Journal of Corporate Finance

1994 - 2014

Current editor(s): A. Poulsen and J. Netter

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Volume 26, issue C, 2014

Corporate payout policy in dual-class firms pp. 1-19

Bradford D. Jordan, Mark H. Liu and Qun Wu

The effect of interest rate volatility and equity volatility on corporate bond yield spreads: A comparison of noncallables and callables pp. 20-35

Dong H. Kim and Duane Stock

Competition and dynamics of takeover contests pp. 36-56

Riccardo Calcagno and Sonia Falconieri

Firm size, sovereign governance, and value creation: Evidence from the acquirer size effect pp. 57-77

Mark Laurence Humphery-Jenner and Ronan Powell

What drives corporate minority acquisitions around the world? The case for financial constraints pp. 78-95

Rose C. Liao

Management earnings forecasts, insider trading, and information asymmetry pp. 96-123

Anastasia Kraft, Bong Soo Lee and Kerstin Lopatta

Contracts, governance, and country risk in project finance: Theory and evidence pp. 124-144

Soku Byoun and Zhaoxia Xu

Ownership and control in Central and Eastern Europe pp. 145-163

Klaus Gugler, Natalia Ivanova and Josef Zechner

Corporate socially responsible investments: CEO altruism, reputation, and shareholder interests pp. 164-181

Richard Borghesi, Joel F. Houston and Andy Naranjo

Capital structure, equity mispricing, and stock repurchases pp. 182-200

Alice Adams Bonaimé, Özde Öztekin and Richard S. Warr

Getting to know each other: The role of toeholds in acquisitions pp. 201-224

Paul Povel and Giorgo Sertsios

Volume 25, issue C, 2014

Stock repurchases as an earnings management mechanism: The impact of financing constraints pp. 1-15

Kathleen Farrell, Emre Unlu and Jin Yu

Corporate fraud and the value of reputations in the product market pp. 16-39

William C. Johnson, Wenjuan Xie and Sangho Yi

Creditor rights and capital structure: Evidence from international data pp. 40-60

Seong-Soon Cho, Sadok El Ghoul, Omrane Guedhami and Jungwon Suh

Institutional investors as monitors of corporate diversification decisions: Evidence from real estate investment trusts pp. 61-72

Jay C. Hartzell, Libo Sun and Sheridan Titman

Acquisition finance and market timing pp. 73-91

Theo Vermaelen and Moqi Xu

Why do firms (not) hedge? — Novel evidence on cultural influence pp. 92-106

Martin Lievenbrück and Thomas Schmid

Corporate tax aggressiveness, outside directors, and debt policy: An empirical analysis pp. 107-121

Grant Richardson, Roman Lanis and Sidney Chi-Moon Leung

Product market competition and the value of corporate cash: Evidence from trade liberalization pp. 122-139

Azizjon Alimov

Golden Parachutes and the Wealth of Shareholders pp. 140-154

Lucian Bebchuk, Alma Cohen and Charles C.Y. Wang

Disagreement and the informativeness of stock returns: The case of acquisition announcements pp. 155-172

Leonce L. Bargeron, Kenneth Lehn, Sara B. Moeller and Frederik P. Schlingemann

International variation in sin stocks and its effects on equity valuation pp. 173-187

Larry Fauver and Michael B. McDonald

Block trade targets in China pp. 188-201

Liping Dong, Konari Uchida and Xiaohong Hou

Can firms learn by observing? Evidence from cross-border M&As pp. 202-215

Bill B. Francis, Iftekhar Hasan, Xian Sun and Maya Waisman

Investor recognition and seasoned equity offers pp. 216-233

Don M. Autore and Tunde Kovacs

Exploitation of the internal capital market and the avoidance of outside monitoring pp. 234-250

Brandon N. Cline, Jacqueline L. Garner and Adam S. Yore

CEO age and the riskiness of corporate policies pp. 251-273

Matthew A. Serfling

Credit lines and leverage adjustments pp. 274-288

G. Brandon Lockhart

Dividends: Relevance, rigidity, and signaling pp. 289-312

Sigitas Karpavičius

Financial crisis and bank executive incentive compensation pp. 313-341

Sanjai Bhagat and Brian Bolton

The value of firms' voluntary commitment to improve transparency: The case of special segments on Euronext pp. 342-359

Abby Kim

Decoupling by clienteles and by time in the financial markets: The case of two-stage stock-financed mergers pp. 360-375

James S. Ang, Gӧnül Ҫolak and Tai-Wei Zhang

CEO turnover and the reduction of price sensitivity pp. 376-386

Michael J. Alderson, Naresh Bansal and Brian L. Betker

The risk implications of insurance securitization: The case of catastrophe bonds pp. 387-402

Bjoern Hagendorff, Jens Hagendorff, Kevin Keasey and Angelica Gonzalez

The effect of banking relationships on the future of financially distressed firms pp. 403-418

Claire M. Rosenfeld

Excess perks and stock price crash risk: Evidence from China pp. 419-434

Nianhang Xu, Xiaorong Li, Qingbo Yuan and Kam C. Chan

Stealth compensation: Do CEOs increase their pay by influencing dividend policy? pp. 435-454

Kristina Minnick and Leonard Rosenthal

IPO waves and the issuance process pp. 455-473

Kevin Boeh and Craig Dunbar

Credit ratings and the choice of payment method in mergers and acquisitions pp. 474-493

Nikolaos Karampatsas, Dimitris Petmezas and Nickolaos G. Travlos

Bias correction in the estimation of dynamic panel models in corporate finance pp. 494-513

Qing Zhou, Robert William Faff and Karen Alpert

Volume 24, issue C, 2014

Convertible bond financing pp. 1-2

Craig M. Lewis and Chris Veld

What we do and do not know about convertible bond financing pp. 3-20

Marie Dutordoir, Craig Lewis, James Seward and Chris Veld

Convertible debt and investment timing pp. 21-37

Evgeny Lyandres and Alexei Zhdanov

Convertible debt and shareholder incentives pp. 38-56

Christian Dorion, Pascal François, Gunnar Grass and Alexandre Jeanneret

More than meets the eye: Convertible bond issuers' concurrent transactions pp. 57-79

Brian J. Henderson and Bo Zhao

Does corporate governance influence convertible bond issuance? pp. 80-100

Marie Dutordoir, Norman Strong and Marius C. Ziegan

Cash-settled convertible bonds and the value relevance of their accounting treatment pp. 101-111

Craig Lewis and Patrick Verwijmeren

Determinants of corporate call policy for convertible bonds pp. 112-134

Tao-Hsien Dolly King and David C. Mauer

In- and out-of-the-money convertible bond calls: Signaling or price pressure? pp. 135-148

Ken L. Bechmann, Asger Lunde and Allan A. Zebedee

Why are conversion-forcing call announcements associated with negative wealth effects? pp. 149-157

Bruce D. Grundy, Chris Veld, Patrick Verwijmeren and Yuriy Zabolotnyuk