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This study examines whether foreign investors affect the information production of analysts. Based on China’s stock market, we find that foreign investors significantly reduce analysts' coverage. Such negative association is more pronounced in firms with a high level of governance and...
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By introducing the implementation of the Key Audit Matters (KAM) Disclosure Standards for China’s companies cross-listed in Hong Kong in 2017, we present evidence that KAM disclosure reduces analysts’ company visits, which is an important channel of information acquisition. The decreasing...
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We explore how institutional and individual investors respond to analyst recommendations. Using a unique account-level trading dataset from the China, we find that 1) institutions are significantly net buyers (net sellers) on “strong buy” and “buy” (“hold” and “sell”)...
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