OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The H4-Index of Borsa Istanbul Review is 35. 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 2022-06-01 to 2026-06-01.)

Article	Citations
Hedging Bitcoin with conventional assets	575
Network readiness, financial inclusion, and sustainable development goals: Insights from a clustering approach	193
The impact of religious announcements on stock prices and investment decisions on the Saudi stock exchange	181
Risk or resilience? Assessing the impact of climate policy uncertainty on MENA stock markets: A ST-VECM analysis	162
Dimensions of global financial inclusion and their impact on the achievement of the United Nations Development Goals	136
Decoding digital signals: AI sentiment and financial performance at İslamic banks	127
The GCC's regional roller coaster: Do regional factors affect stock market dynamics in the GCC Region? Evidence from non-parametric quantile regression	126
How does environmental, social, and governance (ESG) performance determine investment mix? New empirical evidence from BRICS	100
ESG, dividend payout policy and the moderating role of audit quality: Empirical evidence from Western Europe	97
Financial literacy and decision-making: The impact of knowledge gaps on financial outcomes	87
Quantile-based extended joint connectedness between trade policy uncertainty and GCC Islamic stock sectoral volatility	84
Does cross-listing on the Hong Kong stock exchange affect Chinese firms’ green innovation? New evidence	83
Editorial Board	78
Connected but fragile: Fund-to-fund holdings and redemptions	71
From safe-haven to industrial driver: The influence of gold and precious metals on manufacturing growth in Türkiye	71
A feasible approach to projecting household demand for the digital ruble in Russia	62
Family businesses in the GCC: What drives their capital structure?	59
Idiosyncratic risk puzzle and its pricing: Do firm characteristics matter? Evidence of BRICS countries	57
Sustainability performance and board compensation in Japan and ASEAN-5 countries	55
Do ownership structure and governance matter in asset allocation decisions of Islamic and conventional mutual funds? Empirical evidence from Pakistan	55
Sustainability and profitability: The ESG impact on eurozone emission-intensive sectors	55
Factors affecting the credibility of islamic banking Sharī’ah approvals: Perception-based empirical study	50
Shielding against oil shocks: Contagion dynamics in Islamic versus conventional markets	48
The monitoring role of pension fund ownership in ESG firm controversies	47
Can financial literacy training improve financially responsible behavior? Experimental evidence from Turkish undergraduates	47

Global risk factors and the time-varying connectedness between clean and dirty cryptocurrencies	47
Shadow banking Regulation and the stock price synchronicity --A quasi-natural experiment based on China's new asset management regulation	43
Impact of climate transition and physical risks on clean–dirty stock connectedness across market conditions	42
The impact of control structures on firm value	42
Does Islamic Financial Development Foster Environmental Sustainability? A Nonlinear Perspective from Leading Dual-Banking Systems	42
The relationship between long-term portfolio investments and growth in the context of asset characteristics and development level	40
Antigambling interventions and corporate financialization: Evidence from China	38
A novel distance-based moving average model for improvement in the predictive accuracy of financial time series	37
Multidimensional connectedness among the fourth industrial revolution assets	35
Do private placements exacerbate the degree of asset mispricing? A study based on theories of information asymmetry and signaling	35
Inverted U-shaped dynamics of capital structure and firm value: Evidence from an emerging market	35
The relationship between employee experience and employee engagement with the moderating role of positive affect in finance sector	35