OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The H4-Index of Pacific-Basin Finance Journal is 47. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-08-01 to 2026-08-01.)

Article	Citations
Banking uncertainty and cash conversion cycle	322
Foreign branch and bank lending decisions: Evidence from high-risk borrowers	296
Editorial Board	153
Agreeing to disagree: Informativeness of sentiments in internet message boards	151
Demystifying COVID-19 policy actions: The case of inflation control in ASEAN	117
Momentum investing and a tale of intraday and overnight returns: Evidence from Taiwan	112
Restrictive bond covenants: Evidence from family firms in China	103
Is attention-based stock buying profitable? Empirical evidence from Chinese individual investors	92
Two-step price adjustments of IPO book building in Japan	92
Domestic liquidity of cross-listed stocks: Evidence from the ADR market	86
Digital empowered business environment and enterprise innovation: Evidence from China	79
Managerial discretion over initial earnings forecasts	78
Pricing family leadership: Evidence from audit fees	77
Forecasting Chinese stock market volatility with option-implied risk aversion: Evidence from extended realized EGARCH-MIDAS approach	77
Do multiple large shareholders matter in financial firms? Evidence from China	76
China's illiquidity premium: Due to risk-taking or mispricing?	73
An empirical evaluation of the salience-based asset pricing model: Evidence from Australia	71
Local urban investment bonds and the profitability of firms	69
Share pledge lending, monetary policy, and shadow banking nexus	68
Can strengthened financial regulation reduce monopsony power in superstar firms? Evidence from China's asset management reform	68
Clustering effects and spillover effects in major global government bond markets during the COVID-19 pandemic	65
Official visits and stock price crash risk	64
Does the investment-profitability correlation affect the factor premiums? Evidence from China	62
Managerial successions and family firms' access to trade credit financing: Evidence from China	62
Bank credit to SMEs in Japan: Evidence from normal times, the global financial crisis, and the COVID-19 crisis	60

Is company textual innovation disclosure effective? Evidence from China	60
Regulatory tightening and corporate risk-taking: Evidence from China's asset-management rules	59
When origins become liabilities: Restructured family firms and trade credit access	59
Insiders' stock pledging disclosures and credit ratings: Evidence from India	58
The role of customer stability in corporate trade credit provision	58
Forecasting VaRs via hybrid EVT with normal and non-normal filters: A comparative analysis from the Chinese stock market	58
Herd to repurchase	58
The effect of Tobin's q on investment in a bank-based financial system: Evidence from Japan	57
Can Fintech development improve the financial inclusion of village and township banks? Evidence from China	57
How retail investors affect the stock market?	55
The conjoint effects of corporate social responsibility performance and report tone on financial constraints: Evidence from China	53
Clan culture and corporate innovation	52
Individual defense and joint defense: A new defensive portfolio selection method based on stock network structure	52
Does transition finance policies persistently fuel green innovation in brown firms? Investigating the roles of ESG rating and bank connection	51
Editorial Board	49
Collateral reuse as a direct funding mechanism in repo markets	49
Ownership acceleration and the volume volatility-return link: Evidence from China	49
The nonlinear impact of oil price uncertainty on firm innovation: Evidence from China’s listed firms	48
Digital finance and science-based innovation: Evidence from Chinese leading manufacturing firms	48
The role of financial flexibility in corporate cash donations	48
Trend information and cross-sectional returns: The role of analysts	48
To fix or not to fix: The representativeness of the WM/R methodology that underpins the FX benchmark rates. A pre-registered report	47