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We study the impact of country-level short selling constraints on IPO underpricing. Examining 17,151 IPOs from 36 countries, we find that IPO underpricing tends to be greater in countries that ban short selling or security lending and in countries where short selling is not practiced....
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The global financial crisis and its effect on stock market volatility seems persuaded the market regulators how destabilising short-selling can be and how it contributes to undermine market's confidence. Following the decisions of other market regulators, the Italian securities exchange...
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The short selling regulation of 2005 (regulation SHO), and its more restrictive version of 2008, was put in place to … curb potentially manipulative naked short selling. However, this regulation has been criticized in the literature for … reducing market quality. Contrary to other findings, I show that this regulation deters uninformed traders, and improves the …
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that the regulation change does not have a consistent impact on various price efficiency measures. Second, lifting short … marginally been reduced following the regulation change …
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Regulating short selling is difficult and controversial. We review the academic literature on short selling regulation … and provide insights for future policymakers and academics. We organize the complex history of short selling regulation … literature associated with each regulation, including a discussion of the data sources employed. In so doing, we provide several …
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On October 26, 2008, Porsche announced a largely unexpected domination plan for Volkswagen. The resulting short squeeze in Volkswagen's stock briefly made it the most valuable listed company in the world. We argue that this was a manipulation designed to save Porsche from insolvency and the...
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Deleveraging risk is the risk attributable to investing in a security held by levered investors. When there is an aggregate negative shock to the availability of funding capital, securities with a greater presence of levered investors experience extreme return realizations as these investors...
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of overly aggressive U.S. regulation. Regulatory arbitrage occurs as both U.S. and non-U.S. persons attempt to structure …-the-counter derivative regulation. Many of the Dodd-Frank statutes and proposed rules go well beyond the relatively modest objectives agreed … to by the G20 countries in 2009. These efforts in the U.S. create a legal environment ripe for regulatory arbitrage and …
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The literature on short selling restrictions focuses mainly on a ban's impact on market efficiency, liquidity and overpricing. Surprisingly, little is known about the effects of short selling restrictions on institutional investors' trading behavior.Since institutional investors dominate mature...
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We study the association between daily changes in short selling activity and financial stock prices during extreme events using TailCoR, a measure of tail correlation. For the largest European and US banks, as well as European insurers, we uncover a strong relation during exceptional (extreme)...
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