We examine if investor expectations of two common disclosure mediums (conference calls and Twitter) interact with a CEO's communication style to influence investor judgments. Consistent with theory, results show that when the disclosure medium is a conference call, investors are less willing to...

Technological advances are creating a shift in the information disclosure environment allowing more investors to interact with management. We examine three key levels of trader-management interaction to assess the accuracy of traders' market-tested value estimates and resulting market price....

Technological advances are creating a shift in the information disclosure environment allowing more investors to interact with management. We examine three key levels of trader-management interaction to assess the accuracy of traders' market-tested value estimates and resulting market price....

Amidst growing pressure from investors and the general public, CEOs increasingly express their views on social, environmental, and political issues. Using an experiment, we offer initial evidence on the effect of this CEO activism on investor decision-making. Specifically, we examine how the...

We examine the effect of humanizing (naming) robo-advisors on investor judgments. In our first experiment, we find that investors are more likely to rely on the investment recommendation of an unnamed robo-advisor, whereas they are more likely to rely on the investment recommendation of a named...

We examine the effect of humanizing (naming) robo-advisors on investor judgments, which has taken on increased importance as robo-advisors have become increasingly common and there is currently little SEC regulation governing key aspects of their use. In our first experiment, we predict and find...