Do intangible assets provide corporate resilience? New evidence from infectious disease pandemics

Uddin, Mohammad Riaz; Hasan, Mostafa Monzur; Abadi, Nour

doi:10.1016/j.econmod.2022.105806

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“…They also suggest that the contribution made by organisation capital is generally manifested in sustained growth in sales, earnings, and market value. Uddin, Hasan and Abadi (2022) also find that firms' intangibles such as internally generated organisation capital could provide resilience to pandemic shocks from infectious diseases. However, the impact of organisation capital on performance and its resilience benefit during crisis periods still remain under-developed.…”

Section: Resilience Of Organisation Capital On Firms' Performance Ami...mentioning

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Resilience of Organisation Capital on Firms’ Performance Amid Crisis

Liu,

Sun

2024

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Drawing on the concept of organisation capital as an intangible asset perspective, we examine the relationship between organisation capital and Australia firms’ performance and its moderating effects during the last two crisis periods, i.e., Global Financial Crisis (GFC) and COVID-19. We find that higher investment in organisation capital will result in lower drops in firm’s performance. Long-term investment in organization capital would help to improve firm’s performance and mitigate the drops in performance in crisis. A resilience picture through organisation capital is pictured.

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Resilience of Organisation Capital on Firms’ Performance Amid Crisis

Liu,

Sun

2024

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“…According to Uddin et al (2022) company's competitive advantage allows corporate resilience and the possibility to better and faster overcome difficulties during crisis moments. This position is possible to achieve only with managerial abilities, investor sentiment, and customer loyalty.…”

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Corporate News Disclosure and Competitive Advantage: What Factors Influence on S&P 500 Companies’ Competitive Advantage During 2022 Economic Crisis?

Petković

2023

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This paper aims to explore corporate news related to the topic of the competitive advantage of S&P 500 companies in the period of the economic crisis in 2022. The observed companies are the biggest US companies listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). The computerized qualitative analyses were done on 200 corporate news from January 2022 until November 2022, with 13,361 pages and 5,294,836 words. The research results prove that the US biggest companies disclosure intensively in public about their competitive advantage with 90.29% including text samples from initial corpus text. The companies disclosure about 4 main topics (factors) during this year’s crisis: (1) profitability; (2) financial market performance; (3) products and services; (4) top management leadership. The research article contributes to the current literature on competitive advantage narratives, how the biggest companies tend to achieve competitive advantage during the economic crisis and address messages to their stakeholders. These messages could be of the highest importance mostly because of existing uncertainties and high levels of risks.

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“…Konijn et al (2011) find that there is a negative correlation between Tobin's q and blockholder dispersion. Besides, intangible assets have significantly positive impacts on firm value (Widnyana et al, 2021;Uddin et al, 2022).…”

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Does violation of regulations hurt firm value enhanced: Evidence from Taiwan banking industry?

Ni,

Fan,

Liao

et al. 2023

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This study investigates the impact of penalties, including sanctions, corrections, and fine payments, on firm value within the context of the banking industry on the Taiwan Stock Exchange (TWSE) from 2017 to 2021. Utilizing data from the Financial Supervisory Commission, we employ rigorous statistical methods, such as multiple regression and Petersen regression models, to discern whether these punitive measures affect firm performance. Intriguingly, our findings indicate that firms subject to financial sanctions and penalties in Taiwan experience an improvement in their firm value, challenging the conventional belief that such penalties erode value. We propose that this unexpected outcome may be attributed to the potential gains derived from expanding business activities, even in violation of banking regulations, outweighing the associated regulatory costs. By shedding light on this under-researched aspect of the literature, our study contributes to a broader understanding of how regulatory penalties impact firm value in the banking industry, thereby providing regulatory authorities with practical insights.

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Do intangible assets provide corporate resilience? New evidence from infectious disease pandemics

Cited by 18 publications

References 68 publications

Resilience of Organisation Capital on Firms’ Performance Amid Crisis

Resilience of Organisation Capital on Firms’ Performance Amid Crisis

Corporate News Disclosure and Competitive Advantage: What Factors Influence on S&P 500 Companies’ Competitive Advantage During 2022 Economic Crisis?

Does violation of regulations hurt firm value enhanced: Evidence from Taiwan banking industry?

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