Journal of Applied Corporate Finance

1989 - 2024

Current editor(s): Donald H. Chew Jr.

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Volume 16, issue 2‐3, 2004

Best Practices in Corporate Governance: What Two Decades of Research Reveals pp. 29-41

Anil Shivdasani and Marc Zenner

ECONOMICS OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE REFORM pp. 42-50

Randall S. Kroszner

Control Premiums and the Effectiveness of Corporate Governance Systems pp. 51-72

Alexander Dyck and Luigi Zingales

VOLUNTARY DISCLOSURE PRACTICES: THE USE OF PRO FORMA REPORTING pp. 73-80

Gary Entwistle, Glenn Feltham and Chima Mbagwu

CREATING VALUE WITH MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS pp. 81-90

Todd Hazelkorn, Marc Zenner and Anil Shivdasani

CORPORATE GOVERNANCE, EVA, AND SHAREHOLDER VALUE pp. 91-99

Joel Stern

SOME DESIGN GUIDELINES FOR EQUITY‐BASED PAY pp. 100-110

Nick Hudson and Karl Pichler

ALIGNMENT EXPOSED: HOW CEOS ARE PAID, AND WHAT THEIR SHAREHOLDERS GET FOR IT pp. 111-121

Marc Hodak

Product Costing and Inventory Accounting: A New Approach to an Old Problem pp. 122-135

Richard D. Rosson

DOES INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL CONTAGION REALLY EXIST? pp. 136-146

G. Karolyi

FOREIGN EXCHANGE AND CROSS‐BORDER VALUATION pp. 147-154

Thomas J. O'Brien

The Discount Rate in Emerging Markets: A Guide pp. 155-166

Jaime Sabal

Volume 16, issue 1, 2004

TRANSFERABLE STOCK OPTIONS (TSOS) AND THE COMING REVOLUTION IN EQUITY‐BASED PAY pp. 8-17

Brian J. Hall

CREATING VALUE IN THE OIL INDUSTRY pp. 18-31

Nick Antill and Robert Arnott

REDEFINING HIGH PERFORMANCE pp. 32-37

Tim Breene and Patrica Anslinger

NATIONAL DEFENSE, OIL IMPORTS, AND BIO‐ENERGY TECHNOLOGY pp. 38-50

Robert M. Ames, Anthony Corridore and Paul W. MacAvoy

FUTURE VALUE: THE $7 TRILLION CHALLENGE pp. 71-76

John J. Ballow, Robert J. Thomas and Göran Roos

CREATING VALUE AT A CONGLOMERATE: THE CASE OF THE GODREJ GROUP pp. 77-82

Adi Godrej

PERHAPS EVA DOES BEAT EARNINGS—REVISITING PREVIOUS EVIDENCE pp. 83-88

Glenn D. Feltham, Grant E. Issac, Chima Mbagwu and Ganesh Vaidyanathan

TOWARD A GLOBAL MODEL OF VENTURE CAPITAL? pp. 89-107

William L. Megginson

The Controversy Over Executive Compensation pp. 108-111

Edward Altman, George Benston, Gerald Bierwag, Marshall Blume, Richard Brealey, Willard Carleton, Andrew Chen, Elroy Dimson, Franklin Edwards, Robert Eisenbeis, Wayne Ferson, Mark Flannery, Charles Goodhart, Nils Hakansson, Kose John, Edward Kane, George Kaufman, Richard Herring, Alan Kraus, Dennis Logue, Stewart Myers, Stephen Schaefer, Eduardo Schwartz, Kenneth Scott, Lemma Senbet, William Sharpe, Jeremy Siegel, Seymour Smidt, Marti Subrahmanyam, James van Horne, Ingo Walter, Richard West and J. Fred Weston

FINAL THOUGHT pp. 112-112

Michael R. Sutcliff

Volume 15, issue 4, 2003

GLOBAL EVIDENCE ON THE EQUITY RISK PREMIUM pp. 27-38

Elroy Dimson, Paul Marsh and Mike Staunton

OUTSIDE UPSIDE: FINDINGS FOCUS THROUGH FINANCE OUTSOURCING pp. 39-50

Stewart Clements

CREATING VALUE IN PENSION PLANS (OR, GENTLEMEN PREFER BONDS) pp. 51-57

Jeremy Gold and Nick Hudson

HEDGE FUNDS: WHAT DO WE KNOW? pp. 58-71

Franklin R. Edwards and Stav Gaon

CONTROL: GETTING IT AND KEEPING IT IN BUSINESS PROCESS OUTSOURCING pp. 72-80

Jane C. Linder and Joseph P. Sawyer

IMPLEMENTING ECONOMIC CAPITAL IN AN INDUSTRIAL COMPANY: THE CASE OF MICHELIN pp. 81-94

Jacques Tierny and Charles Smithson

MEASURING HEDGE EFFECTIVENESS FOR FAS 133 COMPLIANCE pp. 95-103

John M. Charnes, Paul Koch and Henk Berkman

RECOGNIZING MACROECONOMIC FLUCTUATIONS IN VALUE BASED MANAGEMENT pp. 104-110

Lars Oxelheim and Clas Wihlborg

PRIVATE EQUITY INVESTING IN EMERGING MARKETS pp. 111-119

Roger Leeds and Julie Sunderland

FINAL THOUGHT pp. 120-120

Mike Sutcliff

Volume 15, issue 3, 2003

THE STATE OF U.S. CORPORATE GOVERNANCE: WHAT'S RIGHT AND WHAT'S WRONG? pp. 8-20

Bengt Holmstrom and Steven Kaplan

SIX CHALLENGES IN DESIGNING EQUITY‐BASED PAY pp. 21-33

Brian J. Hall

CORPORATE GOVERNANCE, ETHICS, AND ORGANIZATIONAL ARCHITECTURE pp. 34-45

James A. Brickley, Clifford W. Smith and Jerold Zimmerman

HOW TO FIX ACCOUNTING—MEASURE AND REPORT ECONOMIC PROFIT pp. 63-82

G. Bennett Stewart

ACCOUNTING DOESN'T NEED MUCH FIXING (JUST SOME REINTERPRETING) pp. 83-96

George J. Benston

THE ART OF STRATEGIC DIVESTMENT pp. 97-101

Patricia Anslinger, Justin Jenk and Ravi Chanmugan

THE SHAREHOLDER WEALTH EFFECTS OF CALPERS' FOCUS LIST pp. 102-111

Mark Anson, Ted White and Ho Ho

THE ENERGY MLP GOES INSTITUTIONAL: IMPLICATIONS FOR STRATEGY AND GOVERNANCE pp. 112-118

Conrad S. Ciccotello and Chris J. Muscarella

VALUE MAXIMIZATION AND STAKEHOLDER THEORY: COMPATIBLE OR NOT? pp. 120-127

James S. Wallace

FINAL THOUGHT pp. 128-128

Mary Tolan

Volume 15, issue 2, 2002

THE VALUE OF FILM STUDIOS pp. 24-31

Martha Amram

A REAL OPTIONS PERSPECTIVE ON SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT IN HIGH TECHNOLOGY1 pp. 32-43

Corey Billington, Blake Johnson and Alex Triantis

THE OPTION VALUE OF AN EARLY‐STAGE BIOTECHNOLOGY INVESTMENT pp. 44-55

Richard L. Shockley, Staci Curtis, Jonathan Jafari and Kristopher Tibbs

TO OPEN OR NOT TO OPEN—OR WHAT TO DO WITH A CLOSED COPPER MINE pp. 63-73

Jane McCarthy and Peter H.L. Monkhouse

TURNING RISK INTO SHAREHOLDER WEALTH IN THE PETROLEUM INDUSTRY pp. 67-73

John McCormack, Raoul LeBlanc and Craig Heiser

VALUING STOCK OPTIONS PREFERRED STOCK: A CASE STUDY OF WALL STREET ANALYST REPORTS pp. 74-81

Salman Farmanfarmaian

REAL OPTIONS, CORPORATE FINANCE, AND THE FOUNDATIONS OF VALUE MAXIMIZATION pp. 82-88

Thomas Arnold and Richard L. Shockley

REAL OPTIONS WITH MARKET RISKS AND PRIVATE RISKS pp. 89-101

Antonio S. Mello and Unyong Pyo

THE ACCIDENTAL REAL OPTIONS PRACTITIONER pp. 102-107

Gill Eapen

FINAL THOUGHT pp. 108-108

Mary Tolan

Volume 15, issue 1, 2002

HOW DO CFOs MAKE CAPITAL BUDGETING AND CAPITAL STRUCTURE DECISIONS? pp. 8-23

John Graham and Campbell Harvey

THE CAPITAL STRUCTURE CHOICE: NEW EVIDENCE FOR A DYNAMIC TRADEOFF MODEL pp. 24-30

Armen Hovakimian, Tim Opler and Sheridan Titman

TOWARD A MORE COMPLETE MODEL OF OPTIMAL CAPITAL STRUCTURE pp. 31-45

Roger Heine and Fredric Harbus

CONTINGENT CAPITAL: INTEGRATING CORPORATE FINANCING AND RISK MANAGEMENT DECISIONS pp. 46-56

Christopher L. Culp

RAISING CONTINGENT CAPITAL: THE CASE OF CEPHALON pp. 57-70

George Chacko, Peter Tufano and Geoffrey Verter

RETURNS ON PROJECT‐FINANCED INVESTMENTS: EVOLUTION AND MANAGERIAL IMPLICATIONS pp. 71-86

Benjamin Esty

HIGH‐TECH IPOS: A TALE OF TWO CONTINENTS pp. 87-94

Sybren Aaij and Dirk Brounen

FINDING VALUE WHERE NONE EXISTS: PITFALLS IN USING ADJUSTED PRESENT VALUE pp. 95-104

Laurence Booth

DEMUTUALIZATION AND CORPORATE GOVERNANCE OF STOCK EXCHANGES pp. 105-113

Reena Aggarwal