6

2016

Bartov et al. [35]

Can Twitter Help Predict Firm-Level Earnings and Stock Returns?

Accepted

Observed positive association between the aggregate opinion and the immediate abnormal stock price reaction to the quarterly earnings announcement

7

2016

Jin et al. [36]

Has Microblogging Changed Stock Market Behavior? Evidence from China

Accepted

Observed significant impact of microblogging to increase the relative trading volume as well as the decreases in the daily expected stock return

8

2016

Singh [7]

R&D Spillovers & Productivity Growth: Evidence from Indian Manufacturing

Accepted

Technology influences productivity

9

2016

Singh [6]

Do Technology Spillovers Accelerate Performance of Firms?

Accepted

R&D promote the adoption of new technologies such as big

Data and Machine Learning

10

2015

Seth and Chaudhary [29]

Big Data in Finance

Accepted

Big Data in finance will evolve to influence the trading the pattern of the investors

11

2015

Attigeri et al. [12]

Stock Market Prediction: A Big Data Approach

Accepted

In the technical analysis and fundamental research scholar found that social media has influence on the stock prices

12

2015

Tian et al. [42]

Latency Critical Big Data Computing in Finance

Accepted

Big data and Analytics based computing could benefit today's banking and financial organizations to achieve more intelligent trading in the capital market

13

2014

Shorter et al. [43]

High-Frequency Trading: Background, Concerns, and Regulatory Developments

Accepted

High frequency trading will keep on posing the regulatory challenges with the development of technology

14

2014

Funk and Hirschman [27]

Derivatives and Deregulation: Financial Innovation and the Demise of Glass-Steagall

Accepted

Big Data implications on the HFT trading is highly tilted due to technology

15

2014

Nagata and Inui [37]

Does High-Speed Trading Enhance Market Efficiency? Empirical Analysis

on “Arrowhead” of the Tokyo Stock Exchange

Accepted

High efficiency trading enhances marketing efficiency

16

2014

Moat et al. [38]

Using Big Data to Predict Collective Behavior in the Real World

Accepted

Observed the predictive effect of the Big Data analysis in the financial world

17

2013

Aldridge

[14]

Market Microstructure and the Risks of High-Frequency Trading

Accepted

High frequency trading reduces the arbitrage due to gap in information

18

2013

Angel and McCabe [44]

Fairness in Financial Markets: The Case of High Frequency Trading

Accepted

Impact of High frequency trading was put into question as the fair practice in the capital market

19

2013

Aït-Sahalia and Saglam [45]

High Frequency Traders: Taking Advantage of Speed

Accepted

High Frequency traders could take the advantage of the speed to influence the capital market in their favour

20

2013

Alanyali et al. [46]

Quantifying the Relationship between Financial News and the Stock Market

Accepted

Observed that movements in financial markets and movements in financial news are intrinsically interlinked

21

2012

Snijders et al. [26]

Big Data: Big Gaps of Knowledge in the Field of Internet Science

Accepted

Observed that Big Data could bridge the gap in knowledge in the capital markets and reduce efficiency