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In this paper, I examine the relations between risk management disclosures, governance, and the market pricing of the fair value gains and losses (FVGL) for US commercial bank holding companies (banks). I find that banks with strong corporate governance disclose more about their risk management...
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This study investigates whether the voluntary disclosure of management earnings forecasts influences investors' assessment of firm risk and firm value. We find a significant negative relationship between the issuance of management earnings forecasts and a variety of measures of firm risk...
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We find that powerful chief executive officers (CEOs) are associated with higher crash risk. The positive association between CEO power and crash risk holds when controlling for earnings management, tax avoidance, chief executive officer's option incentives, and CEO overconfidence. Firms with...
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Purpose - This study examines the link between firm-level large share price movements, firm specific company announcements and corporate governance. Stock market regulation in the UK requires firms to disclose new Price Sensitive Information (PSI) immediately via official news providers. We...
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Using data on Chinese non-fnancial listed frms covering 2009 to 2022, we explore the efect of supply chain transparency on stock price crash risk. Two proxies for sup‑ ply chain transparency are constructed using the number of supply chain partners' names and the proportion of their...
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impact on information efficiency. We construct two meme stock indices based on stocks whose purchase the Robinhood app … restricted during the GameStop episode. We provide evidence of meme stock market efficiency. Our results indicate, perhaps … efficiency …
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We document that an increased likelihood of losing important stakeholders like key talents can lead to a higher stock price crash risk. Our test exploits U.S. state courts’ staggered rejections of the inevitable disclosure doctrine (IDD), which improves the ability of key talent to switch...
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In 1970, France introduced disclosure rules governing public tender offers without changing an existing four-week minimum offer period. We document a substantial increase in total offer premiums thereafter. Post-1970 premiums are also significantly higher in public than in private tender offers...
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Disclosure of insider trading are ambiguous pieces of information, as liquidity traders may not assess whether the trades are motivated by significant privileged information related to the true share value. This paper establishes an algorithm, relying on Bayesian inference that represents the...
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