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Abstract: This study examines a recent change in voluntary disclosure by investigating the issuance of management cash flow forecasts for a sample of 690 UK non-financial firm-year observations which are drawn from the top 500 UK listed firms by total market capitalisation as listed by Financial Times on 30 March 2007. Automated content analysis is used to search for cash flow forecasts in annual reports narratives using QSR NVivo 8. The results of regression analysis provide support for institutional theory that companies try to imitate the disclosure practices of other companies in the same industry. Also, the results document that operating cash flow, industry behaviour, cross-listing, and company size are positively and significantly related to disclosure of cash flow forecasts, whereas performance and competition rate are negatively and significantly related to disclosure of cash flow forecasts. However, the results fail to find any significant relationship between normative or coercive isomorphism proxies and disclosure of cash flow forecasts.

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This paper develops and tests hypotheses that explain the choice of factoring as a financing source and the type of businesses using it in the UK. The tests focus on establishing a profile of borrowers, based on firm's demographic characteristics such as age, turnover, industry, and type of legal ownership. In addition to that we extend the analysis to test whether there exist any association between the use of factoring and the availability of credit to firms, the collateral requirements by banks and its value, the value of the firm's debt, and also whether the business is experiencing financial difficulties. The analysis refers to a survey of 3805 companies of which 212 were using factoring services. We find evidence that each is an important determinant in firms' choice of factoring as a source of finance for working capital and an instrument to cash flow improvement but it is a financial option that is not universally available. Key words: Factoring, Invoice financing, Working capital, Finance gaps

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Laitinen and Teija Laitinen The impact of accruals and cash flows on the returns-earnings relation: evidence from Greece pp. 384-407 Panagiotis E. Dimitropoulos and Dimitrios Asteriou Auditor failure and market reactions: evidence from China pp. 408-441 Sharad C. Asthana, Heibatollah Sami and Zhongxia (Shelly) Ye The use of graphs in annual reports of major Italian companies pp. 442-462 Giuseppe IannielloVolume 5, issue 3, 2009 Are Spanish auditors effective in transmitting manipulation practices? An analysis of the ambiguity implicit in modified reports pp. 229-251 Laura Arnedo, Fermin Lizarraga and Santiago Sanchez The knowledge, attitude, priority of usage and benefits associated with management accounting practices: a survey of Danish companies pp. 252-284 Steen Nielsen, Morten Jacobsen and Preben Melander Voluntary disclosure and stock market liquidity: evidence from the Jordanian capital market pp. 285-309 Ayman E. Haddad, Wasim K. 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