Research

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Individual Crypto Investors

Supported by Nasdaq NF

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Populism, Risk and Decentralized Finance Adoption in Europe vs the United States

Supported by CUT Rennes SB

Team: Ylva Baeckström, Akanksha Jalan and Roman Matkovskyy (PI).

Publications

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Financial advice behaviour: humans versus AI
Baeckström, Y., Matkovskyy, R., Journal of Corporate Finance, 103044 (2026)
The influence of ethical, sustainable, and environmental perceptions on individual cryptocurrency participation in Denmark, Finland and Sweden
Baeckström, Y., Jalan, A., Matkovskyy, R., Roloff, J., Journal of Business Ethics (2025)
Individual investor trust and cryptocurrency participation: Evidence from three Nordic countries
Baeckström, Y., Jalan, A., Matkovskyy, R., The Journal of Technology Transfer (2025)
The role of promotion versus prevention-orientation to predict individual cryptocurrency participation
Baeckström, Y., Jalan, A., Matkovskyy, R., Finance Research Letters, 105851 (2024)
Interpersonal trust and crypto adoption
Jalan, A., Matkovskyy, R., Yarovaya, L., Urquhart, A., Journal of International Financial Markets, Institutions and Money, 83 (March 2023), 101715 (2023)
Systemic risks in the cryptocurrency market: Evidence from the FTX collapse
Jalan, A., Matkovskyy, R., Finance Research Letters 53, 103670 (2023)
Shall the winning last? A study of recent bubbles and persistence
Jalan, A., Matkovskyy, R., and Poti, V., Finance Research Letters 45, 102162 (2022)
Shiny crypto assets: A systemic look at gold-backed cryptocurrencies during the COVID-19 pandemic
Jalan, A., Matkovskyy, R., and Yarovaya, L., International Review of Financial Analysis 78, 101958 (2021)
From Financial Markets to Bitcoin Markets: a Fresh Look at the Contagion Effect.
Matkovskyy, R. and Jalan, A., Finance Research Letters 31, 93-97. (2019)
Can Bitcoin be an inflation hedge? Evidence from a quantile-on-quantile model
Matkovskyy, R., Jalan, A., Revue Économique, 7, 1024-1041 (2021)
Demand elasticities of Bitcoin and Ethereum
Jalan, A., Matkovskyy, R., Urquhart, A., Economics Letters, 220, 110877 (2022)
What effect did the introduction of Bitcoin futures have on the Bitcoin spot market?
Jalan, A., Matkovskyy, R. and Urquhart, A., The European Journal of Finance, 27(13), 1251-1281 (2021)
The Bitcoin options market: A first look at pricing and risk
Jalan, A., Matkovskyy, R. and Aziz, S., Applied Economics, 53(17), 2026-2041 (2021)
Effects of economic policy uncertainty shocks on the interdependence between cryptocurrency and financial markets
Matkovskyy, R., Jalan, A. and Dowling, M., Quarterly Review of Economics and Finance 77, 150-155 (2021)
From bottom ten to top ten: the role of cryptocurrencies in enhancing portfolio return of poorly performing stocks
Matkovskyy, R., Jalan, A., Dowling, M., Bouraoui, T., Finance Research letters, 101405 (2020)
Centralized and decentralized Bitcoin markets: Euro vs. USD vs GBP.
Matkovskyy, R., Quarterly Review of Economics and Finance 71, 270–279. (2019)
COVID risk narratives: a computational linguistic approach to the econometric identification of narrative risk during a pandemic
Chen, Y., Bredin, D., Potì, V., Matkovskyy, R., Digital Finance 4 (1), 17-61 (2022)
The COVID-19 black swan crisis: Reaction and recovery of various financial markets
Yarovaya, L., Matkovskyy, R., and Jalan, A., Research in International Business and Finance 59, 101521. (2022)
Does Shariah compliance affect investor behaviour in the COVID-19 times: Evidence from herding in the global energy market
Aziz, S., Jalan, A., Matkovskyy, R. and Bouraoui, T., Applied Economics 54(24), 2825-2836 (2021)
The effects of a 'black swan' event (COVID-19) on herding behavior in cryptocurrency markets
Yarovaya, L., Matkovskyy, R., Jalan, A., Journal of International Financial Markets, Institutions and Money, 75, 101321 (2021)
A measurement of affluence and poverty interdependence across countries: evidence from the application of tail copula.
Matkovskyy, R., Bulletin of Economic Research, 72(4), 404-416 (2020)
Extremal economic (inter)dependence studies: a case of the Eastern European countries.
Matkovskyy, R., Journal of Quantitative Economics 17, 667–698. (2019)
Application of neural networks to short time series composite indexes: evidence from the nonlinear autoregressive with exogenous inputs (NARX) model.
Matkovskyy, R. and Bouraoui, T., Journal of Quantitative Economics 17, 433–446 (2018)
Analysing the financial strength of Tunisia: An approach to estimate an Index of Financial Safety.
Matkovskyy, R., Bouraoui, T. and Hammami, H., Research in International Business and Finance 38, 485–493. (2016)
A comparison of pre- and post- crisis efficiency of the OECD countries: evidences from the temporal heterogeneity in time model with unobservable individual effects.
Matkovskyy, R., The European Journal of Comparative Economics 13, 135-167. (2016)
Arbitrary temporal heterogeneity in time of European countries panel model.
Matkovskyy, R., Economics Bulletin 36, 576-587. (2016)
Demand for Investment Advice over Time: The Disposition Effect Revisited.
Croonenbroeck, C. and Matkovskyy, R., Applied Financial Economics 24. (2014)
Price transmission in European fish markets
Gao, S., Bagnarosa, G., Dowling, M. Matkovskyy, R. & Tawil, D., Applied Economics, 54 (19), 2194-2213 (2022)
Pre-launch prediction of market performance for short lifecycle products using online community data.
Divakaran, P. K. P., Palmer, A., Søndergaard, H.A., and Matkovskyy, R., Journal of Interactive Marketing 38, 12–28. (2017)
An American -style Transfer Union in Europe, A First Glance at How Much It Might Cost.
Dadak, C. and Matkovskyy, R., Journal of Economic Issues 52(3), 749-769. (2018)

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