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Englischer Titel: Trading Patterns and Insider Profitability: An Empirical Analysis

Trading Patterns and Insider Profitability: An Empirical Analysis

Art der Arbeit:
Bachelorarbeit Betriebswirtschaftslehre
    Status:
    Abgeschlossene Arbeit
    Ansprechpartner:
    Jens Heckmann, M.Sc.
    Gutachter:

    Kurzfassung

    Company insiders have different motivations for trading their own stocks. This might be due to liquidity needs or their compensation structure but can also be motivated by exploiting non-public information. There are several approaches to determine whether a trade is information-driven or not. This work should focus on the connection between trading patterns and the information content of insider trades by analyzing the causal effect on profitability.

    • Cohen, L., C. Malloy, & L. Pomorski (2012): Decoding Inside Information.  Journal of Finance Vol. 67 (3), pp. 1009 - 1043.   
    • Hong, C. Y., & F. W. Li (2019): The Information Content of Sudden Insider Silence. Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis Vol 54 (4), pp. 1499–1538.

    Kurzfassung in Englisch:

    Company insiders have different motivations for trading their own stocks. This might be due to liquidity needs or their compensation structure but can also be motivated by exploiting non-public information. There are several approaches to determine whether a trade is information-driven or not. This work should focus on the connection between trading patterns and the information content of insider trades by analyzing the causal effect on profitability.

    • Cohen, L., C. Malloy, & L. Pomorski (2012): Decoding Inside Information.  Journal of Finance Vol. 67 (3), pp. 1009 - 1043.   
    • Hong, C. Y., & F. W. Li (2019): The Information Content of Sudden Insider Silence. Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis Vol 54 (4), pp. 1499–1538.