Cedric L. Knott
- Courses3
- Reviews13
- School: Wayne State University
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- Department: Accounting
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Location:
42 W Warren Ave
Detroit, MI - 48202 - Dates at Wayne State University: January 2016 - January 2020
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Biography
Wayne State University - Accounting
Experience
Concordia University Portland
Professor of Finance (Online)
Cedric worked at Concordia University Portland as a Professor of Finance (Online)
Colorado State University-Global Campus
Faculty of Accounting & Finance
Cedric worked at Colorado State University-Global Campus as a Faculty of Accounting & Finance
Wayne State University
Faculty of Accounting
Teach Auditing & Forensics Accounting
Henry Ford College
Sr. Faculty of Accounting
Cedric worked at Henry Ford College as a Sr. Faculty of Accounting
Washington State University
Online Lecturer - Accounting
Cedric worked at Washington State University as a Online Lecturer - Accounting
Publications
REGULATING SYSTEMIC RISKS – PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS
Mustang Journal of Accounting & Finance (Vol 4)
ABSTRACT The 2007/2008 financial crises and recession would have been averted if effective regulation of systemic risks and tighter financial standards were imposed by the Federal Reserve and Congress. We confirmed this claim by providing an overview of how to effectively regulate this risk to avoid the occurrence of a similar crisis in the future. We equally provided a simple way for measuring systemic risk in the financial sector as well as presented novel suggestions as they relates to the regulations for limiting this type of risk.
REGULATING SYSTEMIC RISKS – PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS
Mustang Journal of Accounting & Finance (Vol 4)
ABSTRACT The 2007/2008 financial crises and recession would have been averted if effective regulation of systemic risks and tighter financial standards were imposed by the Federal Reserve and Congress. We confirmed this claim by providing an overview of how to effectively regulate this risk to avoid the occurrence of a similar crisis in the future. We equally provided a simple way for measuring systemic risk in the financial sector as well as presented novel suggestions as they relates to the regulations for limiting this type of risk.
THE MANIPULATION OF REVENUE IMPACT ON EARNINGS MANAGEMENT AND INVESTOR’S EARNING POTENTIAL
Mustang Journal of Accounting & Finance (Vol 6)
ABSTRACT In the 1990s, financial scandals led to the implementation of the Sarbanes Oxley 2002 Act (SOX), which requires top management to attest to the accuracy of the financial reporting by publicly held corporations. There is lack of research regarding success of SOX Act in preventing earnings management, practices that portray a company as more successful financially than it is in reality. The purpose of this research is to determine if change has occurred in the earnings management practices in publicly traded corporations after implementing the SOX Act. Implications for positive social change include information that can help regulatory authorities preempt manipulation of financial statements reporting, preventing substantial losses to the investors and other stakeholders of publicly traded companies, and maintaining a sound and reliable capital market.
