Jiangze Du

Asymmetric Extreme Responses of Stock Market Resilience to Decomposed Oil Price Shocks

Jiangze Du, zihan yan, Kin Keung Lai

Can the Directors’ and Officers’ Liability Insurance Enhance Corporate Information Transparency?

Zihan Yan, F. Liu, Jiangze Du, Xuan Wang

Accurate and standardized disclosure of corporate information is fundamental to maintaining orderly capital markets by mitigating information asymmetry and promoting efficient resource allocation. Directors’ and Officers’ (D&O) Liability Insurance serves as both a motivation-enhancing mechanism and an instrument of oversight, positively influencing …

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How do executives respond to biodiversity risk? Evidence from opportunistic stock selling

Jiangze Du, Yuan‐Teng Hsu, Dien Giau Bui

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Common Institutional Ownership and Corporate Green Transition: Promotion or Inhibition?

Yingjian Su, Jiangze Du

In recent decades, China’s rapid economic growth has been accompanied by increasingly severe environmental challenges. To address these issues and achieve sustainable development, enterprises have actively pursued green transition and technological upgrades. This study explores the relationship between common institutional ownership and …

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Can “environmental protection fee to tax” reduce carbon emissions? Evidence from China

Jiangze Du, Zhiwei Li, Guoping Shi, Wang Bin

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Classification of FinTech Patents by Machine Learning and Deep Learning Reveals Trends of FinTech Development in China

Hao Wang, Xizhuo Chen, Jiangze Du, Kin Keung Lai

The development of the financial industry and its integration with information technology have promoted FinTech innovation. China is a major contributor to FinTech innovation, but few studies have systematically summarized FinTech innovation and development in China from the perspective of patents. This …

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The Effects of Price Dispersion on Sales in the Automobile Industry: A Dynamic Panel Analysis

Ya-Ling Chiu, Jiangze Du, Jying‐Nan Wang

Price dispersion is an important indicator of pricing strategy and market efficiency. However, the relationship between price dispersion and sales has not been explored, especially for durable goods such as automobiles. In this study, we use a unique data set from Autohome …

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The Role of Sentiment Tendency in Affecting Review Helpfulness for Durable Products: Nonlinearity and Complementarity

Jin Li, Yulan Zhang, Jiangze Du, Jianping Li

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Do Critical Reviews Affect Box Office Revenues Through Community Engagement and User Reviews?

Ya-Ling Chiu, Jiangze Du, Yide Sun, Jying‐Nan Wang

With advances in technology and the popularity of the Internet, consumers increasingly rely on various sources of electronic word-of-mouth (eWOM), such as online user reviews and critical reviews, in their decision-making processes. Despite general consensus on the importance of eWOM and the …

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Analysis of stock markets risk spillover with copula models under the background of Chinese financial opening

Jiangze Du, Xizhuo Chen, Jincheng Gong, Xiao Lin et autres

Abstract This article adopts the new point of view on dynamic time‐varying based research, combined with the Copula and CoVaR model, to analyse the risk spillover effect of mainland China, Hong Kong and the US stock markets as well as the multi‐dimensional …

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The reaction of energy markets to regional conflict: evidence from event study approach

Jiangze Du, Zhiwei Li, Jun Wang

This article explores the impact of the Russia-Ukraine conflict on energy markets by using the event study approach. The analysis of the average abnormal returns (AARs) and cumulative average abnormal returns (CAARs) before and after the launch of the ‘special military operation’ …

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Has the Propensity to Pay Dividends Declined? Evidence from the US Banking Sector

Shaojie Lai, Qīng Wáng, Jiangze Du, Shuwen Pi

This article examines the propensity to pay dividends in the U.S banking sector during 1973–2014. Although the propensity to pay dividends has been declining over the 52 years of our sample period, banks are consistently more likely to pay dividends than non-financial …

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