SSRN Volatility Institute at NYU Shanghai (VINS) Conferences

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Early Peek Advantage? Efficient Price Discovery with Tiered Information Disclosure

Second Annual Volatility Institute at NYU Shanghai (VINS) 2016

Number of pages: 48 Posted: 30 Nov 2013 Last Revised: 27 Feb 2017

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Grace Xing Hu, Jun Pan and Jiang Wang

University of Hong Kong - School of Economics and Finance, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) - Economics, Finance, Accounting (EFA) and Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) - Sloan School of Management

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'Other People’s Money': The Trading Performance of Household Investors vs. Delegated Money Managers

28th Australasian Finance and Banking Conference, Second Annual Volatility Institute at NYU Shanghai (VINS) 2016

Number of pages: 58 Posted: 02 Mar 2015 Last Revised: 27 Feb 2017

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Wei Lu, Peter L. Swan and P. Joakim Westerholm

The University of New South Wales, University of New South Wales (UNSW Australia) and University of Sydney Business School

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Informed Trading Volume and Asset Prices: The Role for Aggressive Investors

Second Annual Volatility Institute at NYU Shanghai (VINS) 2016

Number of pages: 62 Posted: 06 May 2016 Last Revised: 23 May 2017

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Christian T. Lundblad, Zhishu Yang and Qi Zhang

University of North Carolina Kenan-Flagler Business School, Tsinghua University - School of Economics & Management and Durham University

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Private Information in the Chinese Stock Market: Evidence from Mutual Funds and Corporate Insiders

Second Annual Volatility Institute at NYU Shanghai (VINS) 2016, 29th Australasian Finance and Banking Conference 2016

Number of pages: 64 Posted: 12 Aug 2016

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Yeguang Chi

Shanghai Jiaotong University (SJTU) - Shanghai Advanced Institute of Finance

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Attention Allocation and Return Co-Movement: Evidence from Repeated Natural Experiments

Second Annual Volatility Institute at NYU Shanghai (VINS) 2016

Number of pages: 83 Posted: 20 Nov 2016 Last Revised: 03 Jul 2017

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Shiyang Huang, Yulin Huang and Tse-Chun Lin

The University of Hong Kong - School of Economics and Finance, The University of Hong Kong - Faculty of Business and Economics and The University of Hong Kong - Faculty of Business and Economics

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Are Chinese Investors Really Different? Evidence from Stock Splits in the U.S. and China

Second Annual Volatility Institute at NYU Shanghai (VINS) 2016

Number of pages: 45 Posted: 27 Feb 2017

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Sheridan Titman, Chishen Wei and Bin Zhao

University of Texas at Austin - Department of Finance, Singapore Management University - Lee Kong Chian School of Business and Shanghai Advanced Institute of Finance

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Communication and Comovement: Evidence from Online Stock Forums

Second Annual Volatility Institute at NYU Shanghai (VINS) 2016

Number of pages: 66 Posted: 30 Jun 2016

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Lei Jiang, Jinyu Liu and Baozhong Yang

Tsinghua University, University of International Business and Economics (UIBE) - School of Banking and Finance and Georgia State University - Robinson College of Business

There are 2 versions of this paper

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Conference Program: The Second Annual Volatility Institute at NYU Shanghai (VINS) Conference 2016 - 'The Role of Institutional and Retail Investors in Capital Markets'

Second Annual Volatility Institute at NYU Shanghai (VINS) Conference - 2016

Number of pages: 3 Posted: 01 Mar 2017

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VINS Conference Submitter

New York University (NYU) - Volatility Institute at NYU Shanghai (VINS)

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Asymmetric Networks of Global Volatility Spillovers

First Annual Volatility Institute at NYU Shanghai (VINS) Conference - 2015

Posted: 14 Jun 2016

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Zihui Yang and Yinggang Zhou

Sun Yat Sen University - Lingnan College and Xiamen University - Department of Finance

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Private Placements to Owner-Managers: Theory and Evidence

First Annual Volatility Institute at NYU Shanghai (VINS) Conference - 2015, FIRN Research Paper No. 2795658

Posted: 14 Jun 2016

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Vijaya B. Marisetty

RMIT University

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Shadow Banking Activities in Non-Financial Firms: Evidence from China

First Annual Volatility Institute at NYU Shanghai (VINS) Conference - 2015

Posted: 14 Jun 2016

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Julan Du, Chang Li and Yongqin Wang

The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) - Department of Economics, The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) and Fudan University - School of Economics

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The Dynamic Correlations Among the G7 and China: Evidence from Both Realized and Implied Volatilities

First Annual Volatility Institute at NYU Shanghai (VINS) Conference - 2015

Posted: 14 Jun 2016

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Xingguo Luo and Xuyuanda Qi

Zhejiang University, College of Economics and Academy of Financial Research and Columbia University

Early Peek Advantage? Efficient Price Discovery with Tiered Information Disclosure

'Other People’s Money': The Trading Performance of Household Investors vs. Delegated Money Managers

Informed Trading Volume and Asset Prices: The Role for Aggressive Investors

Private Information in the Chinese Stock Market: Evidence from Mutual Funds and Corporate Insiders

Attention Allocation and Return Co-Movement: Evidence from Repeated Natural Experiments

Are Chinese Investors Really Different? Evidence from Stock Splits in the U.S. and China

Communication and Comovement: Evidence from Online Stock Forums

Communication and Comovement: Evidence from Online Stock Forums

Communication and Comovement: Evidence from Online Stock Forums

Conference Program: The Second Annual Volatility Institute at NYU Shanghai (VINS) Conference 2016 - 'The Role of Institutional and Retail Investors in Capital Markets'

Asymmetric Networks of Global Volatility Spillovers

Private Placements to Owner-Managers: Theory and Evidence

Shadow Banking Activities in Non-Financial Firms: Evidence from China

The Dynamic Correlations Among the G7 and China: Evidence from Both Realized and Implied Volatilities

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