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Cognitive dissonance, sentiment, and momentum

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Information asymmetry, price discovery, and the Chinese B-share discount puzzle

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Is technical analysis profitable for individual currency traders?

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Investment decisions and internal capital markets : evidence from acquisitions

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Investor sentiment, beta, and the cost of equity capital

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CEO risk preferences and dividend policy decisions

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Fund management skill and noise trading

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Endogenous market choice, listing regulations, and IPO spread : evidence from the London Stock Exchange

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CEO Risk Preferences and Dividend Policy Decisions

Caliskan, Deren - 2015

This study examines whether risk aversion-inducing CEO compensation motivates managers to pay more dividends regardless of investor preferences. Using inside debt (i.e., pensions and deferred compensation) and the sensitivity of CEO equity compensation to stock price changes (i.e., high CEO...

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