Abstract
Using the merger and acquisition activity among pension fund management companies as a natural experiment, we obtain estimates on the causal link between ownership concentration and secondary market liquidity. Our findings suggest that concentrated ownership structures, via the threat of informed trading, adversely affects stock trading activity.
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