The seed of a crisis: Investor sentiment and bank liquidity

Innovation and organizational performance: A perspective among Chinese enterprises

“…Innovation management researchers have since then advanced the scholarly discourse on the link between innovation and its associated effect on organizational performance ( Li and Wang, 2016 ; Jeff et al, 2020 ; Chao et al, 2022 ; Gantert et al, 2022 ). China is recognized globally for its enormous production capabilities ( Hyejin et al, 2018 ; David et al, 2019 ; Mingshan et al, 2019 ; Yongtao et al, 2022 ); hence studies that seek to establish how the innovation influences the performance of Chinese firms are imperative in current times ( Diéguez-Soto et al, 2019 ; He, 2019 ). Also, the inconclusiveness of earlier findings ( Yuefang et al, 2020 ) makes this current study necessary.…”

“…Firms are increasingly resorting to the acquisition of new ideas through the investment in innovation so as to boost their output ( Grigoriou and Rothaermel, 2017 ; Mooi et al, 2020 ). Whereas some scholars contend that innovation’s influence on firm output is material only at the initial stage ( Ahu, 2015 ; Raphael et al, 2018 ), others hold that its influence is substantial at every stage of the firm ( He, 2019 ). Despite these varied arguments, extant research has traditionally established that there exists a link between innovation and enterprise output ( Shi et al, 2020 ; Shuiliu et al, 2022 ).…”

“…The study underscores that for a firm to continually sustain its market value, it is imperative to strategically obtain an alignment between its objectives and the investment made in innovation. This is because, with rising levels of competition in the business environment, innovation has become a necessity for firms’ competitive advantage ( He, 2019 ; Syed and Yu, 2020 ). Previous related studies have argued that aligning business objectives with innovation investment plans facilitates an easy execution of innovative ideas ( Ming et al, 2012 ; Li and Wang, 2016 ; Zhongju et al, 2021 ).…”

“…As suggested by previous studies, firms plan their innovation strategies to correspond with the preference of customers so as to acquire positive sentiment ( Daniel, 2016 ; Chen et al, 2019 ). They obtain an increase in revenue in their quest to respond to the opinions of investors ( He, 2019 ). Although previous works have attempted examining innovation’s impact on firm performance ( Jen and Scott, 2017 ), this study expands the boundary of the few existing literature on corporate innovation and performance as it seeks to further investigate the moderating role of investor sentiment in the examined relationship between enterprise innovation and performance, empirically.…”

On the Construction of a Leading Indicator Based on News Headlines for Predicting Greek Deposit Outflows

“…Their findings highlight that heterogeneous insurance of deposits can lead to a sudden, fear-induced reallocation of deposits endangering the banking sector's stability even in the absence of redenomination risks. He (2019) found that banks experience deposit inflows from investors seeking a safe-haven when sentiment declines. Their regression results further indicate a U-shaped relation between deposit growth and investor sentiment.…”