OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of European Financial Management is 3. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-02-01 to 2025-02-01.)

Article	Citations
Environmental tax incentives and corporate environmental behaviour: An unintended consequence from a natural experiment in China	126
Issue Information: European Financial Management 5/2021	72
Issue Information: European Financial Management 2/2021	42
A game of thrones—Dynamics of internal CEO succession and outcome	40
Picking a thorny rose: Optimal trading with spread‐based return predictability	39
Issue Information: European Financial Management 3/2022	25
Does innovation drive mergers and acquisitions in the financial sector?	23
Catering and cash savings	18
Manacled short sellers and return premium: New evidence	17
Do boutique investment banks have the Midas touch? Evidence from M&As	13
Are enhanced index funds enhanced?	13
Are financial derivatives related to intra‐entities' tax aggressiveness? UK evidence	12
Issue Information: European Financial Management 3/2023	12
Enhanced indexing and selectivity theory	12
Systemic risk and centrality: The role of interactions	11
Aggregate volatility risk and momentum returns	11
Crisis risk and risk management	11
Labor unemployment risk and firm risk	10
An announcement effect in reverse? Evidence from cash‐settled convertible bonds	9
Economic uncertainty: Mispricing and ambiguity premium	9
How to green the European auto ABS market? A literature survey	8
Investing for retirement: Terminal wealth constraints or a desired wealth target?	7
Hedge inflation risk of specific purpose guarantee funds	7
Mergers and acquisitions research in finance and accounting: Past, present, and future	7
Sentiment‐scaled CAPM and market mispricing	7

The Banking Union and evidence on bail‐ins and bailouts	6
Do customers matter in currency hedging policies? Evidence from product warranties	6
Short‐selling restriction and return predictability: Evidence from China	6
Can quantitative investment improve market efficiency?—Evidence from China	6
Forecasting high‐frequency excess stock returns via data analytics and machine learning	6
Seven myths of ESG	6
Misconduct risks, legal enforcement and venture capital networks	6
Unnatural selection of outside directors: Consequences of Japanese corporate governance reforms	6
The impact of social media influencers on the financial market performance of firms	6
IQ and corporate insiders’ decisions to time insider and outsider trading	5
Financial Regulators on Boards: Evidence From Earnings Information Quality	5
Multiple large shareholders, blockholder trading and stock price crash risk	5
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Flotation costs of seasoned equity offerings: Does corporate social responsibility matter?	5
The influence of cultural tightness–looseness, religiosity, and the institutional environment on tax evasion behaviour: A cross‐country study	5
Credit variance risk premiums	5
Can ESG activities stabilise IPO prices? Evidence from the Hong Kong stock market	4
The Economic Consequences of Social Unrest: Evidence from Initial Public Offerings	4
Issue Information: European Financial Management 01/2025	4
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Information asymmetry, east–west cultural differences, and divergence in investor reactions	4
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Flexibility in share repurchases: Evidence from UK	4
The influence of incoming CEOs	4
Investor sentiment and the risk–return relation: A two‐in‐one approach	4
Idiosyncratic risk and debt maturity dispersion	4
SME investment and financing under asymmetric information	4
The brown side of firm flexibility	4
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Earnouts: The real value of disagreement in mergers and acquisitions	3
The determinants of banks' AT1 CoCo spreads	3
Short selling bans and price responses in a multimarket setting	3
Engaged ETFs and firm performance	3
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Optimal equity valuation using multiples: The number of comparable firms	3
Company name fluency and acquisition target analysis	3
Lead independent director and earnings management	3
Arbitrage asymmetry, mispricing and the illiquidity premium	3
Industrial heterogeneity, governance structure and firm value	3
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Issue Information: European Financial Management 4/2022	3
Identifying greenwashing in corporate‐social responsibility reports using natural‐language processing	3
PhD CEOs and firm performance	3
CEOs' general managerial skills and corporate risk taking subject to the moderator of CEO tenure	3
Issue Information: European Financial Management 4/2024	3
Determinants and effects of trade credit financing: Evidence from the maritime shipping industry	3
Issue Information: European Financial Management 3/2021	3
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