数字通信和知情交易:来自社交距离令的证据

IF 7.4 2区 经济学 Q1 BUSINESS, FINANCE
JinGi Ha
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摘要

本研究探讨数位通讯与知情交易机率(PIN)之间的关系。本研究以2020年3月的保持社会距离令为外生冲击,识别市场参与者之间的数字通信,发现在保持社会距离令生效后,PIN显着下降。州一级的稳健性测试和使用国际样本进一步证实了数字通信对PIN的负面影响。这些发现表明,正在进行的媒体从面对面到数字通信的过渡可能会对金融市场的知情交易产生负面影响。
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Digital communication and informed trading: Evidence from social distancing orders
This study investigates the relationship between digital communication and the probability of informed trading (PIN). Using social distancing orders in March 2020 as an exogenous shock, this study identifies digital communication among market participants and finds that PIN significantly decreased after the social distancing orders became effective. Robustness tests at the state level and using an international sample further confirm the negative impact of digital communication on PIN. These findings suggest that the ongoing media transition from face-to-face to digital communication can negatively influence informed trading in financial markets.
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Finance Research Letters
Finance Research Letters BUSINESS, FINANCE-
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