英文摘要 |
This study investigates whether the emergency use authorization of the German BNT vaccine would lead to abnormal returns in the stock prices of listed and over-the-counter multinational companies in Taiwan, as well as the existence of any leakage of information prior to this event. The results of the tests indicate significant positive abnormal returns on the event day and the third trading day before the event. Furthermore, no significant abnormal returns were observed during the other trading days of the event period. Similar negative abnormal returns were significantly found on the first and fifth days before the event and the fourth day after the event. These findings suggest that there was a considerable delay in the actual approval of the emergency authorization compared to the expectations of the market, and the market's response exhibited relatively mild. The continuous evolution of the COVID-19 virus also raised concerns among investors, leading them to refrain from increasing their positions. Additionally, our study results were unable to confirm whether there was any early information leakage of vaccine emergency use authorization. |