Scholar4AI Updated 2026-10-26 11:39 UTC+09:00

Corporate filings and text

1 papers in the last 7 days · 5 of its 5 datasets mentioned

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Annual reports and other regulatory filings, earnings calls, and the word lists used to read them.

Key findings

  • Datasets in the category “Corporate filings and text” were mentioned in 19 papers in the last 30 days (2026-09-27 to 2026-10-26), ranking #6 of the 49 data categories mentioned.
  • The most-mentioned were Earnings call transcripts (9), Loughran-McDonald dictionary (9), 10-K filings (4), XBRL filings (2) and SEC EDGAR (1).
  • By journal category: Finance (12), Management (3), Economics (1), AI (1), Operations Research (1) and Accounting (1).
  • Most of them appeared in Finance research letters (5), International Review of Economics & Finance (2) and Computational Economics (1).

Datasets

Datasets in this category · 2026-09-27 – 2026-10-26 (30 days)
DatasetPapersLast 7 daysNames searched for
Earnings call transcripts90earnings call transcript, earnings conference call, conference call transcript
Loughran-McDonald dictionary90Loughran and McDonald, Loughran-McDonald
10-K filings4010-K filing, 10-K report, Form 10-K
XBRL filings21XBRL
SEC EDGAR11SEC EDGAR, EDGAR database, EDGAR filings, EDGAR system, EDGAR full-text
Papers mentioning these datasets, newest first.
DateTitleJournalAuthorsAffiliationsDatasets mentioned
2026-10-21Leveraging Machine Learning for Profit Forecasting and Cost Optimization Using Public Financial DataComputational EconomicsBilal Ahmad, Abdu Salam, Mian Abdulbasit et al.University of Peshawar; Abdul Wali Khan University Mardan; Yeungnam University; …SEC EDGAR, XBRL filings
2026-10-17LLM application in digital asset assessments: mixed methods researchKnowledge and Information SystemsYann Thorens, Martin Angerer, Pejman Ebrahimi et al.University of Liechtenstein10-K filings
2026-10-17Expected default risk and abnormal returns: Evidence from textual disclosures in earnings conference callsDecision Support SystemsYi‐Mien Lin, Li-Yu ChenEarnings call transcripts
2026-10-16Public technical disclosure of AI implementation in finance: Python-framed evidence from 253 NYSE-listed financial companiesFinancial InnovationVeliota DrakopoulouEmbry–Riddle Aeronautical UniversityLoughran-McDonald dictionary
2026-10-15Corporate board oversight and disclosure complexityFinance research lettersHabeeb Yahya, Toufiq NazrulUniversity of Turku; Washburn UniversityLoughran-McDonald dictionary
2026-10-15Scripted and unscripted disclosure: Tone in Brazilian earnings calls and short-window market reactionsInternational Review of Economics & FinanceRodrigo Dos Reis Maia, Jorge Miguel BravoUniversidade Nova de LisboaEarnings call transcripts, Loughran-McDonald dictionary
2026-10-07Does the language model matter? Evidence from four independent scorings of earnings conference callsFinance research lettersPieter J. de JongUniversity of North FloridaEarnings call transcripts
2026-10-06Chronologically consistent large language modelsJournal of Financial EconomicsSongrun He, Linying Lv, Asaf Manela et al.Chinese University of Hong Kong; Washington University in St. Louis; University of IowaEarnings call transcripts, Loughran-McDonald dictionary
2026-10-05Beyond readability: Managerial disclosure cohesion and information asymmetryFinance research lettersLi Dang, Chuancai ZhangCalifornia Polytechnic State UniversityEarnings call transcripts, Loughran-McDonald dictionary
2026-10-03Earnings preview ban: Analyst consequences of restricting pre-earnings private communicationPacific-Basin Finance JournalKotaro Miwa, Hidenori TakahashiKyushu University; Kobe University10-K filings
2026-10-03Breaking the gap between words and deeds: Can firm-level Fintech mitigate ESG decoupling?International Review of Economics & FinanceLinfang Tan, Da Gao, Xinyu ZhangWuhan University; Wuhan Institute of Technology; Liaoning UniversityLoughran-McDonald dictionary
2026-10-01Uncertain Times, Strategic Moves: Corporate Hedging Responses to Political SentimentFinance research lettersGunratan Lonare, Sumit Tembhurne, Ahmet M. TuncezIllinois State University; The University of Texas at Arlington; University of Michigan–Dearborn10-K filings, Earnings call transcripts
2026-10-01Voice vs. tone: Measuring modality mismatch via large audio language modelThe British Accounting ReviewQingchong Chen, Xiong Xiong, Yumeng ZhangTianjin UniversityEarnings call transcripts
2026-10-01Divide Et Impera: Structuring design science projectsTechnovationMichael Werner, Jonas Sveistrup SøgaardUniversity of Amsterdam; Copenhagen Business SchoolXBRL filings
2026-09-30Employee well-being in private equity-backed firmsFinance research lettersHuynh Sang Truong, Uwe Walz BGoethe University Frankfurt; Vietnamese-German University; European Corporate Governance Institute; …Loughran-McDonald dictionary
2026-09-30Words that move markets: ECB presidential tone and euro area bank CDS spreadsJournal of Financial StabilityDimitrios Anastasiou, Theodoros Bratis, Apostolos G. Katsafados et al.Athens University of Economics and Business; University of Zurich; Swiss Finance Institute; …Loughran-McDonald dictionary
2026-09-29Crowded home: Competitive positioning, internationalization, and firm performanceJournal of International ManagementPrakash Raj Paudel, Pengfei WangBI Norwegian Business School; University of South-Eastern Norway10-K filings
2026-09-29Cognitive processing of nonverbal cues in earnings conference calls: The association between CEO vocal emotion and stock market reactionsJournal of Business ResearchBaojun Ma, Lingyun Zhou, Yao Mu et al.Hohai University; Shanxi University of Finance and Economics; Shanghai International Studies UniversityEarnings call transcripts
2026-09-29A “Policy of Words”? Transitory framing and narrative adjustment in FED and ECB communicationResearch in International Business and FinanceMateusz Mariusz MierzejewskiKrakow University of EconomicsEarnings call transcripts, Loughran-McDonald dictionary