Abstract:
We use manually collected data to analyze the impact of foreign ownership on stock liquidity. The results show that foreign ownership can significantly decrease stock liquidity. The negative effect of foreign institutional ownership is enhanced while the effect of foreign individual ownership is wakened in firms with low stock information. And this marginal effect only exist in firms with high state-own share.
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