关键不在于你说什么,而在于你怎么说:ESG、企业新闻以及对CDS价差的影响

Hans-Jörg Naumer, B. Yurtoglu
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摘要本文以2006年至2016年的欧美大型企业为样本,评估了企业新闻对融资成本的影响。在关注环境、社会和治理(ESG)新闻项目时,我们考虑了数量(新闻项目数量)、调性(积极、中性、消极)和来源(金融或大众媒体)。我们发现(1)与esg相关新闻的数量与信用违约互换(CDS)价差显著相关,因此对公司的再融资成本有影响;(2)具有积极(消极)调性的新闻与CDS息差降低(提高)约4%(6%)相关;(3)对于与esg相关的新闻,调性更为重要。这些结果适用于不同的子样本和替代规格,并且对省略的变量相对不敏感。
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It is Not Only What You Say, But How You Say It: ESG, Corporate News, and the Impact on CDS Spreads
Abstract We assess the influence of corporate news on costs of financing for a sample of large European and U.S. firms from 2006 to 2016. Focusing on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) news items, we take into account volume (number of news items), tonality (positive, neutral, negative), and source (financial or mass media). We find that (1) the volume of ESG-related news is significantly associated with credit default swap (CDS) spreads and therefore matters for companies' refinancing costs; (2) news with positive (negative) tonality is associated with lower (higher) CDS spreads by about 4% (6%); (3) tonality matters even more for ESG-related news. These results hold for different subsamples and alternate specifications, and are relatively insensitive to omitted variables.
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