A unified framework for exploring the determinants of online social networks (OSNs) on institutional investors’ capital market investment decision

Haque, Ziaul; Qian, Aimin; Haque, Masudul; Lucky, Suraiea Akter

doi:10.1016/j.techsoc.2022.102061

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“…Lately, social media can influence consumer behaviors such as investment efficiency (Yang, Cao, Andrikopoulos, Yang, & Bass, 2020). Lastly, research on perceived risk has not been influenced by online social network adoption (Haque, Qian, Hoque, & Lucky, 2022).…”

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Investment T rend o n Millennia ls a nd F intech F ra ud M itigation

2024

Glob Bus Financ Rev

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Purpose: This study analyzed the effect of financial literacy, social media, risk perception, and investment willingness on millennials in Jakarta, Indonesia quantitatively. This paper also discusses fraud mitigation qualitatively about the investment trend among millennials. Design/methodology/approach: This type of research is a mixed method between a quantitative approach to see the investment trend, and a qualitative approach to see how to mitigate fraud in the use of fintech. The population in this study are millennials residing in Jakarta with social media accounts and interest in investment in conventional and Sharia capital markets, and how fintech fraud can be anticipated. Findings: This research proves that in the different research groups but the same demography, the independent variable (financial literacy, social media exposure, and risk perception) simultaneously has an influence on millennials' Intention to invest, but does not partially affect it. Fraud in fintech can be prevented through technology, education, and regulation that are continuously reviewed and improved to provide higher relevancy. Research limitations/implications: This research is limited to the investment trend and fintech fraud mitigation on millennials in Jakarta, the capital city of Indonesia. Future research requires a wider age range and demographic of respondents. Originality/value: Investment trends among millennials have a high potential for fraud. To prevent fraud, the association, regulator, and society must be aware of the fraud practice, and technological advancement, evaluating continuously the rewards and punishments of the fintech service.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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Investment T rend o n Millennia ls a nd F intech F ra ud M itigation

2024

Glob Bus Financ Rev

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“…In the preliminary research, some literature suggests that media coverage can exert significant market pressure on corporate executives, leading companies to prioritize short-term performance rather than investing in long-term innovation activities [4][5][6]. In an active stock market, pressure from negative media coverage can also lead companies or managers to be even more short-sighted and thus abandon risky but high-value innovative investments [7].…”

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“…News media is an important tool to alleviate the problem of information asymmetry between investors and listed companies in time, and one of the main sources of information for investors to form expectations about the future operation and risks of listed companies [6].…”

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“…Although the company's survival does not depend on this part of the population, it is equally influenced by them; from the perspective of the company's investor relations management, the media is an important object of investor relations management and plays a dual role in investor relations: first, as a carrier of company information disclosure, the media transmits relevant information to the capital market; second, the media provides effective external supervision of the company's behavior [6]. The above shows that the socialization of corporate governance issues has required that corporate governance is not only limited to the internal supervision and control of the company, but also subject to the supervision of the society, and the press opinion disseminated through the media is an important part of the social supervision of corporate governance [24].…”

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Digital Media's Impact on Corporate Innovation in China's Innovation-Driven Strategy

He,

Zhao

2024

Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on New Media Development and Modernized Education, NMDME 2023, October 13–15, 2

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Under China's national development concept of "innovation-driven development strategy", the emergence of digital media sources has overturned the traditional media landscape and information dissemination channels, which will certainly have a significant impact on corporate innovation. In this paper, we use media as a measure of Internet media information reports to examine the intrinsic mechanism of digital media information transmission affecting enterprise innovation. The study finds that digital media information dissemination significantly contributes to corporate innovation. The mechanism analysis shows that the core of digital media information dissemination for corporate innovation lies in the supervisory governance effect. This is demonstrated by the fact that digital media information dissemination helps to improve corporate governance and reduce agency conflicts. Heterogeneity analysis shows that digital media dissemination has a stronger effect on promoting innovation in firms with low information transparency and high opinion pressure, influenced by reputation incentives. This paper contributes to a deep and comprehensive understanding of the role of media in capital markets in the Internet environment and has important policy implications.

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“…Investment is an activity in investing funds in a particular field. Investments can be made in various ways , one of which is investing in shares (Haque et al, 2022).…”

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Importance of Liquidity Indicators in Intervening the Dividend Policy

Sunaryo

2022

ijtc

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This study aims to determine the effect of managerial ownership, institutional ownership and investment decisions on dividend policy with liquidity as an intervening variable in LQ45 companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) for the period 2018-2021. This study uses the causal associative method. This population is 45 companies using purposive sampling method . This research was conducted in LQ45 companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) for the period 2018-2021. The type of data used in this study is secondary data and analyzed using SPSS 25. The analysis technique in this study uses regression analysis and path analysis.The results of the analysis show that managerial ownership, institutional ownership and investment decisions partially affect dividend policy. Indirectly, liquidity can intervene in managerial ownership and also institutional ownership on dividend policy, while liquidity cannot intervene in investment decisions on dividend policy.

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A unified framework for exploring the determinants of online social networks (OSNs) on institutional investors’ capital market investment decision

Cited by 8 publications

References 133 publications

Investment T rend o n Millennia ls a nd F intech F ra ud M itigation

Investment T rend o n Millennia ls a nd F intech F ra ud M itigation

Digital Media's Impact on Corporate Innovation in China's Innovation-Driven Strategy

Importance of Liquidity Indicators in Intervening the Dividend Policy

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