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The Spatial Impact of Cultural Distances on Home Bias across Asian Emerging Markets

机译:文化距离对亚洲新兴市场家庭偏见的空间影响

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Using a set of individual country-pair data on cross-border equity transactions between seven Asian countries (China, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, and Australia) in the years 2002-2012, we document that investors are more likely to show similar extent of home bias across Asian emerging markets than the developed markets. The spatial panel regression analysis indicates that the spillover effects of cultural and economic distances are more significant than the effect of geometric distance. Investors' familiarity about Asian countries seems to influence the similar extent of home bias across Asian financial markets, while not so in the developed countries. In particular, the spatial spillover influences of risk associated with cultural and economic distances are more prominent among the Asian financial markets than the developed countries. Our home bias model can be spatially applied to not only different regions but also to different types of investors in international portfolio flows.
机译:我们使用2002-2012年间有关七个亚洲国家(中国,日本,韩国,马来西亚,新加坡,泰国和澳大利亚)之间的跨境股权交易的一组单独的国家对数据,我们证明了投资者更有可能与新兴市场相比,亚洲新兴市场的本国偏好程度相似。空间面板回归分析表明,文化距离和经济距离的溢出效应比几何距离的效应更为显着。投资者对亚洲国家的熟悉程度似乎会影响整个亚洲金融市场的本土偏向程度,而发达国家则不会。尤其是,与文化和经济距离有关的风险的空间溢出影响在亚洲金融市场中要比发达国家更为突出。我们的家庭偏向模型不仅可以在空间上应用于不同地区,而且可以应用于国际证券投资流中的不同类型的投资者。

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