Asia-Pacific Journal of Financial Studies

Papers
(The TQCC of Asia-Pacific Journal of Financial Studies is 2. 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 2020-03-01 to 2024-03-01.)
ArticleCitations
FinTech, Lending and Payment Innovation: A Review68
ESG and Stock Price Crash Risk: Role of Financial Constraints*38
Liquidity Management During the Covid‐19 Pandemic*25
Bank Liquidity Creation, Regulations, and Credit Risk25
Controversial Industries, Regional Differences, and Risk: Role of CSR*21
Media Coverage of Environmental Pollution and the Investment of Polluting Companies*15
Sustainable Finance: ESG/CSR, Firm Value, and Investment Returns*14
Female Directors' Foreign Experience and Environmental and Sustainable Performance*14
Corporate Social Responsibility, Product Strategy, and Firm Value12
International Market Integration: A Survey10
The Impact of Directors’ Foreign Experience on Environmental Information Disclosure: Evidence from Heavily Polluting Chinese Firms10
When Do Foreign Institutional Blockholders Passively Promote Firm Innovation in a Local Market? Evidence from Korea7
The Mediating Effect of Internal Control for the Impact of Institutional Shareholding on Corporate Financial Performance*6
Information Risk and Debtholders’ Mispricing by Considering Audit Quality*6
A Survey of Asian Family Business Research*6
Market Reactions to Central Bank Interest Rate Changes: Evidence from the Chinese Stock Market*6
Voluntary Audit Committees and Financial Reporting: Korean Evidence*6
Impact of Investor Sentiment on Stock Returns*6
Optimizing Pension Outcomes Using Target‐Driven Investment Strategies: Evidence from Three Asian Countries with the Highest Old‐Age Dependency Ratio*5
Analyst Recommendations, Herding Intensity, and Trading Performance*5
Media Coverage and Cash Holding Adjustment*5
Corporate Social Irresponsibility and Firm Value: International Evidence from Media Coverage5
Institutional Environment, State Ownership and Family Business Succession: Evidence from China*4
A New Metric of Market Underreaction to Earnings Announcements: An Empirical Test*4
Does the Market Listen to the Government? Evidence from China Central Television4
Do Analysts Account for Accruals? Evidence from the Insurance Industry*4
Does Differentiated Key Audit Matter in Unqualified Audit Reports Indicate Increased Financial Misstatement Risk? Evidence from China*3
The ex‐ante Effect of Law and Judicial Efficiency on Borrower Discouragement: An International Evidence3
Voluntary Disclosure and Rating Disagreement among Credit Rating Agencies: Evidence from Korea3
Examining Managerial Misbehavior in Asian Banks through Loan Loss Provisions*☆3
Is Informed Trading Different Across Investor Types?*2
Forecasting Korean Stock Returns with Machine Learning2
Value‐destroying Mergers: Evidence from Korean Business Groups*2
Media Coverage and Labor Investment Efficiency: Evidence from China*2
How Do Structural Oil Price Shocks Affect China's Investor Sentiment? The Critical Role of OPEC Oil Supply Shocks*2
Government–Business Relations and Corporate Cash Holdings: Evidence from China*2
Price Limit Expansion and Volatility: A Theoretical Perspective*2
Social Capital and Firm Innovation: Evidence from Cooperative Banking in Korea*2
Political Uncertainty and Corporate Social Responsibility in a Transition Economy2
Distinctive features of student borrowers and suboptimal investor decision‐making: Evidence from the P2P lending market2
Industry Specialization and Audit Quality: Evidence from Audit Firm Switches in China*2
Local Financial Agglomeration and Corporate Green Innovation*2
Corporate Social Responsibility Rating, Corporate Governance, and Financial Distress: Evidence from China2
Is Managerial Ability Associated with Capital Structure Adjustment Speed?*2
CEO Optimism and the Cost of Bank Debt2
How Can Local Policy Uncertainty Encourage Firm Innovation: A Competitive Advantage Channel*2
Firm Misvaluation and Corporate Social Responsibility*2
CSI Index Reconstitutions: A Quasi‐Natural Experiment in China*2
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