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Does the impact to mobility due to state-level lockdown during the COVID-19 pandemic affect retail investors’ attention in equity markets? Using Google’s mobility, the lockdown dates, and companies’ Wikipedia page views data, we show that stay-at-home duration increases retail attention....
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Few studies have examined the spillover reputational damage of environmental and social (E&S) scandals ex-post. Using an international sample of negative E&S incidents and mergers and acquisitions (M&A) across 18 countries, we examine whether heightened E&S risks of acquirers post-incident...
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We investigate the price reaction of listed companies in response to blockchain-related announcements. The average abnormal return based on a global sample of 713 firm announcements is approximately 5% on the announcement day, with significantly higher returns for U.S. firms, smaller firms and...
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Using data on a sample of NYSE stocks and their respective options contract, we examine how option-implied volatility influences liquidity provision on the equities market. Our findings suggest that in the 30-day leading up to an earnings release, implied volatility is negatively associated with...
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This paper investigates how the prevailing sentiment portrayed by the media influences abnormal net purchases of retail and institutional traders around earnings announcements in ASX200 constituent firms from 2009-2013. We find that media sentiment influences institutional traders into...
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We investigate the price reaction of international listed companies in response to blockchain-related announcements. The average abnormal return based on a sample of 979 firm-announcements is approximately 5% with significantly higher returns for smaller firms and for announcements in late 2017...
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We employ a large sample of adverse firm-specific environmental and social-related (henceforth, E&S) incidents to explore the impact of corporate social irresponsibility on corporate policies. We find that firms reduce cash holdings and issue more debt following negative E&S incidents,...
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This study investigates the effects of price-fixing agreement engagement on corporate financial reporting opacity. Using a sample of U.S. cartel firms with price-fixing agreements from 1985 to 2016, we document a significant decline of financial reporting opacity when a firm engages into a...
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We examine the effect of corporate social responsibility engagements signaled through negative environmental and social (E&S) incidents on equity financing via seasoned equity offerings (SEOs) across 25 countries. The results show that negative E&S incidents significantly aggravate SEO...
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