Abstract
I organize my discussion of “Impact of Audit Committee Social Capital on the Adoption of COSO 2013” by Farah, Islam, Tadesse & McCumber (2023) around the following themes: the use of board interlocks vs. comprehensive board social connectiveness ties in prior literature, the use of other methodologies (i.e. survey, interviews) to augment findings and provide a source of issues where audit committee members confer with their social networks, and lastly how future studies can use a similar framework to examine the role that audit committee network ties have in disseminating information.
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