Deadline Approaching: RCFS Winter Conference
The deadline to submit Registered Reports/Proposals on “Finance for the Greater Good” to the 2022 RCFS Winter Conference is only a week away! The deadline is December 5, 2021.
17th Financial Research Association Conference Decisions
The RCFS dual submission decisions for the 17th Financial Research Association Conference have been sent. If you submitted your paper as a dual submission and did not receive your decision email, please contact us.
Forthcoming Paper
“Equity Risk Premium Predictability from Cross-Sectoral Downturns” by Jose Afonso Faias and Juan Carlos Arismendi-Zambrano
RCFS Winter Conference Update
The paper submissions for the 2022 RCFS Winter Conference are now closed, but there is still time to submit a registered report! The deadline for Registered Reports/Proposals on “Finance for the Greater Good” is December 5, 2021.
Code Sharing Policy
The Review of Asset Pricing Studies is enacting a Code Sharing Policy for papers accepted for publication, which will be effective on January 1, 2022. The policy is available here.
Editor’s Choice 11(4)
The Editor’s Choice paper for 11(4) is “A Panel Regression Approach to Holdings-Based Fund Performance Measures” by Wayne Ferson and Junbo L. Wang. You can read the paper free online.
Editor’s Choice 34(12)
The Editor’s Choice paper for 34(12) is “Investors’ Attention to Corporate Governance” by Peter Iliev, Jonathan Kalodimos, and Michelle Lowry. You can read the paper free online.
Final Day to Submit Your Paper!
The deadline to submit a paper to the 2022 RCFS Winter Conference is today, November 19! For details, visit Call for Papers. The deadline for Registered Reports/Proposals on “Finance for the Greater Good” is December 5, 2021.
Forthcoming Papers
“Optimal Capital Structure with Imperfect Competition” by Egor Matveyev and Alexey Zhdanov “Cultural Diversities, Lending Relationships and the Cost of Credit: Evidence from Migration” by Giorgio Albareto, Maddalena Galardo, Paolo Emilio Mistrulli, and Bianca Sorvillo
Paper Spotlight: The Wisdom of Crowds in FinTech: Evidence from Initial Coin Offerings
Initial coin offerings are fast becoming a new type of crowdfunding for blockchain-related startups. In this type of offerings, an entrepreneur raises capital through the creation and selling of virtual currencies or “tokens,” which themselves give rights to their holders (for example, access to a platform). As is to be expected, there are severe problems of information asymmetry associated with these instruments… Read More »Paper Spotlight: The Wisdom of Crowds in FinTech: Evidence from Initial Coin Offerings