Corporate Financialization and Stock Price Crash Risk: Evidence From China’s Listed Companies

Based on the financial data of Chinese A-share listed firms for the period from 2008 to 2020, this paper explores the relationship between corporate financialization and stock price crash risk. Using the fixed effect model, this paper empirically tests the impact of the financialization of listed co...

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Main Author: Liu, Tingge
Format: Dissertation (University of Nottingham only)
Language:English
Published: 2022
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Online Access:https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/69984/
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description Based on the financial data of Chinese A-share listed firms for the period from 2008 to 2020, this paper explores the relationship between corporate financialization and stock price crash risk. Using the fixed effect model, this paper empirically tests the impact of the financialization of listed companies on the risk of stock price crashes. The regression results show that the increase in the level of corporate financialization increases the risk of stock price crashes. In the baseline results, the stock price crash risk will increase by about 9.76%-11.46% standard deviation for every increase of one standard deviation in corporate financial investment. In addition, the results of robustness checks of adding more control variables and using an instrumental approach are consistent with the baseline results.
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spelling nottingham-699842023-06-20T15:47:36Z https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/69984/ Corporate Financialization and Stock Price Crash Risk: Evidence From China’s Listed Companies Liu, Tingge Based on the financial data of Chinese A-share listed firms for the period from 2008 to 2020, this paper explores the relationship between corporate financialization and stock price crash risk. Using the fixed effect model, this paper empirically tests the impact of the financialization of listed companies on the risk of stock price crashes. The regression results show that the increase in the level of corporate financialization increases the risk of stock price crashes. In the baseline results, the stock price crash risk will increase by about 9.76%-11.46% standard deviation for every increase of one standard deviation in corporate financial investment. In addition, the results of robustness checks of adding more control variables and using an instrumental approach are consistent with the baseline results. 2022-11-01 Dissertation (University of Nottingham only) NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/69984/1/MSc%20Finance%20and%20Investment%20Research%20Dissertation_Tingge%20Liu%2020320664_%20University%20of%20Nottingham.pdf Liu, Tingge (2022) Corporate Financialization and Stock Price Crash Risk: Evidence From China’s Listed Companies. [Dissertation (University of Nottingham only)] Corporate financialization Stock price crash risk fixed effect model
spellingShingle Corporate financialization
Stock price crash risk
fixed effect model
Liu, Tingge
Corporate Financialization and Stock Price Crash Risk: Evidence From China’s Listed Companies
title Corporate Financialization and Stock Price Crash Risk: Evidence From China’s Listed Companies
title_full Corporate Financialization and Stock Price Crash Risk: Evidence From China’s Listed Companies
title_fullStr Corporate Financialization and Stock Price Crash Risk: Evidence From China’s Listed Companies
title_full_unstemmed Corporate Financialization and Stock Price Crash Risk: Evidence From China’s Listed Companies
title_short Corporate Financialization and Stock Price Crash Risk: Evidence From China’s Listed Companies
title_sort corporate financialization and stock price crash risk: evidence from china’s listed companies
topic Corporate financialization
Stock price crash risk
fixed effect model
url https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/69984/