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Working online or offline during COVID-19: Which has more impacts on stock price?
Wanjiao Jia1, Yuanyuan Xu2, Xiaowu Lu1
1School of Management, Shanghai University, Shanghai, China.
Abstract:
Remote work has become increasingly popular and important after the spread of COVID-19, but its impact on the financial market is in dispute. Using a unique dataset of analyst visits in China and multiple regression, we examine the impact of remote work on the financial market by comparing the market reaction to analysts' online and offline visits. Results show that online visits have a significantly greater impact on stock prices than offline visits, as discussion depth, information sharing, and information dissemination are enhanced. Additionally, online visits can predict the changes in funds' holdings and firms' future performance. Overall, our findings suggest that remote work improves the information environment of the financial market during COVID-19.
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