We find evidence that investors categorize stocks into a new investment style based on the theme of disruption. We identify disruption style stocks by their extreme return sensitivity to Bitcoin returns during the 2010 to 2019 period. These stocks experience temporary over-valuation and...

Building on dynamic collusion theories, we predict that firms with less concentrated upstream or downstream industries have lower systematic risk because their supply chain partners tend to compete more aggressively during recessions, absorbing more of the adverse effect of aggregate shocks....

Generalist CEOs receive higher pay than specialist CEOs. We examine the implications of CEO expertise for the structure of executive compensation. We follow contract theory and predict that information asymmetry induces generalist CEOs to overstate their ability to a larger extent when...