This study undertakes one of the first empirical attempts to investigate and contribute a set of innovative findings to investor herding behavior and herding spillover effects in globally listed shipping company stock returns. Distinguishing between OECD and Non-OECD markets, herding behavior is tested on a diversified set of shipping companies traded in international equity markets, over different business cycle phases, financial crises, and external shocks. A set of dynamic models, well established in the relevant behavioral finance literature, is implemented. Empirical evidence indicates investor herding behavior in shipping stock returns and herding spillover effects between different shipping sectors, albeit not robust in all cases. These challenging findings can have a material impact on efficient investment and financing decisions of shipping market players.
Investor herding behaviour in globally listed shipping stocks
Maritime Policy & Management ; 46 , 5 ; 545-564
2019-07-04
20 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
Capital structure decisions of globally-listed shipping companies
Online Contents | 2013
|Capital structure decisions of globally-listed shipping companies
Elsevier | 2012
|Taylor & Francis Verlag | 2023
|Sulphur abatement globally in maritime shipping
Elsevier | 2017
|Industry investor sentiment in the global shipping industry
Taylor & Francis Verlag | 2024
|