OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The H4-Index of International Review of Financial Analysis is 77. 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 2021-09-01 to 2025-09-01.)

Article	Citations
Foundation-controlled firms and CEO compensation	606
Should Basel-style liquidity requirements be set countercyclically? Evidence from a numerical analysis	490
Does corporate culture impact tax shelter? A machine learning approach	439
Speaking business: A systematic literature review of linguistic structures and financial reporting behavior	423
Exploring the source of the financial performance in Chinese banks: A risk-adjusted decomposition approach	395
Subsidiary financing choices: The roles of institutional distances from home countries	314
Bank affiliation and mutual funds’ trading strategy distinctiveness	288
Digitalization and banks' efficiency: Evidence from a European analysis	245
Government open data and corporate supply chain concentration	233
The power of religion: Islamic investing in the lab	232
Predicting equity premium out-of-sample by conditioning on newspaper-based uncertainty measures: A comparative study	213
Corporate social responsibility and the choice of payment method in mergers and acquisitions	191
Cybersecurity and executive compensation: Can inside debt-induced risk aversion improve cyber risk management effectiveness?	169
Chaos, overfitting and equilibrium: To what extent can machine learning beat the financial market?	161
Depositor market discipline: New evidence from selling failed banks	161
Risk factors disclosure and corporate philanthropy	157
A conditional higher-moment CAPM	156
Effects of inflation and macroprudential policies on bank risk: Evidence from emerging economies	146
Strategy choices in strategic risk-taking: Does climate risk matter?	145
Can digital inclusive finance narrow the internal and external wage gaps in enterprises?	142
Ambiguity and asset pricing: An empirical investigation for an emerging market	140
Natural disaster experiences and household entrepreneurship: Evidence from China	140
Concealment and detection: The influence of management tone on analyst forecast revisions	140
In government-supported academic institutions we trust: Enterprise postdoctoral programmes and stock liquidity	138
Sustainability arbitrage pricing of ESG derivatives	136

Multinational corporations and share pledging of the controlling shareholder	131
Trade debts and bank lending in years of crisis	131
Can parental financial literacy enhance children's higher education opportunities?	130
Micro Mechanisms Driving China's Clean Energy Flourish: Business Expansion and Financing	129
Retailers' risk attitudes and the value of cooperation in supply chain finance under investment-loan linkage financing	123
Good volatility, bad volatility, and the cross section of cryptocurrency returns	119
Corrigendum to “Specialization in bank lending and firm deleveraging: Evidence from China” [International Review of Financial Analysis; Volume103 (2025) Start page–End page/Article Number 104188]	119
Evolutionary game analysis of digital inclusive finance for high-quality development of small and medium-sized enterprises	118
2024 U.S. presidential elections: An event study for U.S. and non-U.S. fossil fuel and renewable listed firms	116
Does information transmission alleviate the salience bias of fund managers?	114
Does the connectedness among fossil energy returns matter for renewable energy stock returns? Fresh insights from the Cross-Quantilogram analysis	114
Information interaction among institutional investors and stock price crash risk based on multiplex networks	113
Uncertainty and cryptocurrency returns: A lesson from turbulent times	112
How active is your (nominally) actively managed quantitative fund?	112
Fund trading divergence and performance contribution	110
Multiscale risk spillovers among critical mineral markets - insights from conditional and aggregated connectedness approach	109
The effects of overnight events on daytime trading sessions	106
Transforming banking: Examining the role of AI technology innovation in boosting banks financial performance	104
Retracted: Towards sustainable development: How does ESG performance promotes corporate green transformation	104
Sustainability indices nexus: Green economy, ESG, environment and clean energy	102
Climate risk and bank liquidity creation: International evidence	99
Empty pledges and powerless conventions: How transition climate risks are disrupting financial markets?	99
Does investor attitude toward carbon neutrality affect stock returns in China?	98
Dynamic spillovers between leading cryptocurrencies and derivatives tokens: Insights from a quantile VAR approach	98
Temperature and trading behaviours	97
University shareholding and corporate innovation: Evidence from China	96
Institutional environment and qualified foreign institutional investors' trust in auditing	94
Information connectedness of international crude oil futures: Evidence from SC, WTI, and Brent	92
Impact and moderating mechanism of corporate tax avoidance on firm value from the perspective of corporate governance	92
CEO war trauma and corporate tax avoidance	92
Financial flexibility, firm performance, and financial distress: A comparative study of China and the U.S. during pandemics	90
Risk culture in corporate innovation	90
Corporate social irresponsibility: The relationship between ESG misconduct and the cost of equity	90
Heterogeneous impacts of climate change news on China's financial markets	88
Asset redeployability and firm value amidst the COVID-19 pandemic: A real options perspective	88
Tax incentives, supply chain spillovers, and enterprise technological innovation	88
Attention to biodiversity and stock returns	86
Does geopolitical risk affect firms' idiosyncratic volatility? Evidence from China	86
Hunting the quicksilver: Using textual news and causality analysis to predict market volatility	85
Greening the future: How green manufacturing shapes corporate environmental and ESG success	85
Supply chain financing, digital financial inclusion and enterprise innovation: Evidence from China	84
Herding and market volatility	84
Which is more important in stock market forecasting: Attention or sentiment?	84
Challenges to corporate supply chain stability under the trend of expert power concentration	83
Do central bankers' characteristics matter for Africa? Ethnic favoritism, fractionalization, and inflation	82
Stock price default boundary: A Black-Cox model approach	81
Not all bank systemic risks are alike: Deposit insurance and bank risk revisited	81
Politics and Robots	80
Short-run disequilibrium adjustment and long-run equilibrium in the international stock markets: A network-based approach	80
Market distraction and near-zero daily volatility persistence	78

Tracking investor gambling intensity	78
Information content and sentiment: the role of environmental disclosure in stock price crash risk	77
Is there more to asset price linkages in China than meets the eye: Cross-asset momentum and the role of hybrid funds	77
Official environmental credit evaluation and corporate debt concentration	77