOURNAL NAME: Technology and Investment, Vol.9 No.1, January 26, 2018

  ABSTRACT: Recent literature contains a number of studies that provide evidence that improvements in the performance related to business investments are associated with the main positive results of the implementation of international financial reporting standards (hear after IFRS). This study is an effort trying to summarize empirical evidences in current literature about the effect of the IFRS adoption on investment management. We summarize literature on the effect of IFRS a) in a European setting b) in a worldwide setting. We especially refer to the effect of European Crisis on Investment Management. We summarize evidence on the impact of IFRS adoption worldwide on investments assets, foreign direct investments (FDIs), cross boarder investments (Merger and Acquisition activities) and foreign mutual fund ownership. We finally present some evidence on the impact of IFRS adoption on US home bias and try to document the impact of IFRS adoption on international listing and IPOS in global markets.