Add to ORKGStudies have found that when a U.S. issuer lists abroad on a foreign exchange, its shares exhibit negative abnormal returns. This negative movement may be because the market expects that the foreign listing will facilitate undetectable insider trading on the foreign exchange or other conduct impermissible in the United States
In this paper, I study the valuation effects of cross listing in the U.S. for a panel of emerging ma...
This paper develops an approach to the analysis of cross-listing that brings together the financial ...
This paper develops an approach to the analysis of cross-listing that brings together the financial ...
Studies have found that when a U.S. issuer lists abroad on a foreign exchange, its shares exhibit ne...
This paper examines the implications for the traditional legal bonding hypothesis arising from fut...
Studies have found that when a U.S. issuer lists abroad on a foreign exchange, its shares exhibit ne...
Cross-listing by foreign issuers onto U.S. exchanges accelerated during the 1990s, bringing internat...
Cross-listing by foreign issuers onto U.S. exchanges accelerated during the 1990s, bringing internat...
An interesting phenomenon for Chinese firms that list their stock both in China and abroad is that t...
This article questions the bonding role of cross-listing. Based on a comprehensive survey of the lit...
Insider-owned firms pursue U.S. cross-listings following periods of extraordinary performance. Howev...
Cross-listing refers to firms listing their equities on more than one stock exchange. Cross-listing ...
We investigate the difference in the characteristics of firms that cross-list on high versus low inv...
We investigate the difference in the characteristics of firms that cross-list on high versus low inv...
Using the IFC investable measure to designate firms as either investable or non-investable prior to ...
In this paper, I study the valuation effects of cross listing in the U.S. for a panel of emerging ma...
This paper develops an approach to the analysis of cross-listing that brings together the financial ...
This paper develops an approach to the analysis of cross-listing that brings together the financial ...
Studies have found that when a U.S. issuer lists abroad on a foreign exchange, its shares exhibit ne...
This paper examines the implications for the traditional legal bonding hypothesis arising from fut...
Studies have found that when a U.S. issuer lists abroad on a foreign exchange, its shares exhibit ne...
Cross-listing by foreign issuers onto U.S. exchanges accelerated during the 1990s, bringing internat...
Cross-listing by foreign issuers onto U.S. exchanges accelerated during the 1990s, bringing internat...
An interesting phenomenon for Chinese firms that list their stock both in China and abroad is that t...
This article questions the bonding role of cross-listing. Based on a comprehensive survey of the lit...
Insider-owned firms pursue U.S. cross-listings following periods of extraordinary performance. Howev...
Cross-listing refers to firms listing their equities on more than one stock exchange. Cross-listing ...
We investigate the difference in the characteristics of firms that cross-list on high versus low inv...
We investigate the difference in the characteristics of firms that cross-list on high versus low inv...
Using the IFC investable measure to designate firms as either investable or non-investable prior to ...
In this paper, I study the valuation effects of cross listing in the U.S. for a panel of emerging ma...
This paper develops an approach to the analysis of cross-listing that brings together the financial ...
This paper develops an approach to the analysis of cross-listing that brings together the financial ...