Stock market reaction to the French snap legislative election
This paper provides the first empirical evidence of the French stock market reaction to the recent French snap legislative election amid growing concern about the rise of the Far Right in France.
Exploring the impact of climate change on traditional and energy cryptocurrencies: A cross-sectional approach
Cryptocurrencies have experienced a dramatic rise in popularity, evolving into major financial instruments. However, this surge has intensified concerns regarding environmental impact, particularly their energy consumption and carbon emissions.
Chinese stock market performance and natural disasters
In this article, we investigate the impact of natural disasters on Chinese stock market performance over the period from 2017 to 2023.
ESG and sustainable development: Evidence from DCC-GARCH R2 decomposed connectedness measures
This research investigates the time-varying connectedness between ESG, global environment, green economy, clean energy and energy innovation. Employing the novel DCC-GARCH R2 decomposed connectedness technique, findings show that dynamic total connectedness varies over time.
How do banks respond to violence?
In this article, we investigate how banks are exposed to violence and how they respond to it. Specifically, we investigate how non-performing loans and customers’ demand for liquidity react to violence. Then, we assess the impact of violence on banks’ liquidity and loan maturity.
Shareholder wealth effects of corporate sustainability reporting regulations
In this article, we investigate the impact of the European Union (EU)’s corporate sustainability reporting regulations (i.e., CSRD and ESRS) adoption events on EU firms' stock market performance.
Striking the Right Balance: How Sanctions for Customer Misbehavior Affect Fairness Perceptions and Hotel Rebooking Intentions