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We evaluate the role of foreign short-sale restrictions in muting the full return-response following negative earnings surprises for stocks cross-listed in unbanned markets. We update the global timeline of short-sale restrictions until the COVID-19 crisis period. Instead of regulatory price...
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Independent boards improve financial disclosure quality and reduce the opacity of information between insiders and outsiders, which lowers the incentives of informed traders that benefit from the information gap. We test this conjecture by estimating short sellers' predictions of the direction...
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We examine how board monitoring affects the ability of short sellers to correctly predict earnings surprise and the profitability of short selling. The results show that short sellers’ predictions are less accurate in firms with independent boards relative to firms with non- independent...
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On September 19, 2008 the Securities and Exchange Commission put a temporary ban on the short sales of 797 financial stocks. This unprecedented measure allows us to explore the impact of short-sale restrictions on the U.S. stocks. In this study we investigate the effect of short-sale constraints...
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