In this study we attempt to answer the question – does the start of pre-announcing of S&P 500 index changes in October 1989 have an effect on the trading pattern of added or deleted firms? We document that prior to October 1989 the excess returns of added or deleted firms follow a white noise process around the event, whereas after the start of pre-announcing the excess returns can be described as nonstationary. This indicates significant excess profits to be captured around the addition or deletion event after S&P started pre-announcing changes in October 1989 but not prior to that date
This paper observes the abnormal returns relative to the market’s returns for additions to and delet...
Studies over recent decades of the return effects for the stocks added to and deleted from the S&P 5...
This paper examines price effects associated with additions and deletions to the Standard and Poor’s...
In this study we attempt to answer the question – does the start of pre-announcing of S&P 500 index ...
The literature in the area of index changes finds evidence that index changes are information free e...
The purpose of the present study is to investigate whether information can partly explain the price ...
This study examines the abnormal returns, trading activity, volatility and long-term performance of ...
We investigate the long-term effects of S&P 500 index additions and deletions on a sample of stocks ...
Since October 1989, Standard and Poor’s has (when possible) announced changes in the composition of ...
Firms added to (deleted from) the S&P 600 index experience a significant price increase (decrease) a...
The shares of companies added to (deleted from) closed-end indices such as the S&P 500 experienc...
This paper examines the price impact of trading due to expected changes in the FTSE 100 index compos...
This study examines the impact of reconstitution of the Straits Times Index from January 1999 to Aug...
In Essay I, we attempt to assess the impact of the S&P 500 index committee\u27s decisions to change ...
Previous studies have documented abnormally high returns for stocks added to an index. Also stocks r...
This paper observes the abnormal returns relative to the market’s returns for additions to and delet...
Studies over recent decades of the return effects for the stocks added to and deleted from the S&P 5...
This paper examines price effects associated with additions and deletions to the Standard and Poor’s...
In this study we attempt to answer the question – does the start of pre-announcing of S&P 500 index ...
The literature in the area of index changes finds evidence that index changes are information free e...
The purpose of the present study is to investigate whether information can partly explain the price ...
This study examines the abnormal returns, trading activity, volatility and long-term performance of ...
We investigate the long-term effects of S&P 500 index additions and deletions on a sample of stocks ...
Since October 1989, Standard and Poor’s has (when possible) announced changes in the composition of ...
Firms added to (deleted from) the S&P 600 index experience a significant price increase (decrease) a...
The shares of companies added to (deleted from) closed-end indices such as the S&P 500 experienc...
This paper examines the price impact of trading due to expected changes in the FTSE 100 index compos...
This study examines the impact of reconstitution of the Straits Times Index from January 1999 to Aug...
In Essay I, we attempt to assess the impact of the S&P 500 index committee\u27s decisions to change ...
Previous studies have documented abnormally high returns for stocks added to an index. Also stocks r...
This paper observes the abnormal returns relative to the market’s returns for additions to and delet...
Studies over recent decades of the return effects for the stocks added to and deleted from the S&P 5...
This paper examines price effects associated with additions and deletions to the Standard and Poor’s...