Ang (Leo) Li
Department of Social Sciences and Policy Studies
The Education University of Hong Kong
Ang (Leo) Li
Department of Social Sciences and Policy Studies
The Education University of Hong Kong
- Highlights: (1) Pure-play firms have higher mutual fund ownership than conglomerates. (2) The preference for pureplays is driven by mutual funds' industry expertise. (3) Mutual funds that invest more in pureplays have higher risk-adjusted returns. (4) Diversification discount affects the preference when diversification level is low.
- Highlights: (1) Gradient boosting machines (GBMs) and random forests (RFs) predict stock splits with high accuracy. (2) SMOTE oversampling improves prediction performance. (3) Forming implementable portfolios based on positive GBM and RF predictions generates monthly five-factor alphas of 0.26% and 0.95% among small stocks.
- Highlights: (1) Merging firms from both the user industry and the producer industry of an innovation can internalize the positive externalities of innovation. (2) We define an innovation user and innovation producer relationship between pairs of industries. (3) After innovation-related M&As, firms reallocate recourses to the targeted technology classes, and innovation output increases.
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