FIRN Women Virtual Seminar -  Thu Phuong Pham, Adelaide

FIRN is the premier network of finance researchers and PhD students across Australia and recently New Zealand.  Researchers from all of the major schools, departments and universities who offer research programs across the various topic areas of finance are members of FIRN.The purpose of FIRN is to provide a strong, cohesive and fiscially efficient approach toward supporting research and advancements in the Australian finance academic community.  FIRN’s program of events and initiatives aims to develop better communication and networking across the sector, better research outcomes, better educated PhD students, better skilled academics, stronger international relationships and a stronger future.

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FIRN Women is hosting online seminars presented by female ECRs in a monthly seminar series.

<p>FIRN Women is hosting online seminars presented by female ECRs in a monthly seminar series. The seminars will be via zoom and will be about an hour long, comprising presentation followed by moderated Q&A.   </p><h2><strong>FIRN Women invites you to a virtual seminar presented by Thu Phuong Pham, Adelaide</strong></h2><h3>Title: Stock Price Synchronicity and Stock liquidity: International Evidence
</h3><p>Abstract:   <em>We examine the relationship between stock price synchronicity and stock liquidity using 296,514 firm-year observations across 40 developed and emerging markets over the period 2000-2016. Our local (within-country) empirical results reveal consistent evidence of a positive and significant relationship between local stock price synchronicity and stock liquidity. The strength of this positive relationship depends on the quality of country-level institutions; specifically, the weaker the institutional environment, the stronger the synchronicity-liquidity relationship. Our global (across-country) findings mirror those at the local level. We find consistently strong evidence of a positive relationship between global stock market synchronicity and stock liquidity. We also show that this positive relationship is stronger among countries with relatively weak institutions. Overall, our study is the first to document the synchronicity-liquidity relationship at both the local and global levels using a large international database. In addition, our cross-sectional analyses provide new evidence on the institutional determinants of this relationship. </em>
</p><p>Moderated by: Jacquie Humphrey, FIRN Women/UQ</p><p><strong>All FIRN members are welcome to this event. </strong>  Please register your interest and you will be sent an email the day before with the Zoom code and password.</p>

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