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We examine 1984-2018 data and show that the talent or ability of sell-side financial analysts affects a covered firm's information environment—more so than the simple number of analysts covering a firm. We find that while analysts in general produce market and industry-level information,...
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In this paper I study the impact of competition in financial markets on incentive to reveal information. In a sample of mutual funds, I find that discretionary portfolio disclosure and advertising related expenses decrease with competition. This is interesting, as one would ordinarily expect...
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In this study, we decompose idiosyncratic stock return volatility (IVOL) into uncertainty and residual volatility, and find that the negative IVOL-return relation primarily comes from the uncertainty component. Further analysis indicates that firm uncertainty increases are associated with...
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