Journal of Corporate Finance
1994 - 2009
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Volume 15, issue 4, 2009
- Determinants of corporate borrowing: A behavioral perspective pp. 389-411

- Dirk Hackbarth
- Corporate governance and earnings management at large U.S. bank holding companies pp. 412-430

- Marcia Millon Cornett, Jamie John McNutt and Hassan Tehranian
- An empirical analysis of the determinants and pricing of corporate bond clawbacks pp. 431-446

- Kenneth N. Daniels, Demissew Diro Ejara and Jayaraman Vijayakumar
- Economic impact of political barriers to cross-border acquisitions: An empirical study of CNOOC's unsuccessful takeover of Unocal pp. 447-468

- Wan, Kam-Ming and Wong, Ka-fu
- Liquidity and employee options: An empirical examination of the Microsoft experience pp. 469-487

- Don M. Chance
- Does institutional activism increase shareholder wealth? Evidence from spillovers on non-target companies pp. 488-504

- Dong Wook Lee and Kyung Suh Park
- Value of outside blockholder activism: Evidence from the switchers pp. 505-522

- Woochan Kim, Woojin Kim and Kwon, Kap-Sok
Volume 15, issue 3, 2009
- Legal protection of investors, corporate governance, and the cost of equity capital pp. 273-289

- Kevin C.W. Chen, Zhihong Chen and K.C. John Wei
- What determines the financing decision in corporate takeovers: Cost of capital, agency problems, or the means of payment? pp. 290-315

- Dr. Marina Martynova and Luc Renneboog
- An examination of IPO secondary market returns pp. 316-330

- Daniel J. Bradley, John S. Gonas, Michael J. Highfield and Kenneth D. Roskelley
- CEO tenure, the risk of termination and firm value pp. 331-344

- Jeff Brookman and Paul D. Thistle
- A framework for the study of expansion options, loan commitments and agency costs pp. 345-357

- Masahiko Egami
- Intended use of proceeds and the long-run performance of seasoned equity issuers pp. 358-367

- Don M. Autore, David E. Bray and David R. Peterson
- Information salience, investor sentiment, and stock returns: The case of British soccer betting pp. 368-387

- Frederic Palomino, Luc Renneboog and Chendi Zhang
- Conference and special issue on corporate finance and governance in emerging markets pp. 388-388

- Xinzhong Xu, Joseph Fan and K.C. John Wei
Volume 15, issue 2, 2009
- How do firms finance their investments?: The relative importance of equity issuance and debt contracting costs pp. 179-195

- Vladimir A. Gatchev, Paul A. Spindt and Vefa Tarhan
- Financial leverage and bargaining power with suppliers: Evidence from leveraged buyouts pp. 196-211

- David T. Brown, C. Edward Fee and Shawn E. Thomas
- Share repurchase, executive options and wealth changes to stockholders and bondholders pp. 212-229

- Jun, Sang-gyung, Mookwon Jung and Ralph A. Walkling
- Governance with multiple objectives: Evidence from top executive turnover in China pp. 230-244

- Eric C. Chang and Sonia M.L. Wong
- Too few dividends? Groups' tunneling through chair and board compensation pp. 245-256

- Francisco Urzúa .
- Were internal capital markets affected by the [`]perfect' pension storm? pp. 257-271

- Michael J. Alderson and Brian L. Betker
Volume 15, issue 1, 2009
- The rise of corporate governance in corporate control research pp. 1-9

- Jeffry Netter, Annette Poulsen and Mike Stegemoller
- Creditor financing and overbidding in bankruptcy auctions: Theory and tests pp. 10-29

- Espen Eckbo and Karin S. Thorburn
- Relationships, corporate governance, and performance: Evidence from private placements of common stock pp. 30-47

- Karen H. Wruck and YiLin Wu
- Ownership structure and target returns pp. 48-65

- Scott W. Bauguess, Sara B. Moeller, Frederik P. Schlingemann and Chad J. Zutter
- Firm size and the effectiveness of the market for corporate control pp. 66-79

- David Offenberg
- Size, ownership and the market for corporate control pp. 80-84

- David T. Robinson
- Bidder returns and merger anticipation: Evidence from banking deregulation pp. 85-98

- David A. Becher
- Gaining a competitive edge through acquisitions: Evidence from the telecommunications industry pp. 99-112

- Evrim Akdogu
- Heterogeneous impacts of staggered boards by ownership concentration pp. 113-128

- Morgan J. Rose
- The market for shareholder voting rights around mergers and acquisitions: Evidence from institutional daily trading and voting pp. 129-145

- Jennifer E. Bethel, Gang Hu and Qinghai Wang
- A discussion of the efficacy of governance in the context of corporate acquisitions: Evidence on staggered boards and institutional trading and voting pp. 146-148

- Harley E. Ryan
- Bidding strategies and takeover premiums: A review pp. 149-178

- Espen Eckbo
Volume 14, issue 5, 2008
- You can't take it with you: Sunset provisions for equity compensation when managers retire, resign, or die pp. 499-511

- Sandeep Dahiya and David Yermack
- Board compensation practices and agency costs of debt pp. 512-531

- Mine Ertugrul and Shantaram Hegde
- The determinants of board composition in a transforming economy: Evidence from Russia pp. 532-549

- Ichiro Iwasaki
- Protective governance choices and the value of acquisition activity pp. 550-566

- Scott Bauguess and Mike Stegemoller
- The determinants of market-wide issue cycles for initial public offerings pp. 567-583

- Vladimir Ivanov and Craig M. Lewis
- Credit ratings and IPO pricing pp. 584-595

- An, Heng (Hunter) and Kam C. Chan
- The evolution of ownership structure of corporate spin-offs pp. 596-613

- Sukesh Patro
- On the anticipation of IPO underpricing: Evidence from equity carve-outs pp. 614-629

- Lawrence M. Benveniste, Huijing Fu, Paul J. Seguin and Xiaoyun Yu
- ESO compensation: The roles of default risk, employee sentiment, and insider information pp. 630-641

- Charles Chang, Fuh, Cheng-Der and Hsu, Ya-Hui
- Leverage and investment under a state-owned bank lending environment: Evidence from China pp. 642-653

- Michael Firth, Chen Lin and Sonia M.L. Wong
- Political connections of newly privatized firms pp. 654-673

- Narjess Boubakri, Cosset, Jean-Claude and Walid Saffar
- Does geographic dispersion affect firm valuation? pp. 674-687

- Wenlian Gao, Lilian Ng and Qinghai Wang
- Insider ownership, ownership concentration and investment performance: An international comparison pp. 688-705

- Klaus Gugler, Dennis C. Mueller and B. Burcin Yurtoglu
- The capital structure of multinational corporations: Canadian versus U.S. evidence pp. 706-720

- Usha R. Mittoo and Zhou Zhang
- Multiple large shareholders, control contests, and implied cost of equity pp. 721-737

- Najah Attig, Omrane Guedhami and Dev Mishra
- The networking function of investment banks: Evidence from private investments in public equity pp. 738-752

- Rongbing Huang, Zhaoyun Shangguan and Donghang Zhang
- Erratum to "How do firms adjust director compensation?" [Journal of Corporate Finance14 (2008) 153-162] pp. 753-754

- Kathleen A. Farrell, Geoffrey C. Friesen and Philip L. Hersch
Volume 14, issue 4, 2008
- Value creation or destruction? Hedge funds as shareholder activists pp. 323-336

- Christopher P. Clifford
- Access to financing, rents, and organization of the firm pp. 337-346

- Antoine RENUCCI
- Do managers listen to the market? pp. 347-362

- James B. Kau, James S. Linck and Paul H. Rubin
- Influence of bank concentration and institutions on capital structure: New international evidence pp. 363-375

- González, Victor M. and Francisco González
- Seasoned equity offerings: What firms say, do, and how the market reacts pp. 376-386

- Mark D. Walker and Keven Yost
- Make-whole call provisions: A case of "much ado about nothing?" pp. 387-404

- Nayar, Nandkumar (Nandu) and Duane Stock
- Industrial diversification, partial privatization and firm valuation: Evidence from publicly listed firms in China pp. 405-417

- Chen Lin and Dongwei Su
- Consequences of overvalued equity: Evidence from earnings manipulation pp. 418-430

- Dalia Marciukaityte and Raj Varma
- Large shareholders and firm performance--An empirical examination of founding-family ownership pp. 431-445

- Christian Andres
- Stock market liquidity and the decision to repurchase pp. 446-459

- Paul Brockman, John S. Howe and Sandra Mortal
- Errors in estimating share repurchases pp. 460-474

- Monica L. Banyi, Edward A. Dyl and Kathleen M. Kahle
- Are corporate governance and bank monitoring substitutes: Evidence from the perceived value of bank loans pp. 475-483

- Steven S. Byers, L. Paige Fields and Donald R. Fraser
- Stock trading, information production, and executive incentives pp. 484-498

- Qiang Kang and Qiao Liu
Volume 14, issue 3, 2008
- The dynamics of corporate governance: Changes in contractual relations pp. 163-165

- Annette B. Poulsen
- Contractual corporate governance pp. 166-182

- Marc Goergen and Luc Renneboog
- Does corporate control determine the cross-listing location? pp. 183-199

- Wissam Abdallah and Marc Goergen
- Spillover of corporate governance standards in cross-border mergers and acquisitions pp. 200-223

- Dr. Marina Martynova and Luc Renneboog
- Adopting better corporate governance: Evidence from cross-border mergers pp. 224-240

- Arturo Bris, Neil Brisley and Christos Cabolis
- Where do firms incorporate? Deregulation and the cost of entry pp. 241-256

- Marco Becht, Colin Mayer and Hannes F. Wagner
- Corporate governance and firm performance pp. 257-273

- Sanjai Bhagat and Brian Bolton
- Undoing the powerful anti-takeover force of staggered boards pp. 274-288

- Guo, Re-Jin, Timothy A. Kruse and Tom Nohel
- Setting a fox to keep the geese -- Does the comply-or-explain principle work? pp. 289-301

- Christian Andres and Erik Theissen
- The price of ethics and stakeholder governance: The performance of socially responsible mutual funds pp. 302-322

- Luc Renneboog, Jenke ter Horst and Chendi Zhang
Volume 14, issue 2, 2008
- Information asymmetry, contract design and process of negotiation: The stock options awarding case pp. 73-91

- H. de La Bruslerie and Deffains-Crapsky, C.
- Changes in insider ownership and changes in the market value of the firm pp. 92-106

- John J. McConnell, Henri Servaes and Karl V. Lins
- Stakeholders and the composition of the voting rights of the board of directors pp. 107-117

- Dan Galai and Zvi Wiener
- Ownership structure, cash flow, and capital investment: Evidence from East Asian economies before the financial crisis pp. 118-132

- K.C. John Wei and Yi Zhang
- Flexibility and dividends pp. 133-152

- Benjamin McKay Blau and Kathleen P. Fuller
- How do firms adjust director compensation? pp. 153-162

- Kathleen A. Farrell, Geoffrey C. Friesen and Philip L. Hersch
Volume 14, issue 1, 2008
- Taxes and dividend policy under alternative tax regimes pp. 1-16

- Kerry Pattenden and Garry Twite
- Family succession and firm performance: Evidence from Italian family firms pp. 17-31

- Marco Cucculelli and Giacinto Micucci
- The revival of shelf-registered corporate equity offerings pp. 32-50

- Don M. Autore, Raman Kumar and Dilip K. Shome
- The determinants of board size and composition: Evidence from the UK pp. 51-72

- Paul M. Guest
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