Cross-listing flows under uncertainty: an international perspective
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2024
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Taylor and Francis Group
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Abstract
The impact of policy uncertainty on corporate decisions and strategies continues to receive significant interest in recent discussions. As a contribution, this study examines how economic policy uncertainty (EPU) in the domestic and global markets impacts corporate cross-listing decisions. To this end, we employ firm and country-level data from 1990 to 2016 from 13 countries. We implement a Granger Causality, Quantile on Quantile Regression (QQR), and Wavelet Coherence approaches and show that monthly local and global EPU influence the cross-listing decisions of firms, with stronger influence for firms from smaller domestic markets. We suggest that firms from smaller domestic markets seek more cross-listing in the face of high local EPU and reduce or avoid cross-listing during high global EPU periods. Our findings suggest that policy transparency could have important implications for current and future corporate decisions.
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Economic policy uncertainty, cross-listing, Granger Causality, Quantile on Quantile Regression, and Wavelet Coherence
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Agyemang A, Balli F, Gregory-Allen R, Balli HO. (2024). Cross-listing flows under uncertainty: an international perspective. Applied Economics. 56. 19. (pp. 2357-2374).