Tobias Bauckloh- Research Assistant at University of Kassel
Tobias Bauckloh
- Research Assistant at University of Kassel
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Demand for sustainable fixed-income investment solutions is surging but there is hardly research on the impact of sustainability on the risk characteristics of fixed-income portfolios. This study examines the impact of sustainability on the credit risk exposure of corporate bond portfolios between 2013 and 2020 by analyzing the returns of sustainab...
We examine whether and how mandatory climate reporting leads to changes in firms’ carbon emissions. Drawing on legitimacy theory and using a difference-in-differences design, we assess the effect of the Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program (GHGRP), introduced by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in 2010, on the carbon performance defined as car...
Joining voluntary thematic initiatives can be a means for firms to legitimate their business activities. However, a lack of review mechanisms could create incentives for free-riding. This might lead to a lower commitment to the initiative’s principles, and endanger its credibility and its members’ legitimacy benefits. Whether members of voluntary i...
This research examines spillover effects of tax avoidance on peers' firm value using the setting of the European Commission's state aid investigations of private letter rulings. We assume that news about a firm's tax avoidance strategies also reveals information about peers' tax avoidance because investors expect similar firms to use similar strate...
During the last decades, many empirical studies have indicated a significant influence of noneconomic factors on asset pricing. More recently, it seems to be acknowledged that international soccer match results significantly affect subsequent daily returns of national stock markets via investor sentiment. In this article, we provide evidence that s...
This research examines spillover effects of tax avoidance on peers’ firm value using the setting of the European Commission’s state aid investigations of private letter rulings. We assume that news about a firm’s tax avoidance strategies also reveals information about peers’ tax avoidance because investors expect similar firms to use similar strate...
