Abstract – This study examines how changes in firms ’ information environment affect local agents. We show that local bias and informational advantage of institutional investors and equity analysts located around corporate headquarters decline sharply following the adoption of Regu-lation Fair Disclosure and Sarbanes-Oxley Act. The decline in local bias is more salient among firms whose information environment is more opaque before the new rules. At the aggregate market level, the degree of informed trading attributed to local investors also declines. Overall, the evidence is consistent with disclosure regulation affecting the informational advantage tha
This paper investigates the effects of Sarbanes and Oxley Act of 2002 on firm valuations for S&P...
In public-policy discussions about corporate disclosure, more is typ-ically judged better than less....
This thesis was inspired by the accounting scandals around the world at the beginning of the 21st ce...
Abstract – This study examines whether exogenous regulatory shocks induced by Regulation Fair Disclo...
Do foreign institutional investors (FII) regard the introduction of rigorous disclosure requirements...
This research examines the effects of reductions in local and regional media employment on firms\u27...
This research examines the effects of reductions in local and regional media employment on firms’ in...
This dissertation consists of three essays which examine topics in corporate information environment...
Inquiries about this document can be made to HARC@hawaii.eduThe SEC promulgated Regulation Fair Disc...
Do individual investors have better information about local stocks? Our results demonstrate that the...
We examine whether corporate governance affects the level of information asymmetry in the capital ma...
Do foreign institutional investors (FII) regard the introduction of rigorous disclosure requirements...
Should large institutional investors be allowed to have better access to information than small indi...
Recently, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) passed a new rule, known as Regulation Fair D...
We develop a 10-K-based multidimensional measure of firm locations. Using this measure, we show that...
This paper investigates the effects of Sarbanes and Oxley Act of 2002 on firm valuations for S&P...
In public-policy discussions about corporate disclosure, more is typ-ically judged better than less....
This thesis was inspired by the accounting scandals around the world at the beginning of the 21st ce...
Abstract – This study examines whether exogenous regulatory shocks induced by Regulation Fair Disclo...
Do foreign institutional investors (FII) regard the introduction of rigorous disclosure requirements...
This research examines the effects of reductions in local and regional media employment on firms\u27...
This research examines the effects of reductions in local and regional media employment on firms’ in...
This dissertation consists of three essays which examine topics in corporate information environment...
Inquiries about this document can be made to HARC@hawaii.eduThe SEC promulgated Regulation Fair Disc...
Do individual investors have better information about local stocks? Our results demonstrate that the...
We examine whether corporate governance affects the level of information asymmetry in the capital ma...
Do foreign institutional investors (FII) regard the introduction of rigorous disclosure requirements...
Should large institutional investors be allowed to have better access to information than small indi...
Recently, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) passed a new rule, known as Regulation Fair D...
We develop a 10-K-based multidimensional measure of firm locations. Using this measure, we show that...
This paper investigates the effects of Sarbanes and Oxley Act of 2002 on firm valuations for S&P...
In public-policy discussions about corporate disclosure, more is typ-ically judged better than less....
This thesis was inspired by the accounting scandals around the world at the beginning of the 21st ce...