This paper examines the impact of blockchain and crypto-related name changes on corporate and financial performance of the corporations. We document several pieces of evidence suggesting that companies who partake in such “crypto-exuberant” naming practices become more volatile and offer substantial and persistent stock market premiums as a reward for their corporate identity change. However, the retroactive name changes harm firm's short-term profitability and have a dampening effect on financial leverage of the company. This paper advances the Dotcom effect literature by providing novel results on the changing traditional pathways of price discovery and information flows after the announcement of corporate name changes to blockchain-relat...
With the rapid development of blockchain technology, more and more attention has shifted from the th...
In this study, we examine how the performance of companies using cryptocurrencies is affected by the...
This paper analyzes in the Agency-Signaling context of Jensen and Meckling (1976) and Spence (1973) ...
This paper examines the impact of blockchain and crypto-related name changes on corpo- rate and fina...
Investments in cryptocurrencies have generated extraordinary returns and the interest in cryptocurre...
Cryptocurrencies have been broadly scrutinised in recent times for a host of concerning regulatory a...
Cryptocurrencies have been broadly scrutinised in recent times for a host of concerning regulatory a...
Cryptocurrencies have been broadly scrutinised in recent times for a host of concerning regulatory a...
Blockchain is a prominently discussed technology in operations and supply chain management and firms...
A well-chosen corporate name communicates much information and emotion to a firm’s publics. Despite...
I conduct an event studies analysis of the effect of corporate name changes on short-term stock pric...
This study is the first to investigate the causes and effects of corporate name changes in Continent...
In this work company announcements of blockchain name changes are empirically analysed to obtain a s...
This paper investigates the impact of corporate name changes on both of stock performance and analys...
This paper investigates the economic impact of corporate name changes around the time of their annou...
With the rapid development of blockchain technology, more and more attention has shifted from the th...
In this study, we examine how the performance of companies using cryptocurrencies is affected by the...
This paper analyzes in the Agency-Signaling context of Jensen and Meckling (1976) and Spence (1973) ...
This paper examines the impact of blockchain and crypto-related name changes on corpo- rate and fina...
Investments in cryptocurrencies have generated extraordinary returns and the interest in cryptocurre...
Cryptocurrencies have been broadly scrutinised in recent times for a host of concerning regulatory a...
Cryptocurrencies have been broadly scrutinised in recent times for a host of concerning regulatory a...
Cryptocurrencies have been broadly scrutinised in recent times for a host of concerning regulatory a...
Blockchain is a prominently discussed technology in operations and supply chain management and firms...
A well-chosen corporate name communicates much information and emotion to a firm’s publics. Despite...
I conduct an event studies analysis of the effect of corporate name changes on short-term stock pric...
This study is the first to investigate the causes and effects of corporate name changes in Continent...
In this work company announcements of blockchain name changes are empirically analysed to obtain a s...
This paper investigates the impact of corporate name changes on both of stock performance and analys...
This paper investigates the economic impact of corporate name changes around the time of their annou...
With the rapid development of blockchain technology, more and more attention has shifted from the th...
In this study, we examine how the performance of companies using cryptocurrencies is affected by the...
This paper analyzes in the Agency-Signaling context of Jensen and Meckling (1976) and Spence (1973) ...