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Management & Marketing no. 4/2007
Do financial markets discipline firms for illegal corporate behaviour?
Monique ARNOLD,
Utrecht University, The Netherlands Peter-Jan ENGELEN, Utrecht University, The Netherlands
Abstract. This paper examines the relationship between the discovery of illegal behaviour by
companies on the stock price. It examines whether shareholders care about illegal corporate
behaviour and punish companies by driving the stock price down. The empirical results show
that stock prices react negatively on the announcement date of corporate malfeasance. We
examine different impacts of the type of illegal behaviour, the level of misconduct, the phase and
the magnitude.
Keyword: event study, fraud, illegal behaviour, insider trading, reputational effect.
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