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Citations of Research by Leonardo Madureira (Updated June 10th , 2019)

Citations in Google Scholar: 899

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Citations in published and forthcoming articles and books: 360

- Net of self-citations 352

The complete list of citations appears in the next few pages. The list excludes cites by working papers. This list is compiled using ISI Web of Science, Google Scholar, and the Social Science Research Network (SSRN) website. While the ISI Web of Science is the usual reference for citation collection, it clearly misses many citations, it is updated only once a year, and does not provide a comprehensive list of academic journals. On the other hand, both Google Scholar and SSRN services carry erroneous citations—e.g., if the paper with the citation removes it in a new version, or before being published, these services might still record it as a citation. Therefore, for a paper recorded as a citation in ISI Web of Science, Google Scholar or SSRN, I first check visually the paper’s actual reference list before it is included in the list.

Citations in ISI Web of Science: 282

- Net of self-citations 275

The Web of Science citations are clearly marked in the list of published and forthcoming papers and articles.

In some cases, Web of Science contains errors that deem their author’s citation count incorrect—either because a citation refers to an incorrect paper title (e.g., an earlier or working version of a published paper), or because it misses an author’s name (e.g., they record the cited paper as authored by “Gomes” only, not by “Madureira”). I record these cases as a Web of Science citation with incorrect reference.

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Citations Leonardo Madureira

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List of Citations in Published and Forthcoming Articles and Books

Geography and Price Discovery: Evidence from NASDAQ (joint with Amber Anand, Vladimir Gatchev, Christo Pirinsky, and Shane Underwood), Journal of Financial Markets, vol. 14, no. 2, pp. 193-226, 2011.

Old title: Geography and Equity Market Making (joint with Shane Underwood)

31 citations in Google Scholar 18 citations in published and forthcoming articles and books 12 citations in Web of Science

1. Boubaker, Sabri, Imed Chkir, Lamia Chourou, and Samir Saadi, 2019, Does geographic location matter to stock return predictability?, Journal of Forecasting 38, 311-326. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

2. Cashman, George D., David M. Harrison, Michael J. Seiler, and Hainan Sheng, 2016, Cross-Border Investment and Firm Liquidity, Journal of Real Estate Portfolio Management 22, 105-127

3. Cooney, John, Leonardo Madureira, Ajai Singh, and Ke Yang, Social Ties and IPO Outcomes, Journal of Corporate Finance 33, 129-146. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION, incorrect reference)

4. Giannini, Robert, Paul Irvine, and Tao Shu, 2018, Nonlocal Disadvantage: An Examination of Social Media Sentiment, The Review of Asset Pricing Studies 8, 293–336. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

5. Hamet Joanne, 2013, La Multicotation des Entreprises Européennes, Revue Française De Gestion 235, 53-68.

6. Martin, Hauptfleisch, Talis J. Putnins, and Brian Lucey, 2015, Who Sets the Price of Gold? London or New York, Journal of Futures Markets 36, 564-586. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

7. Kedia, Simi and Xing Zhou, 2011, Local market makers, liquidity and market quality, Journal of Financial Markets 14: 540-567. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

8. Li, Mingsheng, Li, and Xin Zhao, 2016, Neighborhood Effect on Stock Price Comovement, The North American Journal of Economics and Finance 25, 1-22. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

9. Lescourret, Laurence, 2017, Cold Case File? Inventory Risk and Information Sharing during the pre‐1997 NASDAQ, European Financial Management 23, 761-806. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

10. Ligon, James A., Hao-Chen Liu, 2012, The relation of trade size and price contribution in a traditional foreign exchange brokered market, Pacific-Basin Finance Journal 21: 1024-145. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

11. Meshcheryakov, Artem, and Drew B. Winters, 2019, Can Nonlocal Traders Capture the Local Information Advantage and Profit?, Journal of Financial Research 42, 41-69. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION).


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12. Money, Alex N., 2014, Corporate water risk: investor tolerance of the status quo, Journal of Management and Sustainability 4: 60-75.

13. O'Brien, Patricia C.and Hongping Tan, 2015, Geographic Proximity and Analyst Coverage Decisions: Evidence from IPOs, Journal of Accounting & Economics 59, 41-59. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

14. Putnins, Talins J., 2013, What do price discovery metrics really measure?. Journal of Empirical Finance 23: 68-83. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

15. Roy, Ram Babu, and Uttam Kumar Sarkar, 2013. A social network approach to change detection in the interdependence structure of global stock markets, Social Network Analysis and Mining 3: 269-283.

16. Umar, Mohammed Sangiru, Abu Bakar Abdul Hamid, Mohammad Mehri, and Nana Aisha Kaigama, 2013, Relationship between socialisation of supplier selection and supplier performance in nigerian manufacturing, Management and Administrative Sciences Review 2: 478-498.

17. Wang, Jiangxin, 2014, Overnight Price Discovery and the Internationalization of a Currency: The Case of the Korean Won, Pacific Basin Finance Journal 29: 86-95. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

18. Wojcik, Dariusz, 2009. The role of proximity in secondary equity markets. In Clark, G. L., Dixon, A. D. and Monk, A. H. B. (eds), Managing Financial Risks: From Global to Local, Oxford University Press.

SEC regulation Fair Disclosure, Information, and the Cost of Capital (joint with Armando Gomes and Gary B. Gorton), Journal of Corporate Finance, vol. 13, 300-333, 2007.

Old title: SEC regulation Fair Disclosure, Information and the Cost of Capital (joint with Armando Gomes and Gary Gorton), NBER Working Paper # 10567, 2004


19. Abdioglu, Nida, Arif Khurshed, and Konstantinos Stathopoulos, 2015, Firm innovation and institutional investment: The role of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, The European Journal of Finance 21, 71-92. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

20. Agapova, Anna, and Jeff Madura, 2016, Market uncertainty and earnings guidance, Quarterly

Review of Economics And Finance 61, 97-111. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION) 21. Agapova, Anna, Jeff Madura, and Zhanel Mailibayeva, 2012, Does regulation fair disclosure

reduce the information quality of managerial guidance?, The Financial Review 47:273-297. 22. Ahmed, Anwer, and S. Schneible Jr, R., 2007, The impact of regulation Fair Disclosure on

investors' prior information quality—Evidence from an analysis of changes in trading volume and stock price reactions to earnings announcements. Journal of Corporate Finance 13:282-299. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

23. Al-Hadi, Ahmed, Grantley Taylor, and Mahmud Hossain, 2015, Disaggregation, auditor conservatism and implied cost of equity capital: An international evidence from the GCC,


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Journal of Multinational Financial Management 29, 66-98. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

24. Albring, Susan, Monica Banyi, and Dan Dhaliwal, 2016, Does the Firm Information Environment Influence Financing Decisions? A Test Using Disclosure Regulation, Management Science 62, 456-478. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

25. Amiram, Dan, Alon Kalay, and Avner Kalay, 2018, Information Asymmetry and the Bond

Coupon Choice, Accounting Review 93, 37-59. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION) 26. Anderson, Heather M., Howard Chan, Robert W. Faff, and Yew Kee Ho, 2012, Reported

earnings and analyst forecasts as competing sources of information: A new approach, Australian Journal of Management 37: 333-359. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

27. Atanasov, Vladimir, and Bernard Black, 2016, Shock-Based Causal Inference in Corporate Finance and Accounting Research, Critical Finance Review 5, 207–304.

28. Awais, Mustabsar, M. Fahad Laber, Nilofer Rasheed, and Aisha Khursheed, 2016, Impact Of Financial Literacy And Investment Experience On Risk Tolerance And Investment Decisions: Empirical Evidence From Pakistan, International Journal of Economics and Financial Issues 6, 76-79.

29. Baker, Malcolm, Lubomir Litov, Jessica Wachter, and Jeffrey Wurgler, 2010. Can mutual fund managers pick stocks? Evidence from their trades prior to earnings announcements. Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis 45: 1111-1131. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

30. Balasubramnian, Bhanu, Kathleen Fuller, and Tanja Steigner, 2016, Changes in information

environment and merger announcements, American Journal Of Business 31, 123-145. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

31. Barzani, Rasoul Sadeghi, 2014, The Effect of Regulation on the Quality of Published Information Disclosure of Listed Companies in Tehran Stock Exchange, International Journal of Academic Research in Accounting, Finance and Management Sciences 4, 327-333.

32. Bernard, Marc R. 2008. The impact of CEO turnover & degree of internationalization on the accuracy of analyst forecasts, International Business & Economics Research Journal 7: 1-26.

33. Bernhardt, Dan, and Murillo Campello, 2007, The dynamics of earnings forecast management, Review of Finance 11: 287-324.

34. Bethel, Jennifer, 2007, Recent changes in disclosure regulation: Description and evidence, Journal of Corporate Finance 13: 335-342. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION, incorrect reference)

35. Blau, Benjamin M., Jared R. DeLisle, and S. McKay Price, 2015, Do sophisticated investors interpret earnings conference call tone differently than investors at large? Evidence from short sales, Journal of Corporate Finance 31, 203-219. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION, incorrect reference)

36. Bradshaw, Mark, Yonca Ertimur and Patricia O'Brien, 2017, Financial Analysts and Their Contribution to Well-Functioning Capital Markets, Foundations and Trends® in Accounting: Vol. 11: No. 3, pp 119-191.


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37. Carter, Kelly E., 2013, Capital structure, earnings management, and Sarbanes-Oxley: Evidence from Canadian and US firms, Accounting Horizons 27: 301-318. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

38. Charoenrook, Anchada, and Craig M. Lewis, 2009, Information, selective disclosure, and analyst behavior, Financial Management 38: 39-57. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

39. Chhaochharia, Vidhi, and Yaniv Grinstein, 2007, Corporate governance and firm value: the impact of the 2002 governance rules, Journal of Finance 62: 1789-1825. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION, incorrect reference)

40. Chen, Hueiling, Cheng-Tsu Huang, and Hsiou-Wei Wu Lin, 2016, Changes in analyst following for less covered firms accompanying Regulation Fair Disclosure: the roles of ability and industry experience, Review of Quantitative Finance And Accounting 46, 519-541. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

41. Chen, Qi., Itay Goldstein, and Wei Jiang, 2007, Price informativeness and investment sensitivity to stock price, Review of Financial Studies 20: 619-650. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION, incorrect reference)

42. Chen, Tao, Lingmin Xie, and Yuanyuan Zhang, 2017, How does analysts' forecast quality relate to corporate investment efficiency?, journal of Corporate Finance 43, 217-240. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

43. Chen, Zhihong, Dan Dhaliwal , Hong Chie, 2010, Regulation Fair Disclosure and the cost of equity capital, Review of Accounting Studies 15: 106-144. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

44. Collver, Charles D., 2007, Is there less informed trading after regulation fair disclosure?, Journal of Corporate Finance 13: 270-281. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

45. Cook, Douglas, and Tian Tang, 2010, The impact of Regulation FD on institutional investor informativeness, Financial Management 39: 1273-1294. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

46. Di Maggio, Marco, and Marco Pagano, 2018, Financial Disclosure and Market Transparency with Costly Information Processing, Review of Finance 22, 117-153. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

47. Duarte, Jefferson., Xi Han, Jarrad Harford, and Lance Young, 2008, Information asymmetry, information dissemination and the effect of regulation FD on the cost of capital, Journal of Financial Economics 87: 24-44. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION, incorrect reference)

48. Ergungor, Emre, Leonardo Madureira, Nandu Nayar, and Ajai Singh, 2015, Lending Relationships and Analysts’ Forecasts, Journal of Financial Intermediation 24, 71-88. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

49. Fang, Lily H. and Ayako Yasuda, 2014, Are Stars' Opinions Worth More? The Relation

Between Analyst Reputation and Recommendation Values, journal of Financial Services Research 46, 235-269. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

50. Farvaque, Etienne., Catherine Refait-Alexandre, and Dhafer Saidane, 2011, Corporate disclosure: A review of its (direct and indirect) benefits and costs. Economie Internationale 128: 55-31.

51. Flannery, Mark, Beverly Hirtle, and Anna Kovner, 2017, Evaluating the information in the federal reserve stress tests, Journal of Financial Intermediation 29, 1-18. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)


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52. Francis, Jennifer, Nanda, Dhananjay, and Xin Wang, 2006, Re-examining the effects of Regulation Fair Disclosure using foreign listed firms to control for concurrent shocks. Journal of Accounting & Economics 41: 271-292. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION, incorrect reference)

53. Gorton, Gary B., 2012, Misunderstanding financial crises: Why we don’t see them coming, Oxford University Press

54. Griffin, Paul, David Lont, and Benjamin Segal, 2011. Enforcement and disclosure UNDER Regulation Fair Disclosure: An empirical analysis. Accounting & Finance 51: 947-983. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

55. Guembel, Alexander, and Silvia Rosseto, 2009, Reputational cheap talk with misunderstanding, Games and Economic Behavior 67: 736-744. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION, incorrect reference)

56. Guo, Hui, and Buhui Qiu, 2016, A Better Measure of Institutional Informed Trading, Contemporary Accounting Research 33, 815-850. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

57. Hahn, TeWhan, and Minsup Song, 2013, Regulation Fair Disclosure and analysts' reliance on earnings announcements, Journal of Accounting and Public Policy 32: 26-43. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

58. Hail, Luzi, Christian Leuz, and Peter Wysocki, 2010, Global accounting convergence and the potential adoption of IFRS by the US (part I): Conceptual underpinnings and economic analysis, Accounting Horizons 24: 355-394. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

59. Heflin, Frank, William Kross and Inho Suk, 2012, The effect of Regulation FD on the properties of management earnings forecasts, Journal of Accounting and Public Policy 31: 161-184. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

60. Hemrit, Wael, and Mounira Ben Arab, 2011, The Disclosure of Operational Risk in Tunisian Insurance Companies, Journal of Operational Risk 6: 69-111. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

61. Heyman Susan B., 2015, Rethinking Regulation Fair Disclosure and Corporate Free Speech, Cardozo Law Review 36.

62. Hong, Yongtao, Fariz Huseynov, and Wei Zhang, 2014, Earnings management and analyst following: A simultaneous equations analysis, Financial Management 43, 355-390. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

63. Hope, Ole-Kristian, Tony Kang, and Joung W. Kim, 2013, Voluntary disclosure practices by foreign firms cross-listed in the United States, Journal of Contemporary Accounting and Economics, 9: 50-66.

64. Iqbal, Mohammed, and Shijin Santhakumar, 2018, Information asymmetry and insider trade profitability in India, Journal of Indian Business Research 10, 53-69. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

65. Kiholm Smith, Janet, 2017, Evaluating the boundaries of SEC regulation, 2007, Journal of Corporate Finance 13, 189-194. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

66. Koch, Adam S., Craig E. Lefanowicz, and John R. Robinson, 2013, Regulation FD: A review and synthesis of the academic literature, Accounting Horizons 27: 619-646. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)


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67. Koonce, Lisa, 2005, How do investors judge the risk of financial items?, The Accounting Review 80: 221-241. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION, incorrect reference)

68. Kothari, S. P., Eric So, and Rodrigo Verdi, 2016, Analysts' Forecasts and Asset Pricing: A Survey, Annual Review Of Financial Economics, Vol 8 Book Series, 197-219. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

69. Lamboy-Ruiz, Melvin A., James N. Cannon, and Olena V. Watanabe, Forthcoming, Does State Community Benefts Regulation Infuence Charity Care and Operational Efciency in U.S. Non-proft Hospitals?, Journal of Business Ethics.

70. Lawrence, Edward R., Gordon Karels, Arun Prakash, Siddarth Shankar, 2011, Effect of regulation FD on disclosures of information by firms, Applied Financial Economics 21, 979-996.

71. Lepone, Andrew, Henry Leung, and J. George Li, 2013, Unequal access to analyst research, Australian Journal of Management 38: 253-277. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

72. Leuz, Christian, and Peter D. Wysocki, 2016, The Economics of Disclosure and Financial Reporting Regulation: Evidence and Suggestions for Future Research, Journal of Accounting

Research 54, 525-622. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION) 73. Li, Wei, and Yunyan Zhang, 2019, Firms’ Disclosure Policies and Capital Investment:

Evidence From Regulation Fair Disclosure, Journal of Accounting, Auditing & Finance 1-26.

74. Li, Donglin, George Li, and Ming Li, 2011, Did investors feel fairer after Regulation Fair Disclosure? Evidence from abnormal trading volume before earnings announcements, Investment Management and Financial Innovations 8, 8-18

75. Li, Yutao, Anthony Saunders, and Pei Shao, 2015, Did Regulation Fair Disclosure affect credit markets?, Journal of Banking & Finance 54, 46-59. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

76. Lin, Beixin, and Rong Yang, 2012, Does Regulation Fair Disclosure affect analysts’ forecast performance? The case of restructuring firms, Review of Quantitative Finance and Accounting 38: 495-517.

77. Liu, Zhen, 2017, Information Acquisition in the Era of Fair Disclosure: An Application of

Asymmetric Awareness, B E Journal Of Theoretical Economics 17, Article Number: 20160027. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

78. Low, Rand Kwong Yew, and Enoch Tan, 2016, The role of analyst forecasts in the momentum effect, International Review of Financial Analysis 48, 67-84. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION, incorrect reference)

79. Mehran, Hamid, and Rene M. Stulz, 2005, The economics of conflicts of interest in financial institutions, Journal of Financial Economics 85: 267-296. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION, incorrect reference)

80. Mensah, Yaw M., and Rong Yang, 2008, An empirical evaluation of analysts’ herding behavior following Regulation Fair Disclosure, Journal of Accounting and Public Policy 27: 317-338. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION, incorrect reference)

81. Mo, Kyoungwon, and Boyoung Kim, 2016, Public Debt Issuance Impact on Management Forecasting Frequency: Evidence from Regulation Fair Disclosure, Asia-Pacific Journal Of Financial Studies 45, 755-778. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)


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82. Mokhova, Natalia, and Marek Zinecker, 2019, A Survey of External and Internal Factors Influencing the Cost of Equity, Inzinerine Ekonomika-Engineering Economics 30, 173-186. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

83. Mulherin, Harold, 2007, Measuring the costs and benefits of regulation: Conceptual issues in securities markets, Journal of Corporate Finance 13: 421-437. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

84. Oh, Frederick Dongchuhl, and Junghum Park, 2017, Credit ratings and corporate disclosure behaviour: evidence from regulation fair disclosure in Korea, Applied Economics 49, 3481-3494. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

85. Orens, Raf, and Nadine Lybaert, 2010. Determinants of sell-side financial analysts' use of non-financial information, Accounting and Business Research 40: 39.53. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

86. Palmon, Dan, and Ari Yezegel, 2011, Analysts’ recommendation revisions and subsequent earnings surprises pre- and post-Regulation FD, Journal of Accounting, Auditing and Finance 26:, 475-501.

87. Petacchi, Reining, 2015, Information asymmetry and capital structure, Journal of Accounting and Economics 59, 143-162. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

88. Rajgopal, Shivaram, 2015, Financial Reporting Disclosures: Market and Regulatory Failures, Accounting Review 90, 819-822. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

89. Rock, Edward, 2012, Shareholder eugenics in the public corporation, Cornell Law Review 97: 849-906. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

90. Roszkowski, Adam J., and Nivine Richie, 2016, The impact of Mad Money recommendations during bull and bear markets, International Journal of Managerial Finance 12, 52-70. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

91. Shahzad, Khurram, and Gerard Mertens, 2017, The European Market Abuse Directive: Has it Worked?, Journal of International Financial Management & Accounting 28, 27-69. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

92. Sidhu, Baljit, Tom Smith, Robert E. Whaley, and Richard H. Wilies, 2008, Regulation Fair Disclosure and the cost of adverse selection, Journal of Accounting Research 46: 697-728. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION, incorrect reference)

93. Smith, Janet Kiholm., 2007, Evaluating the boundaries of SEC regulation, Journal of Corporate Finance 13: 189-194. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

94. Stephen, Sheryl-Ann K., Pieter J. de Jong, 2012, The Impact of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) on the Cost of Equity Capital of S&P Firms, Journal of Applied Business and Economics 13, 102-115

95. Sun. Yan, 2009, How does Regulation Fair Disclosure affect pre-fair disclosure selective disclosers?, Journal of Accounting, Auditing and Finance 24: 59-90.

96. Tang, Ya, 2014, Information disclosure and price discovery, Journal of Financial Markets 19, 39-61. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

97. Tartaroglu, Semih, and Michael Imhof, 2017, Insider trading and response to earnings announcements: the impact of accelerated disclosure requirements, Review of Quantitative Finance and Accounting 49, 315-336. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)


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98. Uddin, Md Hamid., and Mostafa Hassan, 2011, Corporate Risk Information In Annual Reports And Stock Price Behavior In The United Arab Emirates, Academy of Accounting and Financial Studies Journal 15: 59-84.

99. Wang, Isabel, 2007, Private earnings guidance and its implications for disclosure regulation, The Accounting Review 82: 1299-1332. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION, incorrect reference)

100. Wang, Sean, 2019, Informational environments and the relative information content of analyst recommendations and insider trades, Accounting Organizations and Society 72, 61-73. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

101. Wang, Shengnian, Chunyan Wei, and Liang Han, 2017, Do Business Relationships Affect the

Accuracy of Analyst Earnings Forecasts? Evidence from China, Asia-Pacific Journal of Financial Studies 46, 155-177. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

102. Weil, David, Archon Fung, Mary Graham, and Elena Fagotto, The effectiveness of regulatory disclosure policies, Journal of Policy Analysis and Management 25: 155-181. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION, incorrect reference)

103. Winston, C., 2008, The Efficacy of information policy: A review of Archon Fung, Mary Graham, and David Weil’s full disclosure: The perils and promise of transparency, Journal of Economic Literature 46:: 704–717. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION, incorrect reference)

104. Xu, Li, and Alex Tang, 2011, SFAS No. 159: An examination of early electors, late electors, and non-electors in the banking industry, Review of Accounting and Finance 10: 92-109.

105. Yadav, Yesha, 2015, Insider Trading in Derivatives Markets, Georgetown Law

Journal 103, 381-432. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION) 106. Zhao, Yijiang, Michael Davis, and Kevin T. Berry, 2009, Disclosure channel and cost of

capital: evidence from open vs closed conference calls, Review of Accounting and Finance 8: 253-278.

Conflicts of Interest and Stock Recommendation: Evidence from the Global Settlement and Related Regulations (joint with Ohad Kadan, Rong Wang, and Tzachi Zach), Review of Financial Studies, vol. 22, no.10, pp. 4189-4217, 2009.

Old title: Conflicts of Interest and Stock Recommendations (single-authored)


107. Agrawal, Anup, and Mark Chen, 2008, Do analyst conflicts matter? Evidence from stock recommendations, Journal of Law and Economics 51: 503-537. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION, incorrect reference)

108. Agrawal, Anup, and Mark Chen, 2012, Analyst Conflicts and Research Quality, Quarterly Journal of Finance 2: 1:40.

109. Ahn, Minkwan, Michael Drake, and Hangsoo Kyung, 2019, The role of the business press in the pricing of analysts' recommendation revisions, Review of Accounting Studies 24, 341-392. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)


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110. Akono, Henri, Khondkar Karim, and Emeka Nwaeze, 2019, Analyst rounding of EPS forecasts and stock recommendations, Advances in Accounting 44, 68-80. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

111. Altinkilic, Oya, Vadim S. Balashov, and Robert S.Hansen, 2019, Investment bank monitoring

and bonding of security analysts' research, Journal of Accounting & Economics 67, 98-119. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

112. Anantharaman, Divya, and Yuan Zhang, 2011, Cover me: responses to changes in analyst coverage in the post-Regulation FD period, Accounting Review 86: 1851-1885. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

113. Anolli, Mario, Elena Beccalli, and Philip Molyneux, 2014, Bank earnings forecasts, risk and the crisis, Journal of International Financial Markets, Institutions & Money 29: 309-335. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

114. Arand, Daniel, and Alexander G. Kerl, 2015, Sell-side analyst Research and Reported Conflicts of Interest. European Financial Management 21, 20-51. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

115. Arping, Stefan, and Zacharias Sautner, 2013. Did the Sarbanes-Oxley act of 2002 make firms less opaque? Evidence from analyst earnings forecasts, Contemporary Accounting Research 30: 1133-165. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

116. Barber, Brad, Reuven Lehavy , and Brett Trueman, 2010, Ratings changes, ratings levels, and the predictive value of analysts' recommendations, Financial Management 39: 533-553. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

117. Barniv, Ran, Ole-Kristian Hope, Mark Myring , and Wayne Thomas, 2009, Do analysts practice what they preach and should investors listen? Effects of recent regulations, The Accounting Review 84: 1015-1039. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION, incorrect reference)

118. Bartholdy, Jan, Tiyi Feng, Ye Yang, and Ge Zheng, 2013. The quality of securities firms’ earnings forecasts and stock recommendations: Do affiliation, geography and reputation matter in China?, Pacific-Basin Finance Journal 24: 66-88. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

119. Batta, George, and Volkan Muslu, 2017, Credit Rating Agency and Equity Analysts' Adjustments to GAAP Earnings, Contemporary Accounting Research 34, 783-817. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

120. Becher, David A., Jonathan B. Cohn, and Jennifer L.Juergens, 2015, Do Stock Analysts Influence Merger Completion? An Examination of Postmerger Announcement Recommendations, Management Science 61, 2430-2448. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

121. Berkman, Henk, and Wanyi Yang, 2019, Country-level analyst recommendations and international stock market returns, Journal Of Banking & Finance 103, 1-17. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

122. Bernhardt, Dan, Chi Wan, and Zhijie Chi, 2019, The Reluctant Analyst, Journal of Accounting Research 54, 987-1040. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

123. Bessler, Wolfgang and Matthias Stanzel, 2009, Conflicts of interest and research quality of affiliated analysts in the German universal banking system: Evidence from IPO underwriting,


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European Financial Management 15: 757-786. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION, incorrect reference)

124. Beuselinck, Christof, Philip P. M.Joos, and Inder K. Khurana, 2017, Which Analysts Benefited Most from Mandatory IFRS Adoption in Europe?, Journal of International Accounting Research 16, 171-190. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

125. Bhojraj, Sanjeev, Young Jun Cho, and Nir Yehuda, 2012, Mutual fund family size and mutual fund performance: The role of regulatory changes, Journal of Accounting Research 50: 647-684. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

126. Bilinski, Pawel, Douglas Cumming, Douglas, and Lars Hass, Lars, 2019, Strategic distortions in analyst forecasts in the presence of short-term institutional investors, Accounting and Business

Research 49, 305-341. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION) 127. Black, Barbara, forthcoming. Are retail investors better off today?, Brooklyn Journal of

Corporate, Financial & Commercial Law. 128. Boissin, Romain, and Patrick Sentis, 2014, Long-run performance of IPOs and the role of

financial analysts: some French evidence, European Journal of Finance 20: 125-149. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

129. Booth Laurence, Bin Chang , and Jun Zhou, 2014, Which Analysts Lead the Herd in Stock Recommendations?, Journal of Accounting, Auditing & Finance 29, 464–491.

130. Bosquet, Katrien, Peter de Goeij, and Kristien Smedts, 2014, Gender hetoregeneity in the sell-side analyst recommendation process, Finance Research Letters 11, 104-111. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

131. Bradley, Daniel, 2018, Discussion of "analyst stock ownership and stock recommendations", Journal of Accounting & Economics 66, 499-505. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

132. Bradley, Daniel, Jonathan Clarke, Suzanne Lee, and Chayawat Ornthanalai, 2014. Are analysts’ recommendations informative? Intraday evidence on the impact of time stamp delays, Journal of Finance 69: 645-673. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

133. Bradley, Daniel, Xi Liu, and Christos Pantzalis, 2014, Bucking the Trend: The Informativeness of Analyst Contrarian Recommendations, Financial Management 43, 391-414 . (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

134. Bradshaw, Mark T. Alan G. Huang, and Hongping Tan, 2019, The Effects of Analyst-Country

Institutions on Biased Research: Evidence from Target Prices, Journal of Accounting Research 57, 85-120. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

135. Brouwers, Roel, Frederiek Schoubben, Cynthia Van Hulle, et al., 2016, The initial impact of EU ETS verification events on stock prices, Energy Policy 94, 138-149. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

136. Brown, Lawrence, D., and Kelly Huang, 2013, Recommendation-forecast consistency and earnings forecast quality, Accounting Horizons 27: 451-467. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

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286. Rauf, Ahamed Lebbe Abdul, 2013, Seasonal Anomalies Of Stocks In Emerging And Developed Equity Markets: Period From 1985 To 2012, International Journal of Business, Economics and Law 3, 25-33.

287. Samveg A. Patel, Samveg A, and M. Mallikarjun, forthcoming, Settlement cycle and day of the week anomaly: empirical evidence from Indian stock market. Decision.

288. Shiok Ye Lim & Ricky Chee-Jiun Chia, 2010, Stock market calendar anomalies: Evidence from ASEAN-5 stock markets, Economics Bulletin 30(2): 996-1005.

Lending Relationships and Analysts’ Forecasts (joint with Emre Ergungor, Nandu Nayar and Ajai Singh), forthcoming, Journal of Financial Intermediation

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289. Breton, Régis, Sébastien Galanti, Christophe Hurlin, and Anne-Gaël Vaubourg, 2017, La Relation Firme-Analyste Explique-t-Elle les Erreurs de Prévision des Analystes?, Revue Économique 68, 1033-1062, (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

290. Coyne, Joshua, and Derrald Stice, 2017, Do Banks Care About Analysts' Forecasts When Designing Loan Contracts?, Journal of Business Finance & Accouting 45, 625-650. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

291. Fosu, Samuel, Albert Danso, Henry Agyei-Boapeah, Collins G. Ntim, and Victor Murinde, 2018, How Does Banking Market Power Affect Bank Opacity? Evidence From Analysts' Forecasts, International Review of Financial Analysis 60, 38-52. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

292. Kadan, Ohad, Leonardo Madureira, Rong Wang, and Tzachi Zach, 2012, Analysts’ industry expertise, Journal of Accounting & Economics 54: 95-120. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION, incorrect reference)


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293. Humphery-Jenner Mark, Sigitas Karpavicius, and Jo-Ann Suchard, 2018, Underwriter Relationships and Shelf Offerings, Journal of Corporate Finance, 49, 283-307. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

294. Pappas, Kostas, Eamonn Walsh, and Alice Liang Xu, forthcoming, Real Earnings Management and Loan Contract Terms, The British Accounting Review.

295. Takahashi, Hidetomo, 2014, The effect of bank-firm relationships on sell-side research, Journal of Financial Services Research 46, 195-213. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION, incorrect reference)

Social Ties and IPO Outcomes (joint with Cooney, John, Ajai Singh, and Ke Yang), Journal of Corporate Finance 33, 129-146, 2015


296. Bajo, Emanuele, Thomas J. Chemmanur, and Hassan Tehranian, 2016, Underwriter Networks, Investor Attention, and Initial Public Offerings, Journal of Financial Economics 122, 376-408. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

297. Evans, Jocelyn D., Timothy Jones, and Garrett Mitchener, 2016, An Ownership Framework for Managers' Accelerated Seo Decisions: The Importance of Connected Institutional Investors in the REIT Industry, Journal of Real Estate Portfolio Management 22, 159-178.

298. Guo, Jie, Xi Li, Nicolas Cisternas Seeger, and EvangelosVagenas-Nanos, 2019, Social Connections, Reference Point and Acquisition Premium, The British Accounting Review 51, 46-71. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

299. Jackowicz, Krzysztof, and Łukasz Kozłowski, forthcoming, Social Ties Between SME Managers and Bank Employees: Financial Consequences vs. SME Managers' Perceptions, Emerging Markets Review

300. Luo, Ting, and Jianqiao Yu, FOrthcoming, Friends Along Supply Chain and Relationship-Specific Investments, Review of Quantitative Finance and Accounting

301. McGuinness, Paul B., 2019, Beyond the Board Realm: Women in Senior Management and their Impact on IPO Capital Funding, British Journal of Management 30, 389-414. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

302. van den Assem, Martijn J., Nico L. van der Sar, and Philippe Versijp, 2017, CEOs and CFOs on IPOs: The Process and Success of Going Public, De Economist 165, 381-410. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

303. Vismara, Silvio, and Stefano Palearia, 2015, Changes in Underwriters' Selection of Comparable Firms Pre- And Post-IPO: Same Bank, Same Company, Different Peers, Journal of Corporate Finance 34, 235-250. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

304. Takahashi, Hidenori, 2018, Affiliation ties and Underwriter Selection, Small Business Economics 50, 325-338. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

305. Takahashi, Hidenori, Yasuhiro Yamakawa, and Prem G.Mathew, 2018, Board Members' Influence on Resource Investments to Start-Ups and IPO Outcomes: Does Prior Affiliation Matter?, Pacific-Basin Finance Journal 49, 30-42. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)


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306. Tribo, Joseph A. D., Banks' Equity Holdings and Their Impact on Securities Issues, 2018, Corporate Governance: An International Review, 27 45-60. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

Sell-Side Analysts’ Benchmarks (joint with Ohad Kadan, Rong Wang, and Tzachi Zach), Forthcoming, The Accounting Review

Old titles: What Are Analysts Really Good At?; Stock Picking,Industry Picking, and Market Timing in Sell-Side Research


307. Kecskes, Ambrus, Roni Michaely, and Kent L. Womack, 2017, Do Earnings Estimates Add Value to Sell-Side Analysts' Investment Recommendations?, Management Science 63, 1855-1871. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION, incorrect reference)

308. Harford, Jarrad, Feng Jiang, Rong Wang, and Fei Xie, 2019, Analyst Career Concerns, Effort Allocation, and Firms’ Information Environment, The Review of Financial Studies 32, 2179–2224 (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

Analysts’ Industry Expertise (joint with Ohad Kadan, Rong Wang, and Tzachi Zach), 2012, Journal of Accounting & Economics 95-120, 2012

Old title: Do Industry Recommendations Have Investment Value?


309. Aljukhadar, Muhammad, and Sylvain Senecal, 2016, The user multifaceted expertise: Divergent effects of the website versus e-commerce expertise, International Journal of Information Management 36, 322-332. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

310. Amiram, Dan, Wayne R. Landsman, and Edward Owens, 2017, How are analysts' forecasts affected by high uncertainty?, journal of Business Finance & Accounting 45, 295-318. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

311. Aobdia, Daniel, Judson Caskey, and Bugra Ezel, 2014, Inter-industry network structure and the cross-section predictability of earnings and stock returns, Review of Accounting Studies 19, 1191-1224. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

312. Badertscher, Brad, Nemit Shroff, and Hal White, 2013, Externalities of public firms’ disclosures: evidence from private firms’ investment decisions, Journal of Financial Economics 109, 682-706. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

313. Baker, H. Kent, Yang Ni, and Samir Saadi, 2019, Competitive Earnings News And Post-Earnings Announcement Drift, International Review of Financial Analysis 63, 331-343. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)


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314. Bannigidadmath, Deepa, and Paresh Kumar Narayan, 2016, Stock return predictability and determinants of predictability and profits, Emerging Markets Review 26, 153-173. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

315. Beuselinck, Christof, Philip P. M.Joos, and Inder K. Khurana, 2017, Which Analysts

Benefited Most from Mandatory IFRS Adoption in Europe?, Journal of International Accounting Research 16, 171-190. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

316. Bradley, Daniel, Sinan Gokkaya, and Xi Liu, 2017, Before an Analyst Becomes an Analyst: Does Industry Experience Matter?, Journal of Finance 72, 751-792. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

317. Bradley, Daniel, Sinan Gokkaya, and Xi Liu, 2017, Are all analysts created equal? Industry expertise and monitoring effectiveness of financial analysts, Journal of Accounting & Economics 63, 179-206. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

318. Bradley, Daniel, Sinan Gokkaya, and Xi Liu, 2019, The Boss Knows Best: Directors of Research and Subordinate Analysts, Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis 54, 1403-1446. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

319. Bradshaw, Mark, 2012. Discussion of analysts’ industry expertise, Journal of Accounting & Economics 54: 121-131. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION, incorrect reference)

320. Bradshaw, Mark, Yonca Ertimur, and Patricia O'Brien, 2017, Financial Analysts and Their Contribution to Well-Functioning Capital Markets, Foundations and Trends® in Accounting 11 119-191.

321. Brochet, Francois, 2019, Aggregate insider trading and market returns: The role of transparency, Journal of Business Finance & Accounting 46, 336-369. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

322. Brochet, Francois, Kahn Kolev, and Alina Lerman, 2018, Information transfer and conference calls, Review of Accounting Studies 23, 907-957. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

323. Brown, Lawrence d., Andrew C. Call, Michael B. Clement, and Nathan Y. Sharp, 2015, Inside the “Black Box” of Sell‐Side Financial Analysts, Journal of Accounting Research 53, 1-47. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

324. Chang, Xin, Chander Shekhar, and Tam, Lewis H. K. Tam, 2016, Industry Expertise,

Information Leakage and the Choice of M&A Advisors, Journal of Business Finance & Accounting 43, 191-225. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

325. Christensen, Dane M. Michael B.Mikhail, and Beverly R.Walther, 2017, From K Street to Wall Street: Political Connections and Stock Recommendations, Accounting Review 92, 87-112. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

326. Crawford, Steven S., Darren T. Roulstone, and Eric So, 2012, Analyst initiations of coverage and stock-return synchronicity, The Accounting Review 87: 1527-153. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION, incorrect reference)

327. De Franco, Gus, Ole-Kritian Hope, and Stephannie Laroque, 2015, Analysts’ choice of peer companies, Review of Accounting Studies 20, 82-109.

328. Doeswijk, Ronald and Pim van Vliet, 2011, Global tactical sector allocation: A quantitative approach, Journal of Portfolio Management 38: 29-47.


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329. Drake, Michael S., Peter R. Joos, and Joseph Pacelli, forthcoming, Analyst Forecast Bundling, Management Science.

330. Gray, Sidney J., Niclas, Helman, and Mariya N. Ivanova, 2019, Extractive Industries Reporting: A Review of Accounting Challenges and the Research Literature, ABACUS-A journal of Accounting Finance and Business 55, 42-91. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

331. Harford, Jarrad, Feng Jiang, Rong Wang, and Fei Xie, 2019, Analyst Career Concerns, Effort Allocation, and Firms’ Information Environment, The Review of Financial Studies 32, 2179–2224 (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

332. Hellman, Niclas, Sidney J.Gray, and Richard D.Morris, 2015, The persistence of international accounting differences as measured on transition to IFRS, Accounting And Business

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revisions, Accounting and Business Research 48, 345-372. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION) 334. Huang, Haozhi, Mingsheng Li and Jing Shi, 2016, Which matters: "Paying to play" or stable

business relationship? Evidence on analyst recommendation and mutual fund commission fee payment, Pacific-Basin Finance Journal 40, 403-423. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

335. Huang, Allen H., Reuven Lehavy, and Amy Y. Zang, Amy Y. 2018, Analyst Information Discovery and Interpretation Roles: A Topic Modeling Approach, Management Science 64, 2833-2855. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

336. Jame, Russel, and Qing Tong, 2014, Industry-based style investing, Journal of Financial Markets 19, 110-130. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

337. Jung, Michael J., M. H. Franco Wong, and X. Frank Zhang, 2015, Analyst Interest as an

Early Indicator of Firm Fundamental Changes and Stock Returns, Accounting Review 90, 1049-1078. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

338. Kadan, Ohad, Leonardo Madureira, Rong Wang, and Tzachi Zach, Forthcoming, Sell-Side Analysts' Benchmarks, The Accounting Review.

339. Karadas, Serkan, and Jorida Papakroni, Forthcoming, Local predictive ability of analyst recommendations, Review of Financial Economics

340. Kecskes, Ambrus, Roni Michaely, and Kent L. Womack, 2017, Do Earnings Estimates Add

Value to Sell-Side Analysts' Investment Recommendations?, Management Science 63, 1855-1871. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

341. Koo, David S., Julie Wu, and P. Eric Yeung, contemporary Accounting Research 34, 1547-1579. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

342. Kovacs, Tunde, 2016, Intra-Industry Information Transfers and the Post-Earnings Announcement Drift, Contemporary Accounting Research 33, 1549-1575. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

343. Liu, Alfred Zhu, and Richard Schneible, 2017, Analysts' experience and interpretation of discretionary accruals in predicting future earnings, Advances in Accounting 38, 88-98. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

344. Loh, Roger K.and Rene M. Stulz, 2018, s Sell-Side Research More Valuable in Bad Times?, Journal of Finance 73, 959-1013. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)


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345. Loyeung, Anna, 2019, The Role Of Boutique Financial Advisors In Mergers And Acquisitions, Australian Journal of Management 44, 212-247. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

346. MacKinnon, Sarah Kate, and Ryan Kruger, 2014, Factors influencing changes in analyst consensus recommendations: evidence from the Johannesburg stock exchange, The Journal of Applied Business Research 30: 959-970.

347. Marcet, Francisco, 2017, Analyst coverage network and stock return comovement in emerging

markets, Emerging Markets Review 32, 1-27. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION) 348. Merkley, Kenneth, Roni Michaely, and Joseph Pacelli, 2017, Does the Scope of the Sell-Side

Analyst Industry Matter? An Examination of Bias, Accuracy, and Information Content of Analyst Reports, Journal of Finance 72, 1285-1334. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

349. Nadkarni, Sucheta, Lingling Pan, and Tianxu Chen, 2019, Only Timeline Will Tell: Temporal Framing Of Competitive Announcements And Rivals' Responses, Academy of Management Journal 62, 117-143. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

350. Narayan, Paresh Kumar, and Deepa Bannigidadmath, 2015, Are Indian stock returns predictable?, Journal Of Banking & Finance 58, 506-531. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

351. Narayan, Paresh Kumar, Dinh Hoang Bach Phan, and Deepa Bannigidadmath, 2017, Is the profitability of Indian stocks compensation for risks?, Emerging Markets Review 31, 47-64. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

352. Park, Sung Jun, and Taehyun Kim, 2019, Seeking a Better Portfolio with Industry Recommendations, Global Economic Review 48, 46-62. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

353. Peterson, Kyle, Roy Schmardebeck, and T. Jeffrey Wilks, 2015, The Earnings Quality and

Information Processing Effects of Accounting Consistency, Accounting Review 90, 2483-2514. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

354. Roger, Tristan, 2018, The coverage assignments of financial analysts, accounting And Business Research 48, 651-673. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

355. Rodger, James A., Ganesh Bhatt, Pankaj Chaudhary, Germaine Kline, and William McCloy, 2015, The Impact of Business Expertise on Information System Data and Analytics Resilience (ISDAR) for Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity: An Exploratory Study, Intelligent Information Management 7, 223-229.

356. Saastamoinen, Jani, Hannu Ojala, and Kati Pajunen, 2018, Analyst Characteristics and the

Level of Critical Perception of Goodwill Accounting, Australian Accounting Review 28, 538-555. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)

357. Vorst, Patrick, and Teri Lombardi Yohn, 2018, Life Cycle Models and Forecasting Growth and Profitability. The Accounting Review 93, 357-381.

358. Wang, Lie-Huey Wang, 2018, Which Firm Characteristics Affect Foreign Analyst Coverage? Evidence from the Taiwan Stock Market, Journal of Mathematical Finance 8, 64-85.

359. Wu, Cen, and Qingquan Tang, Forthcoming, Reward meritocracy or nepotism: The case of independent financial advisors appointed by Chinese listed companies, China Journal of Accounting Research


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360. Yakis-Douglas, Basak, Duncan Angwin, and Kwangwon Ahn, 2017. Opening M&A Strategy to Investors: Predictors and Outcomes of Transparency during Organisational Transition, Long Range Planning 50, 411-422. (WEB OF SCIENCE CITATION)/

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