OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The H4-Index of Finance Research Letters is 88. 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 2022-08-01 to 2026-08-01.)

Article	Citations
Repo haircuts: Market practices and the impact of minimum requirements on leverage	485
Cross-country spillover effects of interest rate and credit constraint policies	475
Unveiling the Yin and Yang of expansionary monetary policy: Differential impact on inequality in China based on a national-level survey	443
Editorial Board	400
Invest in depth or breadth? The influence of multidisciplinary practices on the valuation and legitimation of living artists	373
Firm financialization: The role of policy inconsistency	349
How green screening influences risk transmission among stock-bond indices: Insight into the dependence structure	289
Does corporate social responsibility affect the performance of cross-border M&A of emerging market multinationals?	248
Does smart transformation in manufacturing promote enterprise value chain upgrades?	240
Correlation impulse response functions	240
Regional social capital and stock price crash risk: Evidence from the US	207
The impact of economic policy uncertainty on IPO underpricing: Evidence from China	199
Limit Order Book dynamics and order size modelling using Compound Hawkes Process	196
Risk spillovers among energy, metals, and agriculture commodity markets: A network perspective	196
Strategic IPO timing of technology innovation-driven enterprises: A differential game analysis of market returns, disclosure costs, and industry dynamics	191
The equity market response to climate change litigation	189
Are borrowing costs affected by audit market structure? Evidence from market concentration	181
A complementary valuation model and exit multiples	177
Small price bias in the cryptocurrency market. A cognitive bias revealed by emotions on social networks	177
Soybean futures responses to meteorological disaster risk —— Empirical evidence from the Chicago board of trade	174
Management buyouts in times of economic policy uncertainty	172
Learning about unprecedented events: Agent-based modelling and the stock market impact of COVID-19	172
How do Equity Investors Assess the Efficiency of Global Financial Institutions?	169
Does individual SREP results reveal real news?	168
Can prospect theory explain anomalies in the Chinese stock market?	164

Ecological rule of law, financial constraints, and investment in heavily polluting enterprises	162
Option pricing with a two-piece lognormal distribution	158
Green governance: The entry of green investors and stock liquidity	156
Market learning about the stand-alone value of the acquirer	154
Institutional investor stability, executive equity incentives, and corporate innovation	151
Demographic change and natural interest rate of China	150
Human capital and corporate social investment: The effect of public policy	149
Crowdsourced governance: From glassdoor insights to shareholder activism	148
Management's commitment to integrity and corporate financial risk	147
Does the introduction of CSR criteria into CEO incentive pay reduce their earnings management? The case of companies listed in the SBF 120	145
Correlation among climate risk, climate policy uncertainty, and carbon-intensive stock markets in China	144
Are gross financial inflows expansionary or contractionary? Evidence from emerging economies	141
Does stepping-back from IFRS pay off? Evidence from European unlisted firms’ cost of debt	140
Does 3D printing technology promote OFDI? Evidence from Chinese listed companies	139
Online public opinion and firm investment preferences	134
Climate variability and catastrophe bond premiums	133
Determinants of stock attention and behavioral preferences: Evidence from China's retail investors	127
Does tax policy affect corporate environmental investment?	125
Financing allocation efficiency and firm productivity: Evidence from a Chinese quasi-natural experiment	124
Belt and Road Initiative: Driving innovation in tech enterprises through global value chains	122
Management equity incentives, market dynamics, and corporate R&D investment	121
Investor sentiment and corporate earnings management	120
Bank efficiency and undesirable output: An analysis of non-performing loans in the Brazilian banking sector	120
Corporate credit risk and bond yield spreads: Market reactions to the spreads	119
Effects of enterprise viability on corporate green innovation performance	118
Chasing ghosts: the elusive ambiguity premium in U.S. equities	116
A look across the big pond and into the abyss — Performance of earnout deals in Europe and in times of crisis	115
Financial regulation, capital market stability, and occupational crime	113
Inspection supervision and corporate green total factor productivity	113
ESG disclosure inconsistency and tail risk	112
Regulatory reforms, share buyback and institutional monitoring of insider trading: Evidence from India	112
Credit availability, overinvestment, and corporate innovation capability	108
Comparative analysis of precious metals as hedges for clean energy stocks	106
Does managerial climate awareness affect green bond issuance? The moderating role of managerial myopia	106
How host country fintech levels affect cross-border M&A by Chinese companies	105
Corporate social anti-activism and firm stock price: Evidence from DEI program elimination	105
The role of gender in sales behaviour: Evidence from institutional financial brokerage	105
An analysis of how work stress affects employees' proactive work behavior: The moderating role of corporate financial support	104
Can the level of green consumption restrain listed companies’ “greenwashing” behavior? An analysis of the moderating effect of green credit	104
Financial market reaction to the end of the right-wing populist government: The case of Poland	104
Superstition-driven IPO anomaly: Chinese almanac evidence	102
How ESG engagement shapes firm life cycle progression: Evidence from U.S. data	102
The declining explanatory power of interest rates for stock market and business cycle dynamics	101
Can the intensity of environmental regulation enhance corporate risk-taking?	101
Political appointees and firms’ long-term capital market performance: Evidence from Central European countries	100
Evaluation of the operational efficiency of internal capital markets in state-owned enterprises using big data	100
Impact of nonagricultural employment on rural households’ financial resilience: Evidence from rural China	99
The governance effects of green investors: A perspective on reducing natural dependency	99
ESG performance and corporate financial distress: Evidence from China	98
Does customer concentration affect corporate risk-taking? Evidence from China	97

Media sentiment and corporate R&D manipulation	96
The impact of inclusive finance and education investment on new quality productivity: The nonlinear mediating effect of education development	95
Adjustment of U.S. Treasury yields to the cointegrating relationship amid high intrapersonal uncertainty	95
Dependences and dynamic spillovers across the crude oil and stock markets throughout the COVID-19 pandemic and Russia-Ukraine conflict: Evidence from the ASEAN+6	93
The impact of digital transformation on firm productivity: From the perspective of sustainable development	92
Digital economy, green total factor energy efficiency constraints and corporate resilience	92
Green gains: The impact of REITs' environmental performance on sustainability-linked loan interest rates	92
Capital market openness and bank credit risk: Evidence from listed commercial banks	91
Is it all about noise? Investor sentiment and risk nexus: evidence from China	91
Manual task intensity and male-female wage gap: Evidence from China	90
Establishment of environmental protection courts, green finance, and corporate operating performance	90
Bankruptcy court establishment and corporate risk-taking	89
Interconnected dynamics of sustainable cryptocurrencies: Insights from transfer entropy analysis	88
Green innovation, executives’ environmental awareness, and corporate value chain upgrading	88
Energy transition investments and carbon emissions: asymmetric and dynamic effects across developed and emerging economies	88
International tax incentives, cross-border research and development, and corporate innovation performance	88