Accepted papers

Papers from staff and students in the Finance Department that have been accepted for publication peer-reviewed refereed publications.

Aspris, A., Felez-Vinas, E., Foley, S., Malloch, H. and Svec, J., 2024, "The Market Risk Premium in Australia: Forward-Looking Evidence from the Options Market", Accounting and Finance, forthcoming.

Best, R., Marrone, M. and Linnenluecke, M., 2024, "Do Income and Capital Influence Household Solar Panel Investment? A Meta-Regression", The Energy Journal, forthcoming.

Bird, R., Gallagher, D. R., Khan, A. and Yeung, D., 2024, "Do Emotions Influence Investor Behavior?", Journal of Behavioral Finance, forthcoming.

Brugler, J., Khomyn, M. and Putniņš, T., 2024, "Benchmarking Benchmarks", Journal of Financial Economics, forthcoming.

Li, Z., Cotton, D., Walsh, K. and Xu, J., 2024, "Does Board Gender Diversity Improve Stock Liquidity?", Journal of Accounting Literature, forthcoming.

Marupanthorn, P., Peters, G. W., Ofosu-Hene, E. D., Nikitopoulos, C. S. and Richards, K., 2024, "DivFolio: A Shiny Application for Portfolio Divestment in Green Finance Wealth Management", Annals of Actuarial Science, forthcoming.

Nguyen, D., Michayluk, D., Van de Venter, G. and Walker, S., 2024, “Improvement in Sustainability: Evidence from the Mergers and Acquisitions Market”, Australian Journal of Management, forthcoming.

Shen, Y., Linnenluecke, M. and Smith, T., 2024, "Shareholder Activism, Divestment, and Sustainability", Accounting and Finance, forthcoming.

Shi, J., Linnenluecke, M. and Smith, T., 2024, "Political Connections and the Transition to Low-Carbon Energy Sources in China: Evidence From a Quasi-Natural Experiment", Abacus, forthcoming.

Xu, J., 2024, "The Gender Gap in Executive Promotions", Journal of Corporate Finance, forthcoming.

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