Journal of Applied Corporate Finance

1989 - 2024

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

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Volume 10, issue 4, 1998

THE ROLE OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE IN SOUTH KOREAN ECONOMIC REFORM pp. 8-15

Kenneth Scott

VALUE AT RISK: USES AND ABUSES pp. 26-38

Christopher L. Culp, Merton Miller and Andrea M. P. Neves

EMPLOYEE STOCK OWNERSHIP IN ECONOMIC TRANSITIONS: THE CASE OF UNITED AIRLINES pp. 39-62

Jeffrey N. Gordon

THE LEGALITY OF THE SHAREHOLDER RIGHTS BY‐LAW IN DELAWARE: PRESERVING THE MARKET FOR CORPORATE CONTROL pp. 63-68

Jonathan R. Macey

OWNERSHIP AND CONTROL IN SOUTH AFRICA UNDER BLACK RULE pp. 69-78

Brian Kantor

CORPORATE GOVERNANCE IN AN EMERGING MARKET: THE CASE OF ISRAEL pp. 79-89

Asher Blass, Yishay Yafeh and Oved Yosha

SOURCING EQUITY INTERNATIONALLY WITH DEPOSITARY RECEIPT OFFERINGS: TWO EXCEPTIONS THAT PROVE THE RULE pp. 90-101

G. Karolyi

DEBT, FOLKLORE, AND CROSS‐COUNTRY DIFFERENCES IN FINANCIAL STRUCTURE pp. 102-107

Raghuram Rajan and Luigi Zingales

VALUE‐AT‐RISK AND CORPORATE VALUATION pp. 108-115

Stephen Godfrey and Ramon Espinosa

THE 1997 STERN STEWART PERFORMANCE 1000 pp. 116-120

Irwin Ross

Volume 10, issue 3, 1997

Risks and Rewards in Emerging Market Investments pp. 8-17

Roy C. Smith and Ingo Walter

Are Open Markets Good for Foreign Investors and Emerging Nations? pp. 18-32

E. Han Kim and Vijay Singal

Yankee Bonds and Cross‐Border Private Placements pp. 34-34

Greg Johnson and Thomas Funkhouser

ACCOUNTING FOR DERIVATES: BACK TO BASICS pp. 46-58

George J. Benston

Picking Your Tick: Toward a New Theory of Stock Splits pp. 59-67

James Angel

Insurance Derivatives: A New Asset Class for the Capital Markets and a New Hedging Tool for the Insurance Industry pp. 69-81

Michael S. Canter, Joseph B. Cole and Richard L. Sandor

Financial Innovation in the Management of Catastrophe Risk pp. 84-95

Neil A. Doherty

Risk Management by Securities Settlement Agents pp. 96-103

Christopher L. Culp and Andrea M. P. Neves

Market Based Management™*—A Key to Nucor's Success pp. 104-115

William Nobles and Judy Redpath

The End of Cost Allocations as We Know Them pp. 117-124

Marc Hodak

Volume 10, issue 2, 1997

SCIENCE, SPECIFIC KNOWLEDGE, AND TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT pp. 8-23

Karen Hopper Wruck and Michael Jensen

MANAGEMENT FADS AND ORGANIZATIONAL ARCHITECTURE pp. 24-39

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

MANAGING FOR SHAREHOLDER VALUE AT BANK OF AMERICA pp. 68-71

David Coulter

MANAGERIAL INCENTIVES AND CORPORATE DIVERSIFICATION STRATEGIES pp. 72-80

David J. Denis, Diane K. Denis and Atulya Sarin

EVA AND TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT pp. 81-89

Jeffrey M. Bacidore, John A. Boquist, Todd T. Milbourn and Anjan Thakor

EVA, ACCOUNTING PROFITS, AND CEO TURNOVER: AN EMPIRICAL EXAMINATION, 1985–1994 pp. 90-97

Kenneth Lehn and Anil K. Makhija

EVA AND DIVISIONAL PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT: CAPTURING SYNERGIES AND OTHER ISSUES pp. 98-109

Jerold Zimmerman

CONTRACTING FOR VALUE: EVA AND THE ECONOMICS OF ORGANIZATIONS pp. 110-123

David M. Glassman

Volume 10, issue 1, 1997

PERFORMANCE LEVERAGE, AND OWNERSHIP STRUCTURE IN REVERSE LBOs pp. 8-20

Robert W. Holtbausen and David F. Larcker

DESIGNING CAPITAL STRUCTURE TO CREATE SHAREHOLDER VALUE pp. 21-32

Tim C. Opler, Michael Saron and Sheridan Titman

A PRACTICAL APPROACH TO CAPITAL STRUCTURE FOR BANKS pp. 33-43

Donald Davis and Kevin Lee

SOME NEW EVIDENCE ON WHY COMPANIES USE CONVERTIBLE BONDS pp. 44-53

Frank C. Jen, Dosoung Choi and Seong‐Hyo Lee

PERCS, DECS, AND OTHER MANDATORY CONVERTIBLES pp. 54-63

Enrique Arzac

SECURITIZATION: A LOW‐COST SWEETENER FOR LEMONS pp. 64-71

Claire A. Hill

ASSET BACKED COMMERCIAL PAPER: GET WITH THE PROGRAM pp. 72-78

Charles A. Stone and Anne Zissu

THE NEW LEVERAGED LOAN SYNDICATION MARKET pp. 79-88

Keith Barnish, Steve Miller and Michael Rushmore

PRIVATE EQUITY: SOURCES AND USES pp. 89-97

Travis Bradford and Roy C. Smith

INITIAL PUBLIC OFFERINGS: GOING BY THE BOOK pp. 98-108

Lawrence M. Benveniste and William J. Wilhelm

USING EXCHANGE‐TRADED EQUITY FLEX PUT OPTIONS IN CORPORATE STOCK REPURCHASE PROGRAMS pp. 109-113

James Angel, Gary L. Gastineau and Clifford J. Weber

TWO DCF APPROACHES FOR VALUING COMPANIES UNDER ALTERNATIVE FINANCING STRATEGIES (AND HOW TO CHOOSE BETWEEN THEM) pp. 114-122

Isik Inselbag and Howard Kaufold

Volume 9, issue 4, 1997

THE POLITICAL ROOTS OF AMERICAN CORPORATE FINANCE pp. 8-22

Mark Roe

INTERNATIONAL CORPORATE DIFFERENCES: MARKETS OR LAW? pp. 23-30

Frank H. Easterbrook

CORPORATE OWNERSHIP AND CONTROL IN THE U.K., GERMANY, AND FRANCE pp. 30-45

Julian Franks and Colin Mayer

The Canadian Keiretsu pp. 46-57

F.H. Buckley

UNIVERSAL BANKS ARE NOT THE ANSWER TO AMERICA'S CORPORATE GOVERNANCE “PROBLEM”: A LOOK AT GERMANY, JAPAN, AND THE U.S pp. 57-73

Jonathan R. Macey and Geoffrey P. Miller

LARGE BANK STOCKHOLDERS IN GERMANY: SAVIORS OR SUBSTITUTES? pp. 74-82

William J. Carney

FOUR GOALS FOR A STRONGER U.S. FINANCIAL SERVICES INDUSTRY (AND FIVE WAYS FOR CONGRESS TO HELP US GET THERE) pp. 82-85

William S. Haraf

CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AND CORPORATE PERFORMANCE: A COMPARISON OF GERMANY, JAPAN, AND THE U.S pp. 86-93

Steven Kaplan

EVA AND SHAREHOLDER VALUE IN JAPAN pp. 94-114

Koshiro Sakata and E. Han Kim

THE 1996 STERN STEWART PERFORMANCE 1000 pp. 115-120

Irwin Ross

Volume 9, issue 3, 1996

RETHINKING RISK MANAGEMENT pp. 8-25

René Stulz

USING PROJECT FINANCE TO FUND INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENTS pp. 25-39

Richard A. Brealey, Ian A. Cooper and Michel A. Habib

BEHIND THE CORPORATE HEDGE: INFORMATION AND THE LIMITS OF “SHAREHOLDER WEALTH MAXIMIZATION” pp. 39-52

Henry T. C. Hu

INCORPORATING COUNTRY RISK IN THE VALUATION OF OFFSHORE PROJECTS pp. 52-63

Donald Lessard

A PRACTICAL APPROACH TO CALCULATING COSTS OF EQUITY FOR INVESTMENTS IN EMERGING MARKETS pp. 80-90

Stephen Godfrey and Ramon Espinosa

AN ARGUMENT AGAINST HEDGING BY MATCHING THE CURRENCIES OF COSTS AND REVENUES pp. 90-98

Trevor S. Harris, Nahum D. Melumad and Toshi Shibano

TO OWN OR TO FRANCHISE?: THE INTERNATIONAL CONTROL DECISION FOR SERVICE COMPANIES pp. 98-109

Karin Fladmoe‐Lindquist and Laurent L. Jacque

EXPLAINING PREMIUMS AND DISCOUNTS ON CLOSED‐END EQUALITY COUNTRY FUNDS pp. 109-118

Bala Arshanapalli, Jongmo Jay Choi, E. Tyler Clagget, John Doukas and Insup Lee

GAMBLING, SPECULATION, AND INSURANCE: WHY THEY CONTINUE TO BE CONFUSED AND CONDEMNED pp. 118-128

Reuven Brenner

Volume 9, issue 2, 1996

DIVIDENDS DO MATTER pp. 4-4

R.H. Jeffrey

EVOLUTION OR EXTINCTION: WHERE ARE BANKS HEADED? pp. 8-23

Christopher James and Joel Houston

THE ROLE OF FINANCIAL RELATIONSHIPS IN THE HISTORY OF AMERICAN CORPORATE FINANCE pp. 52-73

Charles W. Calomiris and Carlos Ramirez

THE VALUE ADDED BY BANK ACQUISITIONS: LESSONS FROM WELLS FARGO'S ACQUISITION OF FIRST INTERSTATE pp. 74-82

Joel F. Houston and Michael D. Ryngaert

RAROC AT BANK OF AMERICA: FROM THEORY TO PRACTICE pp. 83-93

Edward Zaik, John Walter, Gabriela Retting and Christopher James

EVA® FOR BANKS: VALUE CREATION, RISK MANAGEMENT, AND PROFITABILITY MEASUREMENT pp. 94-109

Dennis G. Uyemura, Charles C. Kantor and Justin M. Pettit

WHY BANKS HAVE A FUTURE: TOWARD A NEW THEORY OF COMMERCIAL BANKING pp. 114-128

Raghuram Rajan

Volume 9, issue 1, 1996

THE DIVIDEND CUT “HEARD‘ROUND THE WORLD”: THE CASE OF FPL pp. 4-16

Dennis Soter, Eugene Brigham and Paul Evanson

Dividends:ThePuzzle pp. 16-22

Peter L. Bernstein

THE RECORD ON PRIVATIZATION pp. 23-35

William L. Megginson, Robert C. Nash and Matthias van Randenborgh

The Efficient Market Theory Thrives on Criticism pp. 35-41

Dwight R. Lee and James A. Verbrugge

THE IMPACT OF MACROECONOMIC NEWS ON FINANCIAL MARKETS pp. 41-50

Louis H. Ederington and Jae Ha Lee

THE PURCHASE VS. POOLING CONTROVERSY: HOW THE STOCK MARKET RESPONDS TO GOODWILL pp. 50-60

Michael L. Davis

HOW THE MARKET VALUES THE DIFFERENT STAGES OF CORPORATE R&D—INITIATION, PROGRESS, AND COMMERCIALIZATION pp. 60-70

George E. Pinches, V. K. Narayanan and Kathryn M. Kelm

USING EARNINGS AND FREE CASH FLOW TO EVALUATE CORPORATE PERFORMANCE pp. 70-79

Richard G. Sloan

INVESTING IN DISTRESSED SECURITIES pp. 79-88

Walter J. Bloomenthal

EXECUTIVE COMPENSATION IN THE U.K pp. 88-93

Michael J. Brennan

MARKET‐CONTROLLED STOCK OPTIONS: A NEW APPROACH TO EXECUTIVE COMPENSATION pp. 93-98

Aigbe Akhigbe, Jeff Madura and Alan L. Tucker

THE HOW AND WHY OF EVA® AT CS FIRST BOSTON pp. 98-104

Alfred Jackson

EVA® IN THE COMPUTER INDUSTRY pp. 104-116

Steven Milunovich and Albert Tsuei

EVA® AND MARKET VALUE pp. 116-126

Stephen F. O'Byrne