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Network centrality, connections, and social capital: Evidence from CEO insider trading gains
The Financial Review, 2021CEO’s insider trading gains are affected by the position of the CEO within the hierarchy of all executives, as assessed by network centrality. CEOs with high centrality earn superior abnormal returns following their company’s stock purchases, consistent ...
Rwan El‐Khatib +2 more
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The Deterrent Effect of Insider Trading Enforcement Actions
Accounting Review, 2021We analyze whether exposure to an SEC insider trading enforcement action affects how insiders trade. We find that following an insider trading enforcement action at one firm, exposed insiders earn significantly lower abnormal profits from their trades at
R. Davidson, Christo A. Pirinsky
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Insider trading and the legal expertise of corporate executives
Journal of Banking & Finance, 2021We investigate if prior professional legal education either restrains or increases the extent to which the insider trades of company executives and directors are informed.
Chao Jiang, M. B. Wintoki, Yaoyi Xi
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The readability of 10-K reports and insider trading profitability
Australian Journal of Management, 2021This study links the readability of 10-K reports to insider trading profitability. Using a sample of 102,060 insider transactions in the United States between 1994 and 2016, we empirically demonstrate that less readable 10-K reports increase ...
Dewan Rahman, B. Oliver
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News media and insider trading profitability: An emerging country perspective
, 2021We test news media's disciplining by dissemination role and predictive power in insider trading related issues with a large and novel dataset on Chinese firms between 2008 and 2017.
Fangcheng Sun +3 more
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Proceedings of the 2013 IEEE/ACM International Conference on Advances in Social Networks Analysis and Mining, 2013
How do company insiders trade? Do their trading behaviors differ based on their roles (e.g., CEO vs. CFO)? Do those behaviors change over time (e.g., impacted by the 2008 market crash)? Can we identify insiders who have similar trading behaviors? And what does that tell us? This work presents the first academic, large-scale exploratory study of insider
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How do company insiders trade? Do their trading behaviors differ based on their roles (e.g., CEO vs. CFO)? Do those behaviors change over time (e.g., impacted by the 2008 market crash)? Can we identify insiders who have similar trading behaviors? And what does that tell us? This work presents the first academic, large-scale exploratory study of insider
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Journal of Investment Compliance, 2007
PurposeThis paper aims to remind investment firms of the importance of policies, procedures, and supervisory controls to detect the misuse of material, non‐public information.Design/methodology/approachSummarizes a recent increase in regulatory concern over insider trading and suggests that firms review their “information wall” procedures.FindingsAt a ...
Timothy P. Burke, Hope M. Jarkowski
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PurposeThis paper aims to remind investment firms of the importance of policies, procedures, and supervisory controls to detect the misuse of material, non‐public information.Design/methodology/approachSummarizes a recent increase in regulatory concern over insider trading and suggests that firms review their “information wall” procedures.FindingsAt a ...
Timothy P. Burke, Hope M. Jarkowski
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2013
Insider-controlled companies have often been seen as a risky option where governance is concerned, but is a company ownership a red herring?
Mc Cahery, J.A., Vermeulen, E.P.M.
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Insider-controlled companies have often been seen as a risky option where governance is concerned, but is a company ownership a red herring?
Mc Cahery, J.A., Vermeulen, E.P.M.
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Journal of Corporate Finance, 2020
We find that corporate insiders trade over longer periods of time when they may have a longer-lived informational advantage. Controlling for the duration of insiders' trading strategies, both their sales and purchases predict sizable abnormal returns on ...
Lee Biggerstaff +2 more
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We find that corporate insiders trade over longer periods of time when they may have a longer-lived informational advantage. Controlling for the duration of insiders' trading strategies, both their sales and purchases predict sizable abnormal returns on ...
Lee Biggerstaff +2 more
semanticscholar +1 more source