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Volume 29, issue C, 2019
- Investor attention and short-term return reversals pp. 1-6

- Dries Heyman, Michiel Lescrauwaet and Hannes Stieperaere
- Currency jumps, Euribor-OIS spreads and the volatility skew: A study on the dollar-euro crash risk of 2007–2015 pp. 7-16

- Alfred Wong
- Time-varying relation between black and green bond price benchmarks: Macroeconomic determinants for the first decade pp. 17-22

- David Broadstock and Louis T.W. Cheng
- The informational dimensions of the Amihud (2002) illiquidity measure: Evidence from the M&A market pp. 23-29

- Alain Coën and Hubert de La Bruslerie
- Distracted institutional shareholders and managerial myopia: Evidence from R&D expenses pp. 30-40

- Yueting Li, Jianling Wang and Xuan Wu
- Economic policy uncertainty, risk and stock returns: Evidence from G7 stock markets pp. 41-49

- Thomas C. Chiang
- What factors discriminate reorganized and delisted distressed firms: Evidence from Malaysia pp. 50-56

- Abd Halim Ahmad
- Bottom-up sentiment and return predictability of the market portfolio pp. 57-60

- Jiaqi Guo, Youwei Li and Min Zheng
- Negative policy interest rates and exchange rate behavior: Further results pp. 61-67

- John Thornton and Chrysovalantis Vasilakis
- Volatility spillover effects in leading cryptocurrencies: A BEKK-MGARCH analysis pp. 68-74

- Paraskevi Katsiampa, Shaen Corbet and Brian Lucey
- The relationship between Bitcoin returns and trade policy uncertainty pp. 75-82

- Giray Gözgör, Aviral Tiwari, Ender Demir and Sagi Akron
- Business cycle, expected return and momentum payoffs pp. 83-89

- Chen, Jiun-Lin (Alex) and Hwang, Hyoseok (David)
- Systematic risk in cryptocurrency market: Evidence from DCC-MGARCH model pp. 90-100

- Canh Nguyen, Udomsak Wongchoti, Su Dinh Thanh and Nguyen Trung Thong
- Long-run relationships between US financial credit markets and risk factors: Evidence from the quantile ARDL approach pp. 101-110

- Walid Mensi, Syed Jawad Hussain Shahzad, Shawkat Hammoudeh, Besma Hkiri and Khamis Hamed Al Yahyaee
- Price clustering and sentiment in bitcoin pp. 111-116

- Ahmed Baig, Benjamin Blau and Nasim Sabah
- Do government rescue policies reduce the market volatility after crash? Evidence from the Shanghai stock market pp. 117-124

- Ming-Yuan Yang, Sai-Ping Li, Yue Wu, Jingtai Tang and Fei Ren
- Evaluating alternative methods of asset pricing based on the overall magnitude of pricing errors pp. 125-128

- Qi Shi and Bin Li
- Green credit policy, property rights and debt financing: Quasi-natural experimental evidence from China pp. 129-135

- Xinghe Liu, Enxian Wang and Danting Cai
- One size fits all? The differential impact of parent capital on bank failures pp. 136-140

- Nilufer Ozdemir, Russell Triplett and Cuneyt Altinoz
- A simple but powerful measure of market efficiency pp. 141-151

- Vu Le Tran and Thomas Leirvik
- The seed of a crisis: Investor sentiment and bank liquidity pp. 152-155

- Liang He
- Activist arbitrage in M&A acquirers pp. 156-161

- Wei Jiang, Tao Li and Danqing Mei
- The seasonality in sell-side analysts’ recommendations pp. 162-168

- Yury O. Kucheev and Tomas Sorensson
- Are European CEOs paid equally? A study of the UK-continental Europe pay gap pp. 169-177

- Pablo de Andrés and Laura Arranz-Aperte
- Co-explosivity in the cryptocurrency market pp. 178-183

- Elie Bouri, Syed Jawad Hussain Shahzad and David Roubaud
- Time-consistent mean-variance hedging of an illiquid asset with a cointegrated liquid asset pp. 184-192

- Kexin Chen and Hoi Ying Wong
- Predicting bond betas using macro-finance variables pp. 193-199

- Nektarios Aslanidis, Charlotte Christiansen and Andrea Cipollini
- Portfolio diversification across cryptocurrencies pp. 200-205

- Weiyi Liu
- Residual momentum and the cross-section of stock returns: Chinese evidence pp. 206-215

- Qi Lin
- Herding behaviour in cryptocurrencies pp. 216-221

- Elie Bouri, Rangan Gupta and David Roubaud
- Structural breaks and double long memory of cryptocurrency prices: A comparative analysis from Bitcoin and Ethereum pp. 222-230

- Walid Mensi, Khamis Hamed Al-Yahyaee and Sang Hoon Kang
- A risk-gain dominance maximization approach to enhanced index tracking pp. 231-238

- Francesco Cesarone, Lorenzo Lampariello and Simone Sagratella
- How effective is the tail mean-variance model in the fund of fund selection? An empirical study using various risk measures pp. 239-244

- Qiyu Wang, Wenli Huang, Xin Wu and Chao Zhang
- Risk transmission between natural gas market and stock markets: portfolio and hedging strategy analysis pp. 245-254

- Ling Lin, Zhongbao Zhou, Qing Liu and Yong Jiang
- What can explain the price, volatility and trading volume of Bitcoin? pp. 255-265

- Halvor Aarhus Aalborg, Peter Molnár and Jon Erik de Vries
- Regime changes in Bitcoin GARCH volatility dynamics pp. 266-271

- David Ardia, Keven Bluteau and Maxime Rüede
- Leverage and evolving heterogeneous beliefs in a simple agent-based financial market pp. 272-279

- Edoardo Gaffeo
- Could crowdsourced financial analysis replace the equity research by investment banks? pp. 280-284

- Karl Arnold Kommel, Martin Sillasoo and Ágnes Lublóy
- Cash holdings and the performance of European mutual funds pp. 285-291

- Frank Graef, Pascal Vogt, Volker Vonhoff and Florian Weigert
- Regulation, economies of scale and credit Ratings: A puzzle of declining market concentration in the OTC derivatives market pp. 292-296

- Fidelio Tata
- A combined firm's decision to hire the target's financial advisor after acquisition: Does “service excellence” pay off? pp. 297-302

- Debarati Bhattacharya, Shih-Che Hsu, Wei-Hsien Li and Chun-Ting Liu
- The temporal evolution of mispricing in prediction markets pp. 303-307

- Valerio Restocchi, Frank McGroarty and Enrico Gerding
- Relationship of CEO inside debt and corporate social performance: A data envelopment analysis approach pp. 308-314

- Tai-Hsi Wu and Mei-Chen Lin
- The predictive value of inequality measures for stock returns: An analysis of long-span UK data using quantile random forests pp. 315-322

- Rangan Gupta, Christian Pierdzioch, Andrew J. Vivian and Mark Wohar
- Valuation of catastrophe equity put options with correlated default risk and jump risk pp. 323-329

- Hongwei Bi, Guanying Wang and Xingchun Wang
- Becoming a high-growth firm in a developing country: The role of co-funding pp. 330-335

- Trinh Long
- Consumption volatility ambiguity and risk premium’s time-variation pp. 336-339

- Janis Müller and Peter Posch
- Trading volume and the predictability of return and volatility in the cryptocurrency market pp. 340-346

- Elie Bouri, Chi Keung Lau, Brian Lucey and David Roubaud
- Risk premium contributions of the Fama and French mimicking factors pp. 347-356

- Matthias Bank and Franz Insam
- The impact of the Bitcoin bubble of 2017 on Bitcoin's P2P market pp. 357-362

- Mark Holub and Jackie Johnson
- Are cryptocurrencies connected to forex? A quantile cross-spectral approach pp. 363-372

- Eduard Baumohl
- Economic policy uncertainty, prudential regulation and bank lending pp. 373-378

- Shiwei Hu and Di Gong
- Is anti-herding behavior spurious? pp. 379-383

- Stavros Stavroyiannis, Vassilios Babalos, Stelios Bekiros and Salim Lahmiri
- Extending the Hansen–Jagannathan distance measure of model misspecification pp. 384-392

- Yuewu Xu and Xiangkun Yao
- Cash flow risk and capital structure decisions pp. 393-397

- Christopher Harris and Scott Roark
- Explosive behavior in the prices of Bitcoin and altcoins pp. 398-403

- Efe Cagli
- A duration-based model of crowdfunding project choice pp. 404-410

- Linda Salahaldin, Martin Angerer, Sascha Kraus and Donia Trabelsi
- A new attention proxy and order imbalance: Evidence from China pp. 411-417

- Ya Gao, Xiong Xiong, Xu Feng, Youwei Li and Samuel A. Vigne
- US monetary policy and the pricing of American Depositary Receipts pp. 418-424

- Ingmar Roevekamp
- A bibliometric analysis on green finance: Current status, development, and future directions pp. 425-430

- Dayong Zhang, Zhiwei Zhang and Shunsuke Managi
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