This thesis investigates the presence of abnormal returns after the companies announce their earnings (earnings-price anomaly) on 23 companies listed on STOXX 50 Europe index. Weuse the event studies framework and we summarize main models for abnormal returns' estimation with closer look on the Market Model and CAPM. We do not find considerable value added when using more complex CAPM compared to the Market Model. The results show significant abnormal returns for good news and bad news earnings surprises with bigger market reaction on good news earnings surprises. The findings also provide the evidence of market inefficiency and the possibility of pre-announcement leakage of information. We find post-earnings-announcement drift for good new...
This paper investigates the European CDS markets response to earnings announcements between the year...
The predictability of abnormal returns based on information contained in past earnings announcements...
This dissertation consists of three chapters and investigates the critical impact of selecting prope...
This thesis examines the impact of earnings announcements on the stock return performance. Most lite...
This paper utilizes the event study methodology to examine post-earnings announcement drift followin...
We have examined the effects of quarterly earnings announcements on stock returns, in the Nordic mar...
This paper investigates the stock price behaviour of FTSE 100 companies around their earnings announ...
Since Ball & Brown (1968), the continuation of abnormal returns after earnings an-nouncement has bee...
Master's thesis in FinanceThis thesis is an event study concerning earnings announcements in the Nor...
The present paper aims to examine the relationship between the earnings announcements and share pric...
The post-earnings announcement drift is the tendency of cumulative abnormal re- turns to drift in th...
This master’s thesis is an event study concerning earnings announcements in the Norwegian stock mark...
Using the sample of three largest stocks from seven main market sectors in the US, the thesis examin...
This master’s thesis is an event study concerning earnings announcements in the Norwegian stock mark...
Purpose – The aim of this paper is to study both the information content of accounting figures and t...
This paper investigates the European CDS markets response to earnings announcements between the year...
The predictability of abnormal returns based on information contained in past earnings announcements...
This dissertation consists of three chapters and investigates the critical impact of selecting prope...
This thesis examines the impact of earnings announcements on the stock return performance. Most lite...
This paper utilizes the event study methodology to examine post-earnings announcement drift followin...
We have examined the effects of quarterly earnings announcements on stock returns, in the Nordic mar...
This paper investigates the stock price behaviour of FTSE 100 companies around their earnings announ...
Since Ball & Brown (1968), the continuation of abnormal returns after earnings an-nouncement has bee...
Master's thesis in FinanceThis thesis is an event study concerning earnings announcements in the Nor...
The present paper aims to examine the relationship between the earnings announcements and share pric...
The post-earnings announcement drift is the tendency of cumulative abnormal re- turns to drift in th...
This master’s thesis is an event study concerning earnings announcements in the Norwegian stock mark...
Using the sample of three largest stocks from seven main market sectors in the US, the thesis examin...
This master’s thesis is an event study concerning earnings announcements in the Norwegian stock mark...
Purpose – The aim of this paper is to study both the information content of accounting figures and t...
This paper investigates the European CDS markets response to earnings announcements between the year...
The predictability of abnormal returns based on information contained in past earnings announcements...
This dissertation consists of three chapters and investigates the critical impact of selecting prope...