Do institutional investors stabilize equity markets in crisis periods? Evidence from COVID-19

S Glossner, P Matos, S Ramelli… - Swiss Finance Institute …, 2022 - zora.uzh.ch
During the COVID-19 crash, US stocks with higher institutional ownership performed worse.
This under-performance is unrelated to revisions in earnings expectations, which suggests a …

What moves equity markets? A term structure decomposition for stock returns

AS Gonçalves - Kenan Institute of Private Enterprise Research …, 2021 - papers.ssrn.com
Several papers decompose stock returns into cash flow and discount rate news to study
equity market fluctuations. This paper develops an alternative return decomposition based …

[PDF][PDF] Research Paper Series N 20-56

S Glossner, P Matos, S Ramelli, AF Wagner - 2024 - ecgi.global
During the COVID-19 crash, US stocks with higher institutional ownership performed worse.
By studying firm-level changes in institutional ownership, we identify two mechanisms …

Intermediation frictions in equity markets

B Seegmiller - 2020 - dspace.mit.edu
Stocks with similar characteristics but different levels of ownership by financial institutions
have returns and risk premia that comove very differently with shocks to the risk bearing …

[PDF][PDF] Money in the right hands

A Rzeznik, R Weber - 2024 - acfr.aut.ac.nz
We study stock liquidity from a demand-based perspective in the context of mutual fund fire
sales. We construct a stock-level measure of what we call specialized demand, the available …

[引用][C] Money in the right hands: the price effects of specialized demand

A Rzeznik, R Weber - SSRN Electronic Journal, 2022