Review of Quantitative Finance and Accounting

1995 - 2025

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Volume 64, issue 4, 2025

Bank performance and liquidity management pp. 1453-1490

I-Ju Chen, Hsiangping Tsai, Yan-Shing Chen, Wei Chih Lin and Ting-Yu Li

Non-standard monetary policy measures and bank systemic risk in the Eurozone pp. 1491-1542

Anh Nguyet Vu and Paraskevi Katsiampa

The proposal and application of a 2-Dimensional Fuzzy Monte Carlo Frontier analysis for estimating Islamic bank efficiency pp. 1543-1566

Yong Tan, Md Abul Kalam Azad, Antônio Mamede Araújo de Medeiros and Peter Fernandes Wanke

The spillover effect of green bond issuance on corporate financial performances: evidence from China pp. 1567-1593

Mingyu Hu, Xinyin Zhang and Yeyu Zhang

Asset redeployability and corporate social responsibility pp. 1595-1631

Joel T. Harper and Li Sun

CEO power and firm risk at the onset of the 2007 financial crisis and the COVID-19 health crisis: international evidence pp. 1633-1670

Hamad Aldawsari, Taufiq Choudhry and Di Luo

Politically connected CEOs and liquidity risk: some Chinese evidence pp. 1671-1718

Jian Wang, Luyuan Wang, Hongrui Feng and Jun Zhang

Grabbing or helping hand? The impact of government subsidies on innovation and performance for firms in cultural and creative industries pp. 1719-1755

Shu-Ching Chou, Yu-Hsiu Cheng and Yenn-Ru Chen

Top management team incentive dispersion and investment efficiency pp. 1757-1782

Hongkang Xu and Ashutosh Deshmukh

Did Biden-Harris’s reforms on the Paycheck Protection Program reduce racial disparities in lending? pp. 1783-1808

Stefano Filomeni and Francesca Querci

Do high-profile investigations of corruption deter corruption in non-targeted firms: indirect evidence from reductions in real earnings management pp. 1809-1839

Dirlei Luis Da Silva Junior, André Aroldo Freitas De Moura and Samuel Tiras

The impact of stock market liberalization on corporate diversification: evidence from China pp. 1841-1878

Hengmiao Bao, Zhiyu Chen, Yushuang Li and Jiaoliang Jiang

Recap of the 34th annual conference on financial economics and accounting, October 24–26, 2024 pp. 1879-1886

Cheng-Few Lee and Cristian Tiu

Volume 64, issue 3, 2025

Optimal timing and proportion in two stages learning investment pp. 1001-1027

Yu-Hong Liu, I-Ming Jiang and Mao-Wei Hung

Air pollution, analyst information provision, and stock price synchronicity pp. 1029-1077

Dehong Liu, Tiantian Lin, Carl R. Chen and Wenjun Feng

Investor sophistication, investor sentiment, and cash-based operating profitability pp. 1079-1103

Prodosh Eugene Simlai

Does board–CEO age similarity affect earnings management? An empirical analysis from M&A contexts pp. 1105-1128

Thang Nguyen, Salem Alhababsah, Thai Nguyen and Alaa Alhaj-Ismail

Board diversity faultlines and textual social and environmental disclosures pp. 1129-1163

Tamer Elshandidy, Mohamed Elsayed, Hossam Omara and Abhijit Sharma

Does firm-level political risk influence earnings management? pp. 1165-1198

Jairaj Gupta, Narendra Nath Kushwaha, Xia Li and Tahera Ebrahimi

Firm performance, ownership, and securitization: evidence from non-financial firms in China pp. 1199-1219

Qiang Lin, Zhongzhi He, Bin Li and Zhiwang Liu

The deregulation of quarterly reporting and its effects on information asymmetry and firm value pp. 1221-1259

Vanessa Behrmann, Lars Hornuf, Daniel Vrankar and Jochen Zimmermann

Piotroski's Fscore under varying economic conditions pp. 1261-1307

Keith Anderson, Anup Chowdhury and Moshfique Uddin

Spillover effects of credit default swaps on corporate disclosure along the supply chain pp. 1309-1339

Matthew Cedergren, Ting Luo, Jing Wu, Jianqiao Yu and Yue Zhang

Asymmetric effectiveness of price limits: evidence from a quasi-natural experiment pp. 1341-1389

Siyuan Tang

Equity financing during the Covid-19 economic downturn pp. 1391-1430

Styliani Panetsidou and Angelos Synapis

Corporate social responsibility and knowledge capital: does corporate social responsibility promote accumulating knowledge capital? pp. 1431-1452

Shih-Wei Hung

Volume 64, issue 2, 2025

Exploring the agency cost of debt: risk, information flow, and CEO social ties pp. 505-536

Md Miran Hossain, David Javakhadze, David A. Maslar and Maya Thevenot

Spectral risk for digital assets pp. 537-574

Meng-Jou Lu, Matúš Horváth, Xingjia Wang and Wolfgang Karl Härdle

How do underwriting and investment activities affect P&C insurers’ capital adjustments? Evidence from Canada pp. 575-594

Alaa Guidara, Van Son Lai, Min-Teh Yu and Yang Zhao

Corporate carbon footprint and market valuation of restructuring announcements pp. 595-620

Gbenga Adamolekun and Anthony Kyiu

Foreign capital exposure and firms’ financial reporting behavior: international evidence from equity market openings pp. 621-662

Fangfang Hou

The stock market boosts its rewards for increasing earnings patterns pp. 663-711

Yu-An Chen and Dan Palmon

Does Fed communication affect uncertainty and risk aversion? pp. 713-756

Frankie Chau, Rataporn Deesomsak and Raja Shaikh

Investor clientele and intraday patterns in the cross section of stock returns pp. 757-797

Jian Chen, Ahmad Haboub, Ali Khan and Syed Mahmud

Nonlinear structural estimation of corporate bond liquidity pp. 799-827

Diego Leal Gonzalez, Bryan Stanhouse, Duane Stock and Xin Yue Zhou

Calendar anomalies and dividend announcements effects on the stock markets returns pp. 829-859

Fakhrul Hasan and Basil Al-Najjar

Corporate culture and tax planning pp. 861-898

Mansoor Afzali and Timmy Thor

Multiperiod managerial contracts with clawback provisions pp. 899-940

Hao-Chang Sung

Strategic alignment between supply chain partners and cost stickiness of suppliers pp. 941-999

Chia-Hsin Chiang, Helen Choy, Yan-Jie Yang and Shu-Ling Yeh

Volume 64, issue 1, 2025

Spillover effects and network connectedness among stock markets: evidence from the U.S. and Asia pp. 1-52

Chen-Yin Kuo and Shu-Mei Chiang

Does risk management moderate the relationship between CEO power and corporate philanthropy? pp. 53-87

Mike Adams, Wei Jiang and Siqi Liu

The information content of options trading for the CEO employee pay ratio pp. 89-118

Pei-Fang Hsieh and Zih-Ying Lin

Gambling culture, corporate risk preference and bond risk premium pp. 119-161

Yucheng Zhou, Jinchang Chen, Shinong Wu and Lihong Wang

The tale of two tails and stock returns for two major emerging markets pp. 163-189

Sanjay Sehgal, Tarunika Jain Agrawal and Florent Deisting

Employee ownership and corporate investment efficiency in Europe pp. 191-236

Sami Adwan and M. Mostak Ahamed

Firm-level investor favoritism and the external financing and capital expenditure anomalies pp. 237-274

Lucile Faurel, Mark Soliman, Jessica Watkins and Teri Lombardi Yohn

The crypto world trades at tea time: intraday evidence from centralized exchanges across the globe pp. 275-304

Alexander Brauneis, Roland Mestel and Erik Theissen

Does CEO inside debt enhance firms’ access to trade credit? pp. 305-337

Yucen Jiang, R. Shruti and Jairaj Gupta

Investor emotions and market bubbles pp. 339-369

Vineet Agarwal, Richard J. Taffler and Chenyang Wang

Accounting conservatism, corporate diversification and firm value pp. 371-415

Chloe Yu-Hsuan Wu, Shou-Min Tsao and Che-Hung Lin

Real effects of capitalized research and development expenditures: a leading indicator for future innovation performance? pp. 417-473

Wolfgang Herb, Maria Lotze, Wolfgang Schultze and Philipp Sandner

Air pollution and corporate tax avoidance pp. 475-503

Yaohua Qin and He Xiao