Financial Management

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Financial Management examines corporate finance, investment, and market dynamics. Recent articles explore how information asymmetry affects loan terms for technology firms, the impact of deregulation on small business lending, and the role of non-answers in investor relations on stock price crash risk. The journal also investigates portfolio trading in corporate bonds, the influence of cross-listing on firm liquidity, and the predictive power of debt-to-GDP ratios for Treasury returns. Further research delves into the effects of digital transformation on bankruptcy filings, analyst coverage on loan spreads, and financial market risk perceptions on corporate financing. The scope extends to the influence of cultural norms on marketplace lending, competition in bank-distributed mutual funds, and the attractiveness of stock exchanges for foreign listings. Additionally, it covers the financial impact of state-level medical marijuana legalization, the implicit costs of biodiversity conservation, and the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on trade credit. The journal also analyzes the correlation between collaboration culture and intangible value creation, the predictive power of price-earnings ratio volatility for returns, the impact of brand reputation on asset prices, and the effect of market manipulation on corporate risk-taking.

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