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Latest funding
- $23,406
Incentive-focused corporate culture
SSHRC · 2023 · Principal investigator
- $22,458
Incentive-focused corporate culture
SSHRC · 2023 · Principal investigator
- $89,600
Information content of financial analysts' site visits
SSHRC · 2016 · Co-investigator
Incentive-focused corporate culture
Principal investigators: Bae, Kee-Hong
Keywords: corporate culture; incentives; corporate misconduct; corporate litigation; ESG; crowd-out effect
Incentive-focused corporate culture
Principal investigators: Bae, Kee-Hong
Keywords: corporate culture; incentives; corporate misconduct; corporate litigation; ESG; crowd-out effect
Information content of financial analysts' site visits
Principal investigators: Tan, Hongping
Keywords: financial analyst; site visit; forecast revision; market reaction; textual analysis; information asymmetry; disclosure
The rise of exchange traded funds and its impact on capital markets
Principal investigators: Wang, Jin
Keywords: exchange traded fund; firm value; investment; financing; innovation
Do hedge funds have information advantages evidence from hedge fund stock holdings
Principal investigators: Bae, Kee-Hong K.H.
Keywords: hedge fund; information advantage; SEC 13F
Is firm-specific volatiltiy a measure of informational efficiency
Principal investigators: Bae, Kee-Hong
Keywords: firm-specific volatility; informational efficiency; information asymmetry; distance; r-squared
A cross-country study of the local analysts and foreign analysts
Principal investigators: Bae, Kee-Hong
Keywords: home bias; analyst forecast; analyst local advantage; analyst following; financial globalization
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