Abstract:This study sought to empirically examine whether cross listed firms perform better than non-cross listed firms in periods of economic crisis. The study reviewed several theories of the motivations for cross listing including the liquidity hypothesis, the market segmentation hypothesis, investor recognition hypothesis and the growth opportunities hypothesis. The study utilised secondary data from companies' published financial statements. A sample of sixteen (16) companies were studied, eight were cross listed,… Show more
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