[[abstract]]This paper examines the information content of insider pledging. Given many proxy advisors and public media have offered a caution on insider pledging and even suggested to prohibit such practice, we provide the opposite evidence using the US data. First, we find that firms that disclose insider pledging have significantly positive announcement return and one-year abnormal stock returns after the disclosure. Our results still hold when we control for many asset pricing factors and firm-specific risk. Second, the average market reactions to involuntary sale of pledged shares are not significant, meaning that the forced sale of pledged shares does not create a downside risk on stock returns. In short, our results suggest that the ...
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Theoretical thesis.Bibliography: pages 134-145.Chapter 1. Overview of the thesis -- Chapter 2. (pape...
Insider trading is the buying or selling of a corporation\u27s stock or other securities by an emplo...
Investors often scrutinize stock trades by corporate insiders, hoping to infer the nature of any pri...
This paper documents significant trading by insiders around a first-time debt covenant violation dis...
This paper investigates the market's reaction to U.K. insider transactions and analyzes whether the ...
The first chapter demonstrates the prevalence and importance of pledging of shares by insiders in th...
We examine stock price reaction to voluntary disclosure of innovation strat-egy by high-tech firms a...
This paper examines the informational content of insider trades and the impact of the Sarbanes Oxley...
This paper analyzes the impact of insider trading legislation on corporate governance. In a context ...
In this paper we analyze the strategic trading of insiders and the way insiders use short-lived priv...
This paper examines the prevalence of insider trading in the corporate debt market prior to takeover...
Using a strategic rational expectations equilibrium framework, we show that forcing a well-informed ...
Cash distributed to public shareholders is distributed through three mechanisms: dividends, open mar...
Corporate insiders can avoid losses if they dispose of their stock while in possession of material n...
Some corporate insiders hold insider equity holdings in multiple companies (portfolio insiders). I h...
Theoretical thesis.Bibliography: pages 134-145.Chapter 1. Overview of the thesis -- Chapter 2. (pape...
Insider trading is the buying or selling of a corporation\u27s stock or other securities by an emplo...
Investors often scrutinize stock trades by corporate insiders, hoping to infer the nature of any pri...
This paper documents significant trading by insiders around a first-time debt covenant violation dis...
This paper investigates the market's reaction to U.K. insider transactions and analyzes whether the ...