Table 7

AFI and firm performance – firm liquidity and firm location subsamples

Qt+1Qt+2Qt+3Qt+4Qt+5Qt+1Qt+2Qt+3Qt+4Qt+5
Panel A: Firm liquidity
High liquid firmsLess liquid firms
AFIt0.61***0.44**0.220.260.24−0.04−0.000.370.330.09
(2.43)(1.88)(1.00)(1.25)(1.09)(−0.09)(−0.01)(0.82)(0.82)(0.31)
Controlstyesyesyesyesyesyesyesyesyesyes
N6,6096,3116,0175,7905,5506,6066,2585,9265,6835,428
Panel B: Firm location
Firms listed at HOSEFirms listed at HNX
AFIt0.74***0.62***0.49**0.53***0.44*0.130.070.110.02−0.11
(2.85)(2.50)(2.01)(2.38)(1.81)(0.39)(0.20)(0.31)(0.05)(−0.39)
Controlstyesyesyesyesyesyesyesyesyesyes
N7,1956,8666,5326,2735,9776,0205,7035,4115,2005,001

Note(s): This table reports the subsample analysis for Equation (2). High (less) liquid firms are firms in the first (second) half of the sample by firms’ Amihud levels at each quarter. AFI is the abnormal foreign investment, estimated as the residuals from Equation (1). Controls are control variables used in Equation (2). The subscript t indicates the current quarter. Standard errors are clustered at the firm-quarter level. t-statistics in the parentheses. *, ** and *** indicate statistical significance at the 10, 5 and 1% levels, respectively

Source(s): Authors' own work

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