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FINANCIAL ECONOMICS

Does financial integration impact performance of equity anomalies?

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Article: 2111802 | Received 19 Jan 2022, Accepted 06 Aug 2022, Published online: 25 Aug 2022

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Table 1. Data description: country-wise market indices and data periods

Table 2. Information spillovers and financial integration index for the sample markets

Table 3. Unadjusted returns for size-sorted deciles

Table 4. Unadjusted returns for value-sorted deciles

Table 5. Unadjusted Returns for Prior returns-sorted Deciles

Table 6. Unadjusted returns for liquidity-sorted deciles

Table 7. Unadjusted returns for profitability-sorted deciles

Table 8. Unadjusted returns for investment-sorted deciles

Figure 1. Mean returns on decile portfolios.(a) unadjusted returns for size-sorted decile portfolios.(b) unadjusted returns for value-sorted decile portfolios.(c) unadjusted returns for momentum-sorted decile portfolios.(d) unadjusted returns for liquidity-sorted decile portfolios.(e) unadjusted returns for profitability-sorted decile portfolios.(f) unadjusted returns for investment-sorted decile portfolios.

Note: S1 to S10 indicates the smallest to largest size-sorted decile portfolios.
Figure 1. Mean returns on decile portfolios.(a) unadjusted returns for size-sorted decile portfolios.(b) unadjusted returns for value-sorted decile portfolios.(c) unadjusted returns for momentum-sorted decile portfolios.(d) unadjusted returns for liquidity-sorted decile portfolios.(e) unadjusted returns for profitability-sorted decile portfolios.(f) unadjusted returns for investment-sorted decile portfolios.

Figure 1. Continued.

Figure 1. Continued.

Figure 2. Return differentials on decile portfolios in three financial integration groups.

Note: The figures indicate the mean monthly return differentials on characteristic-sorted corner portfolios for high, medium and low integration group markets. HIG, MIG and LIG represent high, medium and low integration group of markets, respectively.
Figure 2. Return differentials on decile portfolios in three financial integration groups.

Figure 3. Return differentials on market anomalies for sample countries.

Note: For size premium, we calculate the difference between small (S1) and big firm (S10) stock returns. In the case of the value effect, we take the difference between low (V1) and high PB stocks (V10). For prior returns, past losers (M1) are subtracted from past winners (M10). Similarly, liquidity premium is the difference between low liquidity (L1) and high liquidity (L10) stocks, while profitability effect is the difference between high profitable (P10) and low profitable (P1) firms. Finally, the investment premium is estimated as the difference between low investment (I1) and high investment (I10) companies.*(+) values denote that return differentials are positive and significant at 5% level. *(-) values imply that return differ entials are negative and statistically significant at 5% level Blank represents return differential values which are not statistically significant
Figure 3. Return differentials on market anomalies for sample countries.

Table 9. Mean monthly return differentials on characteristic-sorted corner portfolios

Table 10. Testing for significance in risk and return

Table 11. Correlation between characteristic and return premiums

Table 12. Goodness-of-fit of alternative asset pricing benchmarks using local factors

Table 13. Goodness-of-fit of alternative asset pricing benchmarks using world factors

Table 14. Goodness-of-fit of alternative asset pricing benchmarks using hybrid factors