International Journal of Managerial Finance
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Effects of sectoral and aggregate uncertainty on corporate debt structure
Ujjawal Sawarn, Pradyumna DashThis paper investigates the differential and interactive effects of sectoral and aggregate uncertainty on the corporate debt structure of credit-constrained and…
Rational expectations tests on financial analysts’ cash flow forecasts
Ting He, Kenneth ZhengThis study investigates whether financial analysts process information efficiently when they make cash flow forecasts.
Agency conflicts, product market competition and investment efficiency: new evidence from emerging market
Akash Singh Yadav, Inder Sekhar YadavThis study examines the influence of product market competition on investment inefficiency of Indian firms in context of agency problems. Additionally, this study also…
Managerial interlocking networks and firm risk spillover: evidence from China
Lin Chen, Ruiyang Niu, Yajie Yang, Longfeng Zhao, Guanghua Xie, Inayat KhanThis paper examines the effect of managerial interlocking networks (MINs) on firm risk spillover by using a sample of Chinese A-share listed firms.
Debt maturity and climate change exposure: does life cycle moderate?
Joseph ArthurIn this study, I explore how climate exposure influences debt maturity and whether the life cycle moderates this relationship.
Do US cross-listings, IFRS adoption and domestic investor protection impact earnings management?
Solomon Opare, Md Safiullah, Muhammad Houqe, Tony van ZijlThis paper investigates the impact of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) adoption and domestic investor protection on the relationship between United States (US…
CEO compensation and bank’s performance following bank-rescue
Rukaiyat Adebusola Yusuf, Mamiza HaqThis paper examines the effect of restrictions on executive pay and high CEOs’ compensation on bank performance following the “2008 UK bank rescue policy”.
Examining the Indonesian dual banking system: an exploration of market discipline indicators
Nurhastuti Kesumo Wardhani, Robert Faff, Lewis Liu, Zairihan Abdul HalimThis research aims to investigate the disciplinary functions of depositors and subordinated debt holders within Indonesia's dual banking system, examining the impact of regulatory…
Corporate governance and capital structure dynamics: evidence from an emerging market
Muhammad Farooq, Muhammad Imran Khan, Qadri Aljabri, Muhammad Tahir KhanThis study aims to examine the impact of corporate governance on the speed of adjustment (SOA) of capital structure in a developing market, Pakistan.
Does corporate sustainability performance matter for cash holdings? International evidence
Ly Ho, Yue LuWe examine the impact of corporate sustainability performance (CSP) on corporate cash holdings, focusing on the moderating impacts of industry’s concentration, financial…
Navigating the nexus of political risk, information asymmetry and liquidity: evidence from non-US stocks on the NYSE
Jang-Chul Kim, Qing Su, Teressa ElliottThis study aims to investigate the relationship among liquidity, information asymmetry and political risk for non-US stocks listed on the NYSE. Additionally, the study aims to…
Nonfinancial 8-K disclosures and individual investors' trading during earnings announcement window
Jinglin Jiang, Weiwei WangThis study investigates the influence of nonfinancial 8-K disclosures released during the earnings announcement window on the abnormal trading activities of individual investors.
Managerial sentiment, life cycle and corporate investment: a large language model approach
Anamika Rana, Asis Kumar Sahu, Byomakesh DebataThis paper investigates the relationship between managerial sentiment and corporate investment in emerging capital markets. Further, we begin with the assertion that the positive…
How to make ladies take higher risk? Female executives and corporate risk-taking in China: board social capital and marketization
Xin Liu, Shengda Cui, Chenxi Du, Eric R. BriskerThe purpose of this paper is to examine the relationship between Chinese female executives and corporate risk-taking the contingencies that affect this relationship.
Working capital management in competitive market: empirical insights
Pradip Banerjee, Soumya G. DebThis study seeks to examine the relationship between a firm’s effectiveness in managing working capital (WCM), as measured by the cash conversion cycle (CCC), and its exposure to…
Better things to do or doing nothing at all? – the implications of incomplete share repurchase programs
Julian U. N. VogelShare repurchase programs are the most important form of payout, yet the implications of incomplete share repurchase programs have not been examined in previous literature. This…
Green credit and bank’s risk-taking: evidence from China
Jianbo Song, Wencheng Cao, Yuan George ShanThis study uses data from the Chinese banking sector to explore the relationship between green credit and risk-taking in commercial banks. It also examines whether the level of…
Trust and SME short-term financial policy. European evidence
Paulo M. Gama, Elsa PedrosoDoes societal trust influence short-term financial management? Recent papers uncover the importance of societal trust for financial management in specific countries and large…
Corporate takeover susceptibility and classification shifting
Arfian Zudana, Solomon OpareThis paper examines the effect of firms’ takeover susceptibility on the manipulation of financial statements through classification shifting.
Analyzing the static and dynamic dependence among green investments, carbon markets, financial markets and commodity markets
Emmanuel Joel Aikins Abakah, Aviral Kumar Tiwari, Johnson Ayobami Oliyide, Kingsley Opoku AppiahThis paper investigates the static and dynamic directional return spillovers and dependence among green investments, carbon markets, financial markets and commodity markets from…
Electricity access and green financing in the African region
Geeta Rani Duppati, Stifanos Hailemariam, Roselyn Murray, Jana KivellThis study aims to provide empirical evidence on two research questions: firstly, whether green finance is positively related to electricity access, and, secondly, if the domestic…
Feverish sentiment, lockdown stringency, oil volatility, and clean energy stocks during COVID-19 pandemic
Sakiru Adebola Solarin, Muhammed Sehid Gorus, Veli YilanciThis study seeks to investigate role of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic on clean energy stocks for the United States for the period 21 January 2020–16 August 2021.
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