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Governance Through Trading and Intervention: A Theory of Multiple Blockholders

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Does Litigation Encourage or Deter Real Earnings Management?
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Do Institutional Blockholders Influence Corporate Investment? Evidence from Emerging Markets
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Do Index Funds' Family Ties Benefit the Firms They Own?
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The Role of Option Markets in Shareholder Activism
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Does Board Diversity Affect Institutional Investor Preferences? Evidence from Latin America
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Stock Liquidity and Corporate Social Responsibility
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Blackrock vs Norway Fund at Shareholder Meetings: Institutional Investors’ Votes on Corporate Externalities
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Large Investors' Portfolio Composition and Firm Value
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Investors' Attention to Corporate Governance
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Nomination Committees and Corporate Governance: Lessons from Sweden and the UK
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Stock Market Liberalizations and Export Dynamics
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Stock Market Liberalizations and Export Dynamics
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Gender Diversity and Company Performance: Evidence from a Patriarchal Country
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Advising the Management: A Theory of Shareholder Engagement
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Walk the Line: Do Investors Reward Firms that Exploit Regulatory Grey Areas?
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Activism Pressure and the Market for Corporate Assets
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Holders of Last Resort: The Role of Index Funds and Index Providers in Divestment and Climate Change
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Punish One, Teach A Hundred: The Sobering Effect of Punishment on the Unpunished
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Large Shareholders and Financial Distress
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Institutional Investor Horizon and Firm Valuation Around the World
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Does Money Talk? Market Discipline through Selloffs and Boycotts
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The Firms’ Reaction to Changes in the Governance Preferences of Active Institutional Owners
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The Wall Street Stampede: Exit As Governance with Interacting Blockholders
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Trading for Good: How Active Mutual Funds Influence Corporate Social Responsibility Through Stock Trading
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The Performance-Activism Relation: Financial Reporting, Governance Transparency, and Activists' Strategic Target Selection
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Speaking With One Voice: Shareholder Collaboration on Activism
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Are Green Investors Green-Inducing? A Demand System Approach
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Corporate Governance in the Presence of Active and Passive Delegated Investment
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Institutional Investors and Corporate Governance
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Disclosures of CEO inside debt and the timing of new bond issuance
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Financial Dependence and Intensive Margin of Trade
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Sustainable Corporate Governance: The Role of the Law
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The Effect of Institutional Investor Portfolio Diversification on Corporate Diversification
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Does Options Trading Affect Managerial Incentives in Corporate Social Responsibility Investment?
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Monitoring Spillovers Between Competing Passive and Active Asset Managers
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Short-Selling Threats and Corporate Tax Policy: Evidence from Regulation SHO
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Does Modern Information Technology Attenuate Managerial Information Hoarding? Evidence from EDGAR Implementation
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Does Socially Responsible Investing Change Firm Behavior?
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The Information Advantage of Industry Common Owners and Its Stabilizing Effect on Stock Price Crash Risk
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Stock Liquidity Shocks and Banks' Risk-Taking Behaviour
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Does M&A Investment Respond to A Stock Liquidity Shock? Evidence from the 2016 Tick-Size Pilot
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Stock Market Liquidity and Loan Contracting
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Does Stakeholder Outrage Determine Executive Pay?
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Institutional Ownership and Corporate Greenhouse Gas Emissions: The Evidence from China
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Disloyal Managers and Corporate Social Responsibility
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Population Aging, Retail Investor Characteristics and Corporate Earnings Management
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Multiple large shareholder coalitions, institutional ownership and investment decisions: Evidence from cross-border deals in Latin America (Coaliciones de grandes accionistas, propiedad institucional y decisiones de inversión: Evidencia de fusiones y adquisiciones transfronterizas en América Latina)
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Externalities of Responsible Investments
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MIT Ph.D. Thesis: Three Essays in Financial Economics
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Common Owners as Active Monitors: A Theory of Rational Neglect
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Institutional Investor Impact across Asset Classes: Exit, Voice and/or Conditional (Re)Financing
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Common Ownership, Corporate Social Responsibility, and Their Value Implications
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Activist Manipulation Dynamics
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Chief Financial Officer Age and the Perverse Effect of Equity Incentives on Financial Misreporting
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Short-term Debt and Corporate Governance
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Stay Concentrated to Survive
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Strategic Disclosure, Primary Market Uncertainty, and Informed Trading
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CEO inside debt and the use of leverage as a takeover defense
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Why do Investors Vote Against Corporate Directors?
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Unlocking Strategic Alliances: The Role of Common Institutional Blockholders in Promoting Collaboration and Trust
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Disclosing green, acting gray: The effects of institutional investors on voluntary green disclosures and environmental performance
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Does Vote Trading Improve Voting Outcome?
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Value Relevance and Geographic Location: New Evidence
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Common Ownership and CEO Pay Duration
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Institutional Investors’ Behind-the-Scene Monitoring and ESG Disclosure
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How Does Digital Transformation Affect Corporate Innovation? Evidence from Chinese Listed Corporations
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Financial Market Structure and Corporate Liquidity Policy: A Laboratory of Dark Trading
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Employee Ownership and Stock Price Crash Risk
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Voting and Trading on Public Information
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Public Pension Funds and the Value of Political Connections: Evidence from Citizens United v. FEC
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Unlocking Strategic Alliances: The Role of Common Institutional Blockholders in Promoting Collaboration and Trust
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Walk Their ESG Talk? Socially Responsible Institutional Investors and Firm Innovations
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The Evolution of the Market for Corporate Control
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Information Spillovers and Cross Monitoring between the Stock Market and Loan Market
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Information Processing Cost, Block Ownership Formation and Investment Efficiency: Evidence from Xbrl Mandate
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Restrictive Bond Covenants: Evidence from Family Firms in China
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