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We examine whether a stock price spillover effect spreads through the method of listing or country of origin and whether this spillover effect changes when investor sentiment shifts. Using a sample of fraud allegations against Chinese companies that became public through reverse mergers (CRMs),...
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We examine whether a stock price spillover effect spreads through the method of listing or country of origin and whether this spillover effect changes when investor sentiment shifts. Using a sample of fraud allegations against Chinese companies that became public through reverse mergers (CRMs),...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012974995
We examine the spillover effect of fraud allegations against Chinese companies that became public through reverse mergers (CRMs) instead of IPOs. Both short sellers and regulators took active interests in the frauds allegedly perpetrated by CRMs. Once the public became alarmed by the frequency...
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