This paper examine the influence of green bond issuance on institutional shareholdings in Chinese market. Green bonds are fixed income securities whose proceeds earmarked to finance environmentally friendly projects. study reveals that issuing can positively affect number shares owned by investors issuers.

Based on the premise that non-trading reflects illiquidity, we hypothesize that managers use stock splits to attract more uninformed trading so that market makers can provide liquidity services at lower costs, which increases investors’ trading propensity and improves liquidity. The improvement allows investors to face reduced liquidity risk and require a lower liquidity premium, which in turn ...

The European Union’s Blue Growth Strategy is a long term strategy to support sustainable growth in the marine and maritime sectors, aiming to contribute to innovation and economic growth (European Commission, 2012). The EU sees the financial sector as a key partner to bring about transition to sustainable consumption and production. However, knowledge about investment behavior, experience with ...

The aim of this research paper was to determine the role of urban space design on cities competitiveness in the process of globalization. In the era of globalization and with the rush of investors to find attractive places for investment, cities are becoming the focal points for investors and the urban managers, who need to present a variety of attractions to draw financial capital and be able ...

The collapse of so many AAA-rated structured ...nance products in 2007-2008 has brought renewed attention to the causes of ratings failures and the con‡icts of interest in the Credit Ratings Industry. We provide a model of competition among Credit Ratings Agencies (CRAs) in which there are three possible sources of con‡icts: 1) the CRA con‡ict of interest of understating credit risk to attract ...

a r t i c l e i n f o Keywords: Trading volume Buy–sell imbalance Financial crisis We confirm that investors in different categories have different trading patterns caused by attention-grabbing factors. Stocks with extreme one-day returns catch the attention of both individual and institutional investors. Individual investors are net buyers of losers whereas institutional investors are net buye...