Abstract Employing the Dow Jones Sustainability North America Index (DJSI) as a proxy for
a firm's socially responsible investments, this research analyzes whether DJSI generates …

The current financial education framework has an increasing need to introduce tools that
facilitate the application of theoretical models to real-world data and contexts. However, only …

This research utilizes an event study to analyze the contagion patterns of sovereign credit
ratings among global stock markets. Unlike other extant literature with limited samples, this …

This article deals with the propagation of rumours about the introduction of institutional
settings, which are intended to make the going public strategy in a country more attractive …

This paper proposes a new causal decomposition method and further applies it to the study
of information flow on different time scales between two financial time series. The method of …

Many studies examine the use of false news as a method of stock price manipulation.
Empirical research shows, for example, that false news generates persistent abnormal …

This study investigates whether firm status in networks is a burden in the context of negative
rumors. We use a network approach to capture firms' network of affiliations through cross …

This paper investigates investorsL reactions to takeover rumours in ChinaLs stock markets
from 2004 to 2014. While we find prerumour price run-ups (abnormal returns) for merger and …

This paper utilizes a large, hand‐collected dataset to observe for the first time the initial
wealth impact of an anticipated takeover bid on the target's rival. Distinguishing among …

In many financial markets across the globe, full historical position disclosure is not required
of mutual funds, or it is subject to prolonged delays, often due to regulatory restrictions. This …