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We examine the efficacy of exchange queries in assisting to explain anomalous trading behaviour in a timely manner. Most equity markets rely on continuous disclosure rules to motivate corporations to immediately disclose sensitive information that can affect trading. Queries allow exchanges to...
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We examine the relation between cross-sectional stock return dispersion and active fund performance in Australia, drawing on the concept that higher return dispersion provides greater opportunity for skilled managers to generate value. In contrast with findings using US data that outperformance...
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Effective incorporation of socially responsible investing (SRI) into student-managed investment fund (SMIF) programs is discussed in the context of a case study. The experience of the example SMIF suggests some techniques to enhance the learning experience. These include: students developing...
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This study analyses daily and intra-day abnormal returns associated with rights issue announcements in the Australian equity market over the period 2000 to 2013. We find significant abnormal returns of -2.59% and -2.50% on the announcement day under the 0/1 market model and a matched control...
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We examine the relative forecast accuracy of expected returns for individual stocks sourced from analyst target prices, earnings per share estimates, management forecasts, earnings yields, stock yields, historical averages and the random walk model. In doing so, we avoid the use of predictive...
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