European Financial Management Association
2021 Annual Meetings
June 30 - July 03, 2021
Hosted by the University of Leeds


Note#1: Session Chairs and Discussants can download papers for the meetings from this page. Authors can update the version of their paper(s) and/or abstract(s) on this webpage later. Please email your paper/abstract directly to: EFMA2021@leeds.ac.uk

Note#2: If you wish your paper to be considered for publication in the EFM journal, convey your interest to your Session Chair.

Presentations: For your presentations at the EFMA2021 Meetings please note that all rooms are equipped with computers. Power Point (USB or CD) and Overhead Projector (transparencies) presentation options are available.

Conference Presentations:
Laptops will be Available in all Rooms for Conference Presentations.


Discussants' Responsibility: To better serve the needs of authors presenting papers at the EFMA2021 meetings, discussants are kindly required to hand out to the authors and the session chair 1-2 pages handwritten comments with their constructive comments.


Accepted Papers & Participants List

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Participants

Paper


Ioana Neamtu, Quynh-Anh Vo
Capital Allocation, the Leverage Ratio Requirement and Banks’ Risk-Taking



       


Christian Neumeier, Arie Gozluklu, Peter Hoffmann, Peter O’Neill, Felix Suntheim
Banning Dark Pools: Venue Selection and Investor Trading Costs



       


Biwesh Neupane, Suman Neupane, Andrew Marshall, Chandra Thapa
Do foreign institutional investors improve board monitoring?



       


Zilong Niu, Terry Zhang
Stock Returns on Post Macroeconomic Announcement Days



       


Hirofumi Nishi, S. Drew Peabody, Carolyn Reichert
Corporate Social Responsibility and Global Environmental Regulations: Evidence from the Paris Agreement Exit



       


Lars Norden, Fatemeh Aramian
Costs and Benefits of Trading with Electronic Stock Dealers: The Case of Systematic Internalizers



       


Nguyen Thuy Linh
The Impact of the Bank of Japan’s Exchange Traded Fund and Corporate Bond Purchases on Firms’ Capital Structure