Economic policy uncertainty and bank wholesale funding: Does the quality of political signals matter?

Monetary policy uncertainty and corporate financial policies: evidence from U.S. public firms

This study examines how monetary policy uncertainty (MPU) affects corporate cash holdings, short-term credit financing, and dividend payout ratios using a quarterly panel of S&P 500 firms from 2008 to 2023. Four MPU measures are employed — market-based, news-based, orthogonalized monetary policy surprises, and FOMC Dis...

Urairath Aimeurai · 0 citations

Open access Sep 2026

Corporate responses to economic policy uncertainty around the world

This paper investigates how economic policy uncertainty (EPU) shapes firm-level corporate financial decisions across 18 countries. Amid rising global policy volatility, we examine whether and how uncertainty affects key corporate choices: investments, share issuance, payouts, and cash holdings, and whether country- and...

M. Dolinsky, A. Naranjo · Risk Governance and Control... · 0 citations

Aug 2026

Economic uncertainty, asset prices and bank credit growth: a Bayesian analysis

This study aims to examine the impact of economic uncertainty on bank credit growth globally. Specifically, it analyzes how heightened uncertainty impedes credit activities through three primary monetary policy transmission channels: credit supply, credit demand and notably, the asset price channel. The rese...

D. Le · Studies in Economics and Fin... · 0 citations

Review Open access Aug 2026

Legislative Financial Asset Disclosure, Firm Motivations, and Macroeconomic Outcomes in the US States

Financial asset disclosure laws are widely implemented to combat conflicts of interest among policymakers, yet their economic impact remains poorly understood. This study provides the first comprehensive analysis of how these transparency measures affect macroeconomic outcomes across the 50 US states. We theorize tha...

J. Kirkland, Patrick E. Shea · Regulation & Governance · 0 citations

Open access Sep 2026

Earnings, Book Value and the Limits of the Credibility Argument: Evidence from Non-Financial Listed Firms in Vietnam (2009–2024)

Two arguments in the literature bear on how accounting information should be priced in emerging markets. The first holds that where enforcement of financial reporting is weak, investors favour book value over earnings because book value depends less on managerial judgement. The second holds that value relevance falls w...

P. Nguyen, Thanh Thi Le Nguyen, Anh Thị Hoàng Nguyễn et al. · Journal of Risk and Financia... · 0 citations

Review Open access Aug 2026

Trade Policy Uncertainty and Small Firm Internationalisation: A Review and Conceptual Framework

Trade policy uncertainty has moved from the periphery to the centre of international economics over the past decade, driven by episodes including Brexit, the US–China tariff conflict, and the weakening of multilateral trade governance. While a substantial literature now documents the effects of trade policy uncertainty...

Muhammad Shoaib, S. Shah, Parth Chudasama · Journal of Management Resear... · 0 citations