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This paper develops a new approach to distinguishing clustering in analyst forecasts due to the causal influence of one analyst's forecast on another from clustering due to a common response to correlated information. We apply this approach by studying how analysts who currently provide...
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This paper develops and applies a new approach to disentangling the influence of analysts on each other's earnings forecasts from the effects of correlated information shocks. We estimate that a new forecast by an analyst that is c cents above (below) another analyst's forecast causes the other...
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This paper investigates the effects of analyst recommendations issued after a merger announcement on deal completion. We find the probability of completion increases (decreases) with the favorability of acquirer (target) recommendations. Results from instrumental variables tests support...
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This paper examines the mechanisms by which acquirer CEOs are incentivized and their impact on merger decisions. We argue that the pre-merger structure of CEO wealth impacts a CEO's risk tolerance and ultimately her willingness to undertake a merger as well as the framework of the deal. As the...
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We explore how analyst recommendation changes affect a security's trading volume at the market maker of the analyst's own firm. Using Nasdaq PostData, we find a dramatic increase in trading volume handled by the market maker of the analyst's firm relative to other market makers on recommendation...
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