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The Operating Performance of Firms that Switch their Stock ListingsNickolaos G. TravlosALBA Graduate Business School George J. PapaioannouHofstra University - Department of Finance K.G.Hofstra University - Department of Finance Journal of Financial Research, Forthcoming Abstract: In this article we examine the operating performance of stocks that switch from Nasdaq to the American Stock Exchange (AMEX) or the New Stock Exchange (NYSE) and from AMEX to the NYSE. Specifically, we investigate whether post-listing operating performance is consistent with the reported negative long-term drift of post-listing stock returns and whether there is evidence of self-selection of the listing time. We find evidence of negative post-listing changes in operating return on assets and sales, which, on a match-adjusted basis, are significant for the relatively small Nasdaq stocks switching to AMEX. We also find evidence that firms self-select the time of listing changes.
JEL Classification: G10, G14 Accepted Paper SeriesDate posted: February 4, 2003Suggested CitationContact Information
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