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(Up)grading Innovation: The Simple Step that Would Repair the US Patent System

22 December 2023

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Gideon Parchomovsky

Regulating Open Banking: A Comparative Study of the EU, UK, and Taiwan

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Chang-hsien Tsai

Private Communication between Managers and Financial Analysts: Evidence from Taxi Ride Patterns in New York City

Firm managers spend substantial time meeting privately with analysts and investors (eg, Thomson Reuters (2009); Soltes (2014); Brown, Call, Clement, and Sharp (2015); ...

26 October 2021

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Ole-Kristian Hope

Why do Short Selling Bans Increase Adverse Selection in Financial Markets?

Why do short selling bans increase adverse selection? Adverse selection occurs when one party to a transaction has more precise information about the value of an asset than does the...

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The Effect of Information on Financial Markets

One of the first research articles that attempted to assess the impact of information on financial markets was the paper “The analysis of world events and stock prices” by Victor...

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Andreas Chouliaras

Buy-Side Analysts and Earnings Conference Calls

Companies’ earnings conference calls are perceived to be venues for sell-side equity analysts to ask management questions. In this study, we examine another important conference call participant—the buy-side...

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