Customer Perceptions of Firm Innovativeness and Market Performance: A Nation-Level, Longitudinal, Cross-Industry Examina...
status: published
Index tracking using shapley additive explanations and one-dimensional pointwise convolutional autoencoders
status: published
Sales Revenues for New Therapeutic Agents Approved by the United States Food and Drug Administration From 1995 to 2014
OBJECTIVES: This study aimed to analyze worldwide sales of new therapeutic agents and to estimate the time it takes for product sales to exceed industry-wide average drug development costs. METHODS: Data obtained from company reports were analyzed to track worldwide sales of new medicines approved by the US Food and Drug Administration from 1995 to...
Signature-based portfolio allocation: a network approach
status: published
COAALA: A Novel Approach to Understanding Extreme Stock-Bond Comovement
status: published
Signature-Based Community Detection for Time Series
status: published
The long-run persistence in dividend policy
Dividend policy is not set de novo each year, but dividends are smoothed from one year to the next, leading to a short-term persistent component. In this paper, we investigate whether there is also long-run persistence in dividend policy, by using a unique sample of firms listed on the Brussels Stock Exchange since 1824. We show that dividend smoot...
Valuing European tapestry: from riches to rags
status: published
Spatial inequality of opportunity in West Africa☆
status: published
Governing Belgian expansionism in Egypt : the practice of interlocking directorates (1893-1947)
The term “interlocking directorates” emerged in the study of monopole formation in the world of business in the United States and Europe from the late nineteenth century onwards. Directorates are here considered as networks or parts of networks that embody financial and organisational ties between large corporations which also became interlocked wi...
