All Stories

  1. The Fed and the stock market: A tale of sentiment states
  2. Investor sentiment and the pre-FOMC announcement drift
  3. Peer firms’ credit rating changes and corporate financing
  4. Competition or manipulation? An empirical evidence of determinants of the earnings persistence of the U.S. banks
  5. Bank political connections and performance in China
  6. Capital Structure Adjustments of Bank Holding Companies and Subsidiary Failure
  7. Corporate financing and anticipated credit rating changes
  8. An anatomy of credit risk transfer between sovereign and financials in the Eurozone crisis
  9. Non-Tradable Share Reform, Liquidity, and Stock Returns in China
  10. How do momentum strategies ‘score’ against individual investors in Taiwan, Hong Kong and Korea?
  11. Corporate bond prices and idiosyncratic risk: Evidence from Australia
  12. Determinants of stock returns: Factors or systematic co-moments? Crisis versus non-crisis periods
  13. Non-Tradable Share Reform, Liquidity and Stock Returns in China
  14. Active momentum trading versus passive ‘ naive diversification’
  15. Linking the interest rate swap markets to the macroeconomic risk: The UK and us evidence
  16. When does investor sentiment predict stock returns?
  17. Fama-Macbeth Test Under Firm Dynamics
  18. Informed momentum trading versus uninformed “naive” investors strategies
  19. Informed Momentum Trading versus Uninformed 'Naive' Investors Strategies
  20. Active Momentum Trading versus Passive '1/N Naive Diversification'
  21. When Does Investor Sentiment Predict Stock Returns?
  22. Investor sentiment as conditioning information in asset pricing
  23. Return Predictability of Higher‐Moment CAPM Market Models
  24. Anomaly Timing
  25. Return Predictability of Higher-Moment CAPM Market Models
  26. Investor Sentiment as Conditioning Information in Asset Pricing
  27. Exploiting Predictability in International Anomalies
  28. Return Explanatory Ability and Predictability of Non-Linear Market Models
  29. CAPM, Higher Co‐moment and Factor Models of UK Stock Returns
  30. CAPM, Higher Co-moment and Factor Models of UK Stock Returns