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Arbitrage pricing theory: Evidence from an emerging stock market
Journal of International Economics and Management, 2013 Employing the data for the period before the Asian Financial Crisis 1997-1998, between Jan 1987 and Dec 1996 under the light of the methodology proposed by Fama and McBeth (1973), the research investigates the relationship between the stock returns in ...
Dinh Tho Nguyen
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Corporate shareholdings, tax‐loss selling, and the (mis)pricing of information asymmetry
Contemporary Accounting Research, EarlyView.Abstract We examine the extent to which the distribution of corporate shareholdings affects seasonality in realized returns and the resulting implications for the conditions under which information asymmetry (IA) appears to be priced. Earlier studies have found that IA attracts a return premium only for firms with low competition for their stock, as ...
Mark Wilson, Lijuan Zhang
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Limit to Arbitrage and Distress Risk Puzzle in Vietnam: Does Corporate Bankruptcy Regulation Matter?
SAGE OpenThis study is the first to examine how limit-to-arbitrage factors impact the distress risk puzzle in Vietnam before and after implementing bankruptcy regulations.
Khoa Dang Duong +3 more
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USED MODELS AND CRITERIA FOR ASSET YIELDS EXPLANATION [PDF]
Revista Română de Statistică, 2012 There were compared two known models (CAPM and TPA resuting the model describing better, in case of Romania , cashings and variation of cashings for ensured guarantees.There were taken into account monthly cashings (1.01.2005-31.12.2010 period) of 60 ...
Florin Dan PIELEANU
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Interest in the short interest: The rise of private‐sector data
Contemporary Accounting Research, EarlyView.Abstract Short interest is currently required to be disclosed twice per month, but regulators have sought to increase this frequency. Meanwhile, short interest information from private third‐party vendors has emerged to meet investor demand on a daily basis.
Yong Chen +3 more
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CAPM or APT? A Comparison of Two Asset Pricing Models for Malaysia
Malaysian Management Journal, 1999 This study uses monthly return data on 213 stocks listed on the main board of Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange, Malaysia for the period September 1988 to June 1997 to compare two frequently cited asset pricing models: the capital asset pricing model, CAPM and
Cung Huck Khoon +2 more
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Towards a General Theory of Good Deal Bounds [PDF]
We consider an incomplete market in the form of a multidimensional Markovian factor model, driven by a general marked point process (representing discrete jump events) as well as by a standard multidimensional Wiener process.
Björk, Tomas, Slinko, Irina
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Big 4 offshore: Transparency arbitrage across legal and geographical boundaries
Contemporary Accounting Research, EarlyView.Abstract How do global firms manage conflicting constituencies in complex markets? The Big 4 accounting firms have expanded their size and scope to the extent that they need to relate to different constituencies simultaneously, sometimes on controversial issues.
Saila Stausholm +2 more
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Non-Linear Asset Valuation on Markets with Frictions [PDF]
This paper provides a non-linear pricing rule for the valuation of assets on financial markets with intermediaries.The non-linearity arises from the fact that dealers charge a price for their intermediation between buyer and seller.
De Waegenaere, A.M.B. +2 more
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The leaders' shadow: Excessive information spillover in the Chinese stock market
Accounting &Finance, EarlyView.Abstract This study investigates information spillover from industry leaders to peer firms during the leaders' earnings announcements (EAs) in the Chinese stock market. We find a positive information spillover, which is subsequently corrected when peers announce their own earnings, indicating excessive information spillover (overreaction).
Jiaxin Duan +3 more
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