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期刊名:Finance research letters

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ISSN:1544-6123

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IF/分区:6.9/Q1

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This paper evaluates the performance of Fama-French models on US stock markets during the selected events by studying the R 2 of the models. We find that the influence of Dotcom bubble to the R 2 of growth model is statistically significant...
Lorenzo Cristofaro,Luis A Gil-Alana,Zhongfei Chen et al. Lorenzo Cristofaro et al.
Global financial markets experienced distinct collapses during the global financial crisis in 2008 and the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, and similarity in the underlying nature is still a hot topic to be investigated. This paper investigates t...
Qiwei Xie,Lu Cheng,Ranran Liu et al. Qiwei Xie et al.
COVID-19 has influenced financial markets drastically; however, this influence has received little attention, particularly in China. This study investigates risk spillovers across China's financial and shipping markets through dynamic spill...
Xiaowei Kong,Yifan Jin,Lihua Liu et al. Xiaowei Kong et al.
This study examines the impact of firms' exposures on COVID-19 sentiment on the stock price crash risk. We show the exposure on COVID-19 sentiment related to the medical, travelling and uncertain aspects significantly increases the stock pr...
Syed Ali Raza,Nida Shah,Khaled Guesmi et al. Syed Ali Raza et al.
This research examines the impact of the COVID-19 on cryptocurrencies' connectedness by employing two techniques: TVP-VAR-based connectedness and causality in the quantiles. First, the TVP-VAR-based connectedness unveils that cryptocurrenci...
Radoslaw Kotkowski Radoslaw Kotkowski
There was a significant increase in the demand for physical money during the COVID-19 pandemic. This stood in stark contrast to the decline in demand witnessed during previous pandemics. However, the change was not uniform and varied signif...
Youcef Maouchi,Lanouar Charfeddine,Ghassen El Montasser Youcef Maouchi
This paper investigates digital financial bubbles amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. Using a sample of 9 DeFi tokens, 3 NFTs, Bitcoin, and Ethereum, we detect several bubbles overlapping the examined cryptoassets. We also uncover DeFi and NFT-sp...
Haowen Luo Haowen Luo
This paper examines the extent to which COVID-19 affects corporate trade credit policy. We find that COVID-19 significantly accelerates US firms' convergency speed toward the target trade credit. In addition, we find that firms subject to h...
David Y Aharon,Ender Demir David Y Aharon
In this paper, we analyze the connectedness between returns for non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and other financial assets (equities, bonds, currencies, gold, oil, Ethereum) during the period from January 2018 to June 2021. By using the Time-Var...
Daoxia Wan,Rui Xue,Martina Linnenluecke et al. Daoxia Wan et al.
The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic has had significant negative impacts on financial markets, including energy stock markets. However, recently proposed and implemented green recovery plans may mean that clean energy firms demonstrate be...