The Financial Review

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Volume 57, issue 4, 2022

Stock splits and retail trading pp. 731-750

Justin Cox, Bonnie Van Ness and Robert Van Ness

Financial disclosure transparency and employee wages pp. 751-773

John (Jianqiu) Bai, Matthew Serfling and Sarah Shaikh

A rookie's guide to the academic job market in finance: The labor market for lemons pp. 775-791

Alexander Butler and Timothy Falcon Crack

Price asymmetries in the US airline industry pp. 793-814

Yi Jiang, Tingting Que and Miaomiao Yu

Do foreign investors crowd out sell‐side analysts? Evidence from China pp. 815-834

Xu Cheng, Dongmin Kong, Xinwei Zheng and Qi Tang

The potential built‐in supply effect from margin trading in the Chinese stock market pp. 835-861

Yanxi Li, Siu Kai Choy and Mingzhu Wang

Corporate social responsibility and credit rating around the world: The role of societal trust pp. 863-891

Kiyoung Chang, Ying Li and Hyeongsop Shim

Certification by financial and legal advisors in private debt markets pp. 893-923

Gabriel J. Power, Issouf Soumaré and Djerry C. Tandja M.

Did they live happily ever after? The fate of restructured firms after hedge fund activism pp. 925-947

Wonik Choi and Jongha Lim

Volume 57, issue 3, 2022

When in Rome: Local social norms and income differences pp. 457-484

Natasha Burns, Andrew Keithley, Kristina Minnick and Mia L. Rivolta

Institutional trading around repurchase announcements: An uphill battle pp. 485-507

Vinh Huy Nguyen, Suchismita Mishra and Pankaj K. Jain

Fund names versus family names: Implications for mutual fund flows pp. 509-531

Aymen Karoui and Sadok El Ghoul

Side‐by‐side management of mutual funds and actively managed exchange traded funds pp. 533-557

Adam L. Aiken, D. Eli Sherrill and Kate Upton

Corporate blockholders and financial leverage pp. 559-583

Thuy Bui

A reexamination of factor momentum: How strong is it? pp. 585-615

Minyou Fan, Youwei Li, Ming Liao and Jiadong Liu

Persistence of investor sentiment and market mispricing pp. 617-640

Xiao Han, Nikolaos Sakkas, Jo Danbolt and Arman Eshraghi

Shrinking return forecasts pp. 641-661

Li Liu, Zhiyuan Pan and Yudong Wang

Disagreement between hedge funds and other institutional investors and the cross‐section of expected stock returns pp. 663-689

Mustafa O. Caglayan, Umut Celiker and Gokhan Sonaer

Option trading and returns versus the 52‐week high and low pp. 691-726

Siu Kai Choy and Jason Wei

Volume 57, issue 1, 2022

Board monitoring and advising trade‐offs amidst economic policy uncertainty pp. 5-26

Melissa B. Frye, Duong T. Pham and Rongrong Zhang

Dealers' incentives to reveal their names pp. 27-44

Arzé Karam

The more we know, the less we agree: A test of the trading horizon heterogeneity theory pp. 45-67

Lili Dai, Jerry Parwada, Donald W. Winchester and Bohui Zhang

Do short‐term institutions exploit stock return anomalies? pp. 69-94

Yinfei Chen, Wei Huang and George J. Jiang

Do U.S. firms disguise acquisitions to avoid taxes? pp. 95-127

Jeremiah Harris and William O'Brien

Do changes in MD&A section tone predict investment behavior? pp. 129-153

John Berns, Patty Bick, Ryan Flugum and Reza Houston

The cross‐sectional return predictability of employment growth: A liquidity risk explanation pp. 155-178

Weimin Liu, Di Luo, Seyoung Park and Huainan Zhao

Corporate social responsibility and shareholder wealth: New insights from information spillovers pp. 179-203

Qi Ge and Ting Li

Credit derivatives and loan yields pp. 205-241

Nimita Azam, Abdullah Mamun and George F. Tannous

Volume 56, issue 4, 2021

Board committees and director departures pp. 619-644

Murali Jagannathan, Srinivasan Krishnamurthy and Joshua Spizman

The effects of exchange listing on market quality: Evidence from over‐the‐counter uplistings pp. 645-669

Ryan Davis, Todd Griffith, Brian Roseman and Serhat Yildiz

The impact of trading behavioral biases on market liquidity under different volatility levels: Evidence from the Chinese commodity futures market pp. 671-692

Qingfu Liu, Yiuman Tse and Kaixin Zheng

Financial consequences of reputational damage: Evidence from government economic incentives pp. 693-719

Brian Blank, Brandy Hadley and Omer Unsal

Does firm‐level political risk influence corporate social responsibility (CSR)? Evidence from earnings conference calls pp. 721-741

Pattanaporn Chatjuthamard, Sirimon Treepongkaruna, Pornsit Jiraporn and Napatsorn Jiraporn

Firm life cycle and trade credit pp. 743-771

Mostafa Monzur Hasan, Adrian (Wai‐Kong) Cheung, Lidia Tunas and Hung Wan Kot

Different ways of managing risk as reported in 10‐Ks: A supervised learning approach pp. 773-792

Richard Friberg and Thomas Seiler

Network centrality and value relevance of insider trading: Evidence from Europe pp. 793-819

Mansoor Afzali and Minna Martikainen

Blockholder exit threats and corporate cash holdings pp. 821-843

Lingna Sun, Hieu V. Phan and Thuy Simpson

Volume 56, issue 3, 2021

Do volatility extensions improve the quality of closing call auctions? pp. 385-406

Ester Félez‐Viñas and Björn Hagströmer

Serial acquirers and decreasing returns: Do bidders’ acquisition patterns matter? pp. 407-432

Thibaut G. Morillon

Network centrality, connections, and social capital: Evidence from CEO insider trading gains pp. 433-457

Rwan El‐Khatib, Dobrina Jandik and Tomas Jandik

Informed options trading prior to insider trades pp. 459-480

(Grace) Qing Hao and Keming Li

Financial flexibility demand and corporate financial decisions pp. 481-509

Soku Byoun

Entrenchment or efficiency? CEO‐to‐employee pay ratio and the cost of debt pp. 511-533

Katsiaryna Bardos, Steven E. Kozlowski and Michael R. Puleo

Investor awareness or information asymmetry? Wikipedia and IPO underpricing pp. 535-561

Thomas Boulton, Bill B. Francis, Thomas Shohfi and Daqi Xin

Sell‐side analyst recommendation revisions and hedge fund trading before and after regulation fair disclosure pp. 563-590

Mustafa Onur Caglayan, Umut Celiker and Edward R. Lawrence

A nonrandom walk down Hollywood boulevard: Celebrity deaths and investor sentiment pp. 591-613

Gabriele M. Lepori

Volume 56, issue 2, 2021

A message from the outgoing editors of The Financial Review pp. 203-203

Srini Krishnamurthy and Richard S. Warr

Portfolios of actively managed mutual funds pp. 205-230

Timothy B. Riley

Are mutual fund investors loss averse? Evidence from China pp. 231-250

Jie Jiang, David G. Shrider, Huangwen Ting and Yanran Wu

Can hedge funds benefit from corporate social responsibility investment? pp. 251-278

Jun Duanmu, Qiping Huang, Yongjia Li and Garrett A. McBrayer

Expectations and financial markets: Lessons from Brexit pp. 279-299

Chen Gu and Ann Marie Hibbert

The trend is an analyst's friend: Analyst recommendations and market technicals pp. 301-330

Ryan Flugum

The role of asymmetry and dynamics in carry trade and general financial markets pp. 331-353

Chang‐Che Wu, MeiChi Huang and Chih‐Chiang Wu

When two anomalies meet: Volume and timing effects on earnings announcements pp. 355-380

Mark Wong, Adrian (Wai-Kong) Cheung and Wei Hu

Volume 56, issue 1, 2021

Independent director compensation, corruption, and monitoring pp. 5-28

Natasha Burns, Anna Kapalczynski and John K. Wald

The bright side of co‐opted boards: Evidence from firm innovation pp. 29-53

Lily Nguyen, Le Vu and Xiangkang Yin

Political corruption shielding and corporate acquisitions pp. 55-83

Ashrafee Tanvir Hossain and Lawrence Kryzanowski

Charitable inclination and the chief executive officer's pay package pp. 85-108

Dev Mishra

Are CEOs incentivized to shelter good information? pp. 109-132

Hongrui Feng and Yuecheng Jia

Executive risk incentives, product market competition, and R&D pp. 133-156

Hussein Abdoh and Yu Liu

When LIBOR becomes LIEBOR: Reputational penalties and bank contagion pp. 157-178

Michele Fabrizi, Xing Huan and Antonio Parbonetti

Financial crises and the asymmetric relation between returns on banks, risk factors, and other industry portfolio returns pp. 179-198

Kenneth Högholm, Johan Knif, Gregory Koutmos and Seppo Pynnönen