[[abstract]]This paper explores commonality in liquidity for country ETFs. Using data from 21 country ETFs, the empirical results present the strong commonality in liquidity among country ETFs. Furthermore, the paper shows that the magnitude of commonality in liquidity for country ETFs varies with the liquidity distribution. The empirical results also indicate that the extent of liquidity commonality for country ETFs is stronger in times of financial crisis than in non-crisis periods. Finally, the paper also finds that the impacts of supply- and demand-side effects on commonality in liquidity for country ETFs vary with liquidity distributions, and the results are consistent with the funding-liquidity mechanism and investor sentiment hypothe...
We uncover similar cross-country and time-series patterns in co-movement or “commonality ” in stock ...
This paper examines the impact of a set of common factors on liquidity variations in twelve Asian eq...
This study presents robust empirical evidence suggesting the existence of significant liquidity comm...
This dissertation presents four stand-alone but interrelated research projects relating to market li...
Following previous research which established that liquidity commonality exists within one stoc...
Market microstructure research has recently devoted attention to a phenomenon called commonality in ...
We identify some of the factors affecting the extent of commonality in liquidity and differences bet...
We conduct a comprehensive study of commonality in liquidity using intraday spread and depth data fr...
We conduct a comprehensive study of commonality in liquidity using intraday spread and depth data fr...
This study examines commonality in liquidity for stock index futures markets. We report strong evide...
We conduct the first comprehensive study of commonality in liquidity using intraday spread and depth...
This study examines the dynamic linkages between commonality in liquidity in international stock mar...
This study examines commonality in liquidity for stock index futures markets. We report strong evide...
When stock markets are less liquid or illiquid, investors are expected to require compensation for t...
The financial crises, such as the market crash of October 1987, the 1997 East Asian financial crisis...
We uncover similar cross-country and time-series patterns in co-movement or “commonality ” in stock ...
This paper examines the impact of a set of common factors on liquidity variations in twelve Asian eq...
This study presents robust empirical evidence suggesting the existence of significant liquidity comm...
This dissertation presents four stand-alone but interrelated research projects relating to market li...
Following previous research which established that liquidity commonality exists within one stoc...
Market microstructure research has recently devoted attention to a phenomenon called commonality in ...
We identify some of the factors affecting the extent of commonality in liquidity and differences bet...
We conduct a comprehensive study of commonality in liquidity using intraday spread and depth data fr...
We conduct a comprehensive study of commonality in liquidity using intraday spread and depth data fr...
This study examines commonality in liquidity for stock index futures markets. We report strong evide...
We conduct the first comprehensive study of commonality in liquidity using intraday spread and depth...
This study examines the dynamic linkages between commonality in liquidity in international stock mar...
This study examines commonality in liquidity for stock index futures markets. We report strong evide...
When stock markets are less liquid or illiquid, investors are expected to require compensation for t...
The financial crises, such as the market crash of October 1987, the 1997 East Asian financial crisis...
We uncover similar cross-country and time-series patterns in co-movement or “commonality ” in stock ...
This paper examines the impact of a set of common factors on liquidity variations in twelve Asian eq...
This study presents robust empirical evidence suggesting the existence of significant liquidity comm...