This dissertation aims to examine the size effect pattern on stock returns based on asset pricing models in China’s stock market. Empirical tests were carried out according to traditional and modified Fama French three-factor models and characteristic-based model. Unlike several research papers, which have shown that firm size effect is linear, I found an inverted-U shape in the firm scale effect on stock return in China by investigating samples selected from A-shares on the Shanghai and Shenzhen Exchange Market in the period between 2010 and 2017. At the lower level of firm size, it has positive influence on stock returns; however, high levels of firm scale have negative influence on stock returns
The research of “small firm effect” has attracted numerous academic attentions since Banz (1981) doc...
This paper examines the widely known size effect in the Indian stock market and examines the explana...
According to the size effect, small cap securities generally generate greater returns than those of ...
This dissertation aims to examine the size effect pattern on stock returns based on asset pricing mo...
The Fama-French three-factor asset pricing formula is applied to the Chinese A-share markets: Shangh...
The Fama-French three-factor asset pricing formula is applied to the Chinese A-share markets: Shangh...
Financial anomalies in world trading markets have been known about and discussed for several years. ...
This paper examines the size-effect in the German stock market and intends to address several unansw...
This study applied the Fama-French three-factor model (1993) and CAPM to examine A-shares in Chinese...
This research attempts to test the performance of the Fama-French three-factor model (1993) in expla...
The "firm-size" effect is a well-documented anomaly in the finance literature. This paper attempts t...
With data of monthly stock returns, prices, trading volumes, and corporate financial statements from...
In foreign countries, Fama-French three factor model of size effect and BM (book-to-market) effect s...
By using an extension of the Fama and MacBeth cross-sectional regression model, this analysis examin...
This study tests the performance of the Fama-French three-factor model (1993) in explaining the stoc...
The research of “small firm effect” has attracted numerous academic attentions since Banz (1981) doc...
This paper examines the widely known size effect in the Indian stock market and examines the explana...
According to the size effect, small cap securities generally generate greater returns than those of ...
This dissertation aims to examine the size effect pattern on stock returns based on asset pricing mo...
The Fama-French three-factor asset pricing formula is applied to the Chinese A-share markets: Shangh...
The Fama-French three-factor asset pricing formula is applied to the Chinese A-share markets: Shangh...
Financial anomalies in world trading markets have been known about and discussed for several years. ...
This paper examines the size-effect in the German stock market and intends to address several unansw...
This study applied the Fama-French three-factor model (1993) and CAPM to examine A-shares in Chinese...
This research attempts to test the performance of the Fama-French three-factor model (1993) in expla...
The "firm-size" effect is a well-documented anomaly in the finance literature. This paper attempts t...
With data of monthly stock returns, prices, trading volumes, and corporate financial statements from...
In foreign countries, Fama-French three factor model of size effect and BM (book-to-market) effect s...
By using an extension of the Fama and MacBeth cross-sectional regression model, this analysis examin...
This study tests the performance of the Fama-French three-factor model (1993) in explaining the stoc...
The research of “small firm effect” has attracted numerous academic attentions since Banz (1981) doc...
This paper examines the widely known size effect in the Indian stock market and examines the explana...
According to the size effect, small cap securities generally generate greater returns than those of ...