Determinants of Stock Liquidity: Forward-Looking Information, Corporate Governance, and Asymmetric Information

Corporate governance under asymmetric information: Theory and evidence

Asymmetric Information and Liquidity Provision

The presence of information asymmetry increases the probability that a potential predator will provide liquidity rather than engaging in predatory trading during liquidation by a distressed trader. More information asymmetry is associated with lower expected losses from liquidation for the distressed trader in illiquid markets. There is a negative correlation between the degree of information a...

Determinants of Intra-Day Stock Price Change and Asymmetric Information∗

This paper presents a synthesized model of asymmetric information. An empirical analysis of more than 1,400 NYSE common stocks shows that trade direction is more important than volume in revealing the asymmetry. There is also evidence to suggest that signed duration reflects informed trading activity. We use the proposed measure of information asymmetry to study daily changes in the level of in...

Corporate governance and forward-looking disclosure: Evidence from China

This paper investigates the association between a range of corporate governance mechanisms and forward-looking disclosure (FLD) in a low information environment: the Chinese stock markets. It finds that the implementation of certain monitoring and control mechanisms, such as financial expertise on audit committees and independent directors on the board of directors, can improve the extent of FL...

Corporate Governance and Information Security