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Der Beitrag von Finanzanalysten zur Informationsverarbeitung : eine empirische Untersuchung für den deutschen Aktienmarkt

Löffler, Gunter - 1998

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Biases in analyst forecasts : cognitive, strategic or second-best?

Löffler, Gunter - In: International journal of forecasting 14 (1998) 2, pp. 261-275

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Avoiding the rating bounce : why rating agencies are slow to react to new information

Löffler, Gunter - In: Journal of economic behavior & organization : JEBO 56 (2005) 3, pp. 365-381

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Implied asset value distributions

Löffler, Gunter - In: Applied financial economics 14 (2004) 12, pp. 875-883

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The complementary nature of ratings and market-based measures of default risk

Löffler, Gunter - In: The journal of fixed income 17 (2007) 1, pp. 38-47

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Avoiding the rating bounce : why rating agencies are slow to react to new information

Löffler, Gunter - 2002

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Who knows what when? : The information content of pre-IPO market prices

Löffler, Gunter; Panther, Patrick F.; Theissen, Erik - In: Journal of financial intermediation 14 (2005) 4, pp. 466-484

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Salient news and the stock market impact of tone in rating reports

Löffler, Gunter; Norden, Lars; Rieber, Alexander - In: Three essays on credit rating agencies, (pp. 5-41). 2018

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Do skilled analysts leave? : a matter of perception! - evidence from credit rating analysts' career paths

Löffler, Gunter; Rieber, Alexander - In: Three essays on credit rating agencies, (pp. 96-144). 2018

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Analyst Distance and Credit Rating Consistency

Altdörfer, Marc - 2020

We investigate the effect of analyst distance in the credit rating industry and show that issuers with analysts located in more distant offices have lower default rates than issuers with closer analysts and the same rating. Our results are robust to an analyst home bias and suggest that more...

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