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Spillover effects of mandatory portfolio disclosures on corporate investment
Jalal Sani
, Nemit Shroff, Hal White
Accountancy
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Spillover Effect
100%
Corporate Investment
100%
Disclosure Requirements
100%
Mandatory Portfolio Disclosure
100%
Portfolio Disclosure
100%
Opportunity to Learn
50%
Ability to Learn
50%
Private Information
50%
Stock Prices
50%
Investment Decisions
50%
Fund Managers
50%
Price Decline
50%
Managerial Incentives
50%
Firm Manager
50%
Difference-in-differences Design
50%
Investment Funds
50%
Managerial Ability
50%
Proprietary Costs
50%
SEC Regulation
50%
Investment Sensitivity
50%
Firm Stock Prices
50%
Portfolio Companies
50%
Stock Price Informativeness
50%
Investment-to-price Sensitivity
50%
Actively Managed Funds
50%
Mutual Fund Disclosure
50%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Stock Price
100%
Investment
100%
Spillover Effect
100%
Corporate Disclosure
66%
Incentives
33%
Private Information
33%
Investment Decision
33%
Ownership
33%
Difference-In-Differences
33%