European Financial Management

Papers
(The TQCC of European Financial Management is 5. 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 2021-09-01 to 2025-09-01.)
ArticleCitations
Can quantitative investment improve market efficiency?—Evidence from China187
Issue Information: European Financial Management 4/202489
Issue Information: European Financial Management 4/202268
Arbitrage asymmetry, mispricing and the illiquidity premium62
Can ESG activities stabilise IPO prices? Evidence from the Hong Kong stock market45
Lead independent director and earnings management44
Executive Equity‐Based Compensation and Tournament Incentives39
Correction to “The Impact of Credit Reforms on Bank Loans and Firm Leverage Around the World”33
Restraining Overconfident CEOs Through Credit Ratings24
Euro area banks' interest rate risk exposure to level, slope and curvature swings in the yield curve24
Charity Experience of Directors and Corporate Social Responsibility: Global Evidence24
Sustainable Portfolio Construction via Machine Learning: ESG, SDG and Sentiment19
Spillovers of PE investments18
Issue Information: European Financial Management 03/202518
I will trade, just not today: Individual investor trading activity around birthdays17
Ordeal by innocence in the big‐data era: Intended data breach disclosure, unintended real activities manipulation16
Voting in the Stock Market–Retail Investor Preferences During COVID‐1915
Bank Technology M&As and Market Valuation: Lessons From the COVID‐19 Shock14
Embracing the Future or Buying Into the Bubble: Do Sophisticated Institutions Invest in Crypto Assets?14
What Can Individual Investors Learn From Posting? Evidence From a Fintech Platform in China14
The performance of socially responsible investments: A meta‐analysis13
Bond Fund Herding and Corporate Bond Issuance12
The market impact of systemic risk capital surcharges12
Time Zone Difference and Equity Market Price Efficiency Post‐Earnings Announcements12
Married CEOs and stock price crash risk12
Gender, workplace preferences and firm performance: Looking through the glass door12
Financial uncertainty and stock market volatility11
Coordinated monitoring and mergers and acquisitions10
Institutional investor distraction and innovation10
Should Firms Avoid Relying on Key Employees? Evidence From Inventors10
The role of inventory in firm resilience to the Covid‐19 pandemic9
The impact of blockchain on firms' environmental and social performance9
Has European corporatism delivered? A survey with preliminary evidence9
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Lending quality and contracts enforcement reforms9
De‐branching, too‐much‐branching, and cost of debt of SMEs in Slovakia9
The Effects of Prudential Regulation on Corporate Acquisitions: The Insurance Industry Case9
Issue Information: European Financial Management 2/20239
Green SPACs9
Systemic risk and centrality: The role of interactions8
Tracing environmental sustainability footprints in cross‐border M&A activity8
Short‐selling restriction and return predictability: Evidence from China8
CEO Connectedness and Firm Transparency8
Catering and cash savings8
Taken as an Exploiting Tool: When ESOPs Meet Controlling Shareholders' Share Pledging in an Emerging Market8
Influence of endogenous reference points on the selling decisions of retail investors7
Forecasting high‐frequency excess stock returns via data analytics and machine learning7
Information asymmetry, east–west cultural differences, and divergence in investor reactions7
ESG Ratings Disagreement and Trading Behaviour7
Greening the Ties: Exploring Political Influence on Green Innovation in China7
Industrial heterogeneity, governance structure and firm value6
The influence of incoming CEOs6
Like a moth to a flame: Do stock market bubbles exacerbate credit risks of peer‐to‐peer lending?6
Social networks and managerial rent‐seeking: Evidence from executive trading profitability6
Build, buy or partner? The relative performance of an acquisitive strategy6
Buy the dip?6
SME investment and financing under asymmetric information6
ESG disclosure, CEO power and incentives and corporate risk‐taking6
Option compensation, dynamic investment and capital structure6
Benefit corporation certification and financial performance: Capital structure matters6
Extreme risk dependence between green bonds and financial markets6
Foreign versus domestic SPACs in the US Market6
Modelling failure rates with machine‐learning models: Evidence from a panel of UK firms6
CEOs' general managerial skills and corporate risk taking subject to the moderator of CEO tenure6
When Do Optimistic CEOs Enhance Firm Value?6
Machine learning methods in finance: Recent applications and prospects6
Orderbook demand for corporate bonds6
Does social capital foster sustainable investment?5
Issue Information: European Financial Management 2/20225
Firm‐level exposure to trade policy shocks: A multidimensional measurement approach5
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