Financial Management
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Volume 51, issue 2, 2022
- A hidden hand in corporate lobbying pp. 357-397

- Anqi Jiao
- Industry tournament incentives and corporate hedging policies pp. 399-453

- Gunratan Lonare, Ahmet Nart and Ahmet M. Tuncez
- Presidential power and stock returns pp. 455-499

- Youngsoo Kim and Jung Chul Park
- How much for a haircut? Illiquidity, secondary markets, and the value of private equity pp. 501-538

- Nicolas P. B. Bollen and Berk A. Sensoy
- Does dividend policy affect sales growth in product markets? Evidence from the 2003 dividend tax cut pp. 539-571

- Atsushi Chino and Joon Ho Kim
- Oil price shocks and stock market anomalies pp. 573-612

- Zhaobo Zhu, Licheng Sun, Jun Tu and Qiang Ji
- Does perception of social issues affect portfolio choices? Evidence from the #MeToo movement pp. 613-634

- Douglas O. Cook and Shikong (Scott) Luo
- The role of credit default swaps in determining corporate payout policy pp. 635-661

- Hwang Hee Lee and Frederick Dongchuhl Oh
- Industry centrality: Weak ties, industry attributes, and managerial contracting pp. 663-699

- Rasha Ashraf, Nishant Dass and Vikram Nanda
Volume 51, issue 1, 2022
- The purpose of a finance professor pp. 3-26

- Alex Edmans
- Shorting activity and stock return predictability: Evidence from a mandatory disclosure shock pp. 27-71

- Paul A. Griffin, Hyun A. Hong, Ivalina Kalcheva and Jeong‐Bon Kim
- The impact of credit rating information on disclosure quality pp. 73-115

- Yung‐Ling Chi and Sean Flynn
- Geographic proximity and price efficiency: Evidence from high‐speed railway connections between firms and financial centers pp. 117-141

- Hao Gao, Yuanyu Qu and Tao Shen
- Does the Federal Open Market Committee cycle affect credit risk? pp. 143-167

- Difang Huang, Yubin Li, Xinjie Wang and Zhaodong (Ken) Zhong
- Economic forecasts, anchoring bias, and stock returns pp. 169-191

- Gene Birz, Sandip Dutta and Han Yu
- Director diversity and inclusion: At the table but in the game? pp. 193-225

- Nemmara K. Chidambaran, Yun Liu and Nagpurnanand Prabhala
- Ultimate ownership and bank competition pp. 227-269

- José Azar, Sahil Raina and Martin Schmalz
- Trademark and IPO underpricing pp. 271-296

- Bin Yang and Tao Yuan
- The influence of learning and bargaining on CEO–chair duality: Evidence from firms that pass the baton pp. 297-350

- Narayanan Jayaraman, Vikram Nanda and Harley E. Ryan
Volume 50, issue 4, 2021
- The expected investment growth premium pp. 905-933

- Jun Li, Huijun Wang and Jianfeng Yu
- Powerful independent directors pp. 935-983

- Kathy Fogel, Liping Ma and Randall Morck
- Working hard for long‐distance relationships: Geographic proximity and relationship‐specific investments pp. 985-1011

- Kershen Huang, Chenguang Shang and Chi Zhang
- Do managers provide misleading earnings forecasts before stock repurchases? pp. 1013-1046

- Amrita S. Nain and Anand M. Vijh
- Rating labels and style investing: Evidence from Moody's rating recalibration pp. 1047-1084

- Xinyuan Tao and Chunchi Wu
- Defined benefit pension de‐risking and corporate risk‐taking pp. 1085-1111

- Brian Silverstein
- The real effects of institutional spatial concentration pp. 1113-1167

- Xiaoran Huang, Zheng Qiao and Lei Zhang
- Heterogeneous preferences, investment, and asset pricing pp. 1169-1193

- Bo Liu, Lei Lu, Congming Mu and Jinqiang Yang
Volume 50, issue 3, 2021
- Political connections and informed trading: Evidence from TARP pp. 619-644

- Ozlem Akin, Nicholas S. Coleman, Christian Fons‐Rosen and Jose-Luis Peydro
- Does policy uncertainty increase relational risks? Evidence from strategic alliances pp. 645-689

- Mufaddal Baxamusa, Sudip Datta and Anand Jha
- The effects of political competition on the funding of public‐sector pension plans pp. 691-725

- Sutirtha Bagchi
- Blockchain speculation or value creation? Evidence from corporate investments pp. 727-746

- Don M. Autore, Nicholas Clarke and Danling Jiang
- The role of P2P platforms in enhancing financial inclusion in the United States: An analysis of peer‐to‐peer lending across the rural–urban divide pp. 747-774

- Pankaj Kumar Maskara, Emre Kuvvet and Gengxuan Chen
- Short selling, agency, and corporate investment pp. 775-804

- Mahdi Nezafat, Tao Shen and Qinghai Wang
- Why do takeover targets protect acquirers? Evidence from force‐the‐vote provisions pp. 805-843

- Sridhar Gogineni and John Puthenpurackal
- The dark side of shareholder litigation: Evidence from corporate takeovers pp. 845-873

- Yongqiang Chu and Yijia (Eddie) Zhao
- The effect of privatization on the characteristics of innovation pp. 875-898

- Hyacinthe Y. Somé, Marcelo Cano‐Kollmann, Ram Mudambi and Jean‐Claude Cosset
Volume 50, issue 2, 2021
- On a stakeholder model of corporate governance pp. 321-343

- Jonathan Karpoff
- Industry tournament incentives and stock price crash risk pp. 345-369

- Thomas R. Kubick and G. Brandon Lockhart
- Anomalies enhanced: A portfolio rebalancing approach pp. 371-424

- Yufeng Han, Dayong Huang and Guofu Zhou
- Price anchors and short‐term reversals pp. 425-454

- Zhaobo Zhu, Licheng Sun and Chris Stivers
- Are the risk attitudes of professional investors affected by personal catastrophic experiences? pp. 455-486

- Gennaro Bernile, Vineet Bhagwat, Ambrus Kecskés and Phuong‐Anh Nguyen
- A rundown of merger target run‐ups pp. 487-518

- Marie Dutordoir, Evangelos Vagenas‐Nanos, Patrick Verwijmeren and Betty Wu
- Correlation and the omitted variable: A tale of two prices pp. 519-552

- Xing Han and Zheyao Pan
- Bargaining power and outside options in the interbank lending market pp. 553-586

- Puriya Abbassi, Falk Bräuning and Niels Schulze
- Interest rate risk of life insurers: Evidence from accounting data pp. 587-612

- Axel Möhlmann
Volume 50, issue 1, 2021
- Twitter activity, investor attention, and the diffusion of information pp. 3-46

- David Rakowski, Sara E. Shirley and Jeffrey R. Stark
- Career concerns and peer effects in institutional tournaments: Evidence from ECB reserve currency portfolios pp. 47-73

- Benjamin Sahel, Antonio Scalia and Luana Zaccaria
- Relevance of the disposition effect on the options market: New evidence pp. 75-106

- Mi‐Hsiu Chiang, Hsin‐Yu Chiu and Robin K. Chou
- Learning and predictability via technical analysis: Evidence from bitcoin and stocks with hard‐to‐value fundamentals pp. 107-137

- Andrew Detzel, Hong Liu, Jack Strauss, Guofu Zhou and Yingzi Zhu
- Differential risk premiums and the UIP puzzle pp. 139-167

- Rita Biswas, Louis R. Piccotti and Ben Schreiber
- Institutional influence on syndicate structure and cross‐border leveraged buyouts pp. 169-202

- Chen Liu, Lynnette Purda and Hui Zhu
- Informativeness of mutual fund advertisements: Does advertising communicate fund quality to investors? pp. 203-236

- Khaled Obaid and Kuntara Pukthuanthong
- Economic policy uncertainty and momentum pp. 237-259

- Ming Gu, Minxing Sun, Yangru Wu and Weike Xu
- Stock pledging and firm risk: Evidence from India pp. 261-280

- Yogesh Chauhan, Ajay Kumar Mishra and Ronald W. Spahr
- Advertising, investor attention, and stock prices: Evidence from a natural experiment pp. 281-314

- Erik J. Mayer
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