英文摘要 |
This study aims, with the extension of Ohlson's Model (1995), to examine the effects of institutional ownerships and analysts following on the firm's equity. According to previous literature, the study adopts institutional ownerships and analysts following to respectively capture the perceptions of buy-side analysts and sell-side analysts. With the application of the linear dynamic information system of the first-order vector autoregressive model (VAR(1) model), we attempt to derive the close-form solution of the modified equity valuation formula inclusive of institutional ownerships and analysts following. The results exhibit the positively significant effects of institutional ownerships and analysts following on the firm's equity valuation. Moreover, the estimated adjusted R square of the model indicates that the addition of institutional ownerships and analysts following indeed statistically increase the explanatory power to the stock price, Thus, we suggest that the two non-accounting proxy variables be simultaneously taken into consideration in the explanation of the stock price, Besides, the results demonstrate that the patterns of equity valuation are affected by the different degrees of institutional ownerships and analysts following. Finally, the additional test is conducted to completely investigate the effect of institutional ownerships and analysts' concerns on the firm's equity valuation. |