英文摘要 |
The study explores the method of moving-window to analyze and detect the existence of insider trading before share repurchase announcement. The discussion also involves the effect of insider trading on the long term performance. The new moving-window method adopted to examine insider trading activities in this study differs from those in the past literature which utilized overall measured period and insider's shareholdings. Our model appears to have better flexibility and sensitivity. Not only can it performs periodic observation, it can also detect insiders at a broader sense, improve the effectiveness of event study and prevent the underestimation of the insider trading impact on the long term performance. The empirical results indicate that the shares involving in insider trading appear to have a rise in price and trading volume, which is consistent with the purpose of share repurchase. However, these shares appear to have poorer short term and long term performances after the announcement. Moreover, the treasury share repurchase relative price limit is significantly related to insider trading. |