--- pretty_name: SEC-RPT-Panel license: other license_name: sec-public-domain license_link: https://www.sec.gov/privacy#dissemination language: - en task_categories: - tabular-classification - text-classification tags: - finance - accounting - sec-edgar - related-party-transactions - fraud-detection size_categories: - n<1K configs: - config_name: company_universe data_files: company_universe.csv - config_name: filing_manifest data_files: filing_manifest.csv - config_name: proxy_manifest data_files: proxy_manifest.csv - config_name: extraction_manifest data_files: extraction_manifest.csv - config_name: nlp_scores data_files: nlp_scores.csv - config_name: xbrl_financials data_files: xbrl_financials.csv - config_name: aaer_manifest data_files: aaer_manifest.csv - config_name: aaer_company_matches data_files: aaer_company_matches.csv - config_name: fraud_labels data_files: fraud_labels.csv - config_name: master_panel data_files: master_panel.csv --- # SEC-RPT-Panel v2.0.0 A firm-year research panel for studying related-party-transaction (RPT) fraud risk, built only from official SEC sources: EDGAR 10-K filings, DEF 14A proxy statements, XBRL company facts and Accounting and Auditing Enforcement Releases (AAERs). Published as `codewithdark/SEC-RPT-Panel`. Built with `sec_rpt_dataset` v2.0.0 (git `bdc3712`) on 2026-10-07. ## Tables | File | Content | |---|---| | `company_universe.csv` | One row per company (CIK): SEC metadata, SIC, case role. | | `filing_manifest.csv` | One row per annual report (10-K family) with fiscal year and `is_primary_filing`. | | `proxy_manifest.csv` | DEF 14A proxy statements used for related-party text when Item 13 is incorporated by reference. | | `extraction_manifest.csv` | Per-filing extraction status, word counts, `rpt_text_source`, Item 9A internal-control flags. | | `nlp_scores.csv` | Readability and dictionary scores for Item 1, Item 13, the related-party disclosure and the RP note. | | `xbrl_financials.csv` | Annual XBRL values as first reported (FY2009+). | | `aaer_manifest.csv` | SEC Accounting and Auditing Enforcement Releases crawled from the official listing. | | `aaer_company_matches.csv` | Automatic AAER-to-company name matches: candidates for manual review, not labels. | | `fraud_labels.csv` | Company x fiscal-year labels (`fraud_aaer_label`, `event_time`, `misconduct_period`). | | `master_panel.csv` | Everything joined: one row per annual report. | All tables are keyed on the 10-digit `cik`. Firm-year tables use `fiscal_year` (Compustat convention: fiscal years ending January-May belong to the previous calendar year). `master_panel.csv` has one row per annual report; use `is_primary_filing == 1` for one row per company-year (first original 10-K, as-first-reported). ## Labels (`fraud_labels.csv`) - `fraud_aaer_label`: 1 for a **case** firm's fiscal years inside the assessment window (the five fiscal years before the first public revelation of the misconduct), 0 for matched peers and for years outside the window. Case firms, misconduct periods and revelation dates come from a hand-verified cases file, not from automatic matching. - `event_time`: fiscal year minus revelation year (peers inherit their matched case's revelation year). Negative values are pre-revelation. - `misconduct_period`: 1 inside the misconduct period named in the SEC order. - `case_role`: `case` or `peer`; `case_id` / `matched_case_id` link them. - `aaer_release_in_year`, `aaer_numbers`: **unverified** automatic name matches of AAERs *released* in that calendar year. These are an enforcement-date flag, not a misconduct label; review `aaer_company_matches.csv` before using them. Enforcement data capture detected and pursued misconduct only. For most cases the window overlaps the misconduct period, so signals are pre-*detection*, not pre-*misconduct*. ## Related-party text (`rpt_text_source`) | value | meaning | |---|---| | `10k_item13` | Item 13 body of the 10-K was substantive | | `def14a` | Item 13 was incorporated by reference; the related-party section of the matching proxy statement was used | | `none` | no related-party text of at least the minimum length was found | Texts shorter than the minimum word count are treated as missing: their NLP scores are blank and `*_text_available` is 0. ## Raw files ```text raw/filings////{filing,item1,item9a,item13,rp_note,rpt_disclosure}.txt raw/proxies///{proxy,proxy_rpt}.txt raw/xbrl/CIK.json raw/aaer//.{pdf,txt} ``` ## Coverage (dataset_qa.json) | Metric | Value | |---|---| | `companies` | 24 | | `dataset_version` | 2.0.0 | | `extraction_errors` | 0 | | `filings` | 384 | | `fiscal_years` | 2004: 13, 2005: 14, 2006: 14, 2007: 14, 2008: 16, 2009: 16, 2010: 16, 2011: 16, 2012: 16, 2013: 16, 2014: 16, 2015: 17, 2016: 18, 2017: 23, 2018: 23, 2019: 23, 2020: 24, 2021: 24, 2022: 24, 2023: 21, 2024: 20 | | `forms` | 10-K: 384 | | `fraud_label_positive_rows` | 17 | | `label_source` | verified_cases_file: 384 | | `primary_filings` | 384 | | `rpt_text_available` | 339 | | `rpt_text_source` | 10k_item13: 32, def14a: 307, none: 45 | | `share_item13_incorporated_by_reference` | 0.8307 | | `share_item9a_available` | 0.9505 | | `share_rp_note_found` | 0.2031 | | `share_xbrl_total_assets` | 0.7891 | ## Citation If you use this dataset, cite the accompanying thesis / working paper and this repository. SEC filings are public domain; this compilation is released for research use.