Abnormal CSR and financial performance
This project is accepted for publication in the European Accounting Review and is co-authored with Kerstin Lopatta (University of Hamburg, Germany), and Felix Canitz (University of Oldenburg, Germany).
Keep readingThe role of gender in the aggressive questioning of CEOs during earnings conference calls
This project is accepted for publication in The Accounting Review and is co-authored with Joseph Comprix (Syracuse University, United States), and Kerstin Lopatta (University of Hamburg, Germany).
Keep readingPolitical affinity and investors’ response to the acquisition premium in cross-border M&A transactions – A moderation analysis
This project has been published in the Strategic Management Journal and is co-authored with Christian Fieberg (University of Bremen, Germany), Kerstin Lopatta (University of Hamburg, Germany), and Thomas Tammen (University of Hamburg, Germany).
Keep readingThe effect of institutional dual holdings on CSR performance
This project has been published in the Journal of Sustainable Finance & Investment and is co-authored with Alexander Bassen (University of Hamburg, Germany), Thomas Kaspereit (University of Luxembourg), Kerstin Lopatta (University of Hamburg, Germany), and Daniel Buchholz (University of Hamburg, Germany).
Keep readingThe Relationship Between Gender Diversity and Employee Representation at the Board Level and Non-Financial Performance: A Cross-Country Study
This project has been published in The International Journal of Accounting and is co-authored with Kerstin Lopatta (University of Hamburg, Germany), Sumit K. Lodhia (University of South Australia, Australia), and Katarina Boettcher (Carl von Ossietzky University Oldenburg, Germany).
Keep readingParity codetermination at the board level and labor investment efficiency: evidence on German listed firms
This project has been published in the Journal of Business Economics and is co-authored with Kerstin Lopatta (University of Hamburg, Germany), Sumit K. Lodhia (University of South Australia, Australia), and Katarina Boettcher (Carl von Ossietzky University Oldenburg, Germany).
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