Do Credit Ratings Reflect Private Information About SEC Investigations?Samuel BonsallJohn DonovanEric HolzmanXue WangDaniel YangThe Accounting Review2025
Pay for PrudenceJohn DonovanSalman ArifYadav GopalanArthur MorrisJournal of Accounting and Economics2024
Pay for PrudenceSalman ArifJohn DonovanYadav GopalanArthur MorrisJournal of Accounting and Economics2024
Does Recognition versus Disclosure Influence Debt Contract Design? Evidence from SFAS 158John DonovanAndrew McMartinMatthew PhillipsThe Accounting Review2024
Contracting in the Dark: The Rise of Public-Side Lenders in the Syndicated Loan MarketHami AmiraslaniJohn DonovanMatthew PhilliipsRegina Wittenberg-MoermanJournal of Accounting and Economics2023
Private Lenders' Use of Analyst Earnings Forecasts When Establishing Debt Covenant ThresholdsJohn DonovanAndrew CallJared JenningsThe Accounting Review2022
Financial Reporting and Entrepreneurial Finance: Evidence from Equity CrowdfundingJohn DonovanManagement Science67112021
Measuring credit risk using qualitative disclosureJohn DonovanJared JenningsKevin KoharkiJoshua LeeReview of Accounting Studies262021
Income Smoothing and the Usefulness of Earnings for Monitoring in Debt ContractingJohn DonovanPeter DemerjianMelissa Lewis-WesternContemporary Accounting Research3722020
Assessing the Accuracy of Forward-Looking Information in Debt Contract NegotiationsJohn DonovanPeter DemerjianJared JenningsJournal of Management Accounting Research3212020