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16.04.2019 - Macroeconomics

The ghost of the European doom loop

by Agnieszka Gehringer

The stocks of sovereign debt held by banks especially in countries with vulnerable public finances and weaker banking systems have increased of late. Either could a further deterioration of public finances cause a banking crisis or growing problems i ...

12.04.2019 - Companies

Shortsellers - Sell high, buy low

by Kai Lehmann

Shortsellers enjoy a dubious reputation on the capital market. If they become involved with companies, the share price and reputation of these companies often suffer sustainably.

21.03.2019 - Companies

Caution: Profit warning! serious warning signal or a lot of noise about nothing?

by Kai Lehmann

Management forecasts and their adjustments are closely monitored by the capital market. As the present analysis shows, significant share price reactions occur in the course of forecast adjustments.

21.03.2019 - Companies

DAX executives: Hardy skin in the game

by Philipp Immenkötter, Kai Lehmann

The remuneration systems of DAX companies do not lead to executive board members acting like long-term owners. For example, board members hardly ever come into contact with shares of their own company.

06.03.2019 - Macroeconomics

The paradox of the ECB long-term refinancing operations

by Agnieszka Gehringer

Were TLTROs to expire or become more expensive, the interest margins of banks – especially in Southern Europe (Italy and Spain) – would be negatively hit and the credit impulse would weaken.

05.03.2019 - Society & Finance

Discovering Markets

by Thomas Mayer, Marius Kleinheyer

The Discovering Market Hypothesis (DMH) is a better way to explain price movements in financial markets than conventional theory.

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