Journal of Business Finance & Accounting
1988 - 2025
Current editor(s): P. F. Pope, A. W. Stark and M. Walker
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Volume 28, issue 9‐10, 2001
- Editorial pp. 1067-1072

- Peter F. Pope, Andrew W. Stark and Martin Walker
- Factors Associated with Differences in the Magnitude of Abnormal Returns Around NYSE Versus Nasdaq Firms’ Earnings Announcements pp. 1073-1108

- Youngsoon Susan Cheon, Theodore E. Christensen and Linda Smith Bamber
- Discussion of Factors Associated with Differences in the Magnitude of Abnormal Returns Around NYSE Versus Nasdaq Firms’ Earnings Announcements pp. 1109-1113

- Peter Easton
- Discussion of The Relation Between Incremental Subsidiary Earnings and Future Stock Returns in Japan pp. 1109-1113

- Peter F. Pope
- The Relation Between Incremental Subsidiary Earnings and Future Stock Returns in Japan pp. 1115-1139

- Don Hermann, Tatsuo Inoue and Wayne B. Thomas
- The Pricing of Relative Performance Based Incentives for Executive Compensation pp. 1115-1139

- António Câmara
- Discussion of The Pricing of Relative Performance Based Incentives for Executive Compensation pp. 1189-1191

- M. J. Brennan
- An Analysis of Contrarian Investment Strategies in the UK pp. 1192-1228

- Alan Gregory, Richard Harris and Maria Michou
- Discussion of An Analysis of Contrarian Investment Strategies in the UK pp. 1229-1233

- Xingzhong Xu
- PO Lock‐in Agreements in the UK pp. 1235-1278

- Susanne Espenlaub, Marc Goergen and Arif Khurshed
- Discussion of IPO Lock‐in Agreements in the UK pp. 1279-1284

- Paul Draper
- On the Asymmetric Recognition of Good and Bad News in France, Germany and the United Kingdom pp. 1285-1331

- Begoña Giner and William Rees
- Discussion of On the Asymmetric Recognition of Good and Bad News in France, Germany and the United Kingdom pp. 1333-1349

- Sudipta Basu
- Uncertainty Associated with Future Environmental Costs and the Market’s Differential Response to Earnings Information pp. 1351-1386

- K.E. Hughes and J. Kenneth Reynolds
- Discussion of Uncertainty Associated with Future Environmental Costs and the Market’s Differential Response to Earnings Information pp. 1387-1394

- Dan S. Dhaliwal
Volume 28, issue 7‐8, 2001
- The Effect of Futures Market Volume on Spot Market Volatility pp. 799-819

- John Board, Gleb Sandmann and Charles Sutcliffe
- The Valuation of Deferred Taxation: Evidence from the UK Partial Provision Approach pp. 821-852

- David B. Citron
- Relative Performance Evaluation of Mutual Funds: A Non‐Parametric Approach pp. 853-876

- Yoon K. Choi and B.P.S. Murthi
- Political and Regulatory Risk in Water Utilities: Beta Sensitivity in the United Kingdom pp. 877-904

- Roger Buckland and Patricia Fraser
- The Impact of Receiving Debtor‐in‐Possession Financing on the Probability of Successful Emergence and Time Spent Under Chapter 11 Bankruptcy pp. 905-942

- Fayez A. Elayan and Thomas O. Meyer
- Analysts' Forecasts and the Broker Relationship pp. 943-961

- Lynn Hodgkinson
- The Earnings Information Content of Dividend Initiations and Omissions pp. 963-977

- Shih‐Jen Kathy Ho and Chunchi Wu
- Effects of Deposit Insurance Reform on Moral Hazard in US Banking pp. 979-992

- Dale K. Osborne and Seokwon Lee
- Takeover Prediction and Portfolio Performance: A Note pp. 993-1011

- Ronan Powell
- Credit Management: An Examination of Policy Choices, Practices and Late Payment in UK Companies pp. 1013-1042

- Richard Pike and Nam Sang Cheng
- The Reversal of the Monday Effect: New Evidence from US Equity Markets pp. 1043-1065

- Seyed Mehdian and Mark J. Perry
Volume 28, issue 5‐6, 2001
- A Comparative Analysis of Earnings Forecasts in Europe pp. 531-562

- John Capstaff, Krishna Paudyal and William Rees
- Professionalism vs Commercialism: The Association Between Non‐Audit Services (NAS) and Audit Independence pp. 563-594

- Divesh S. Sharma and Jagdish Sidhu
- The Effect of Earnings Permanence, Growth, and Firm Size on the Usefulness of Cash Flows and Earnings in Explaining Security Returns: Empirical Evidence for the UK pp. 563-594

- Andreas Charitou, Colin Clubb and Andreas Andreou
- Strategic Auditing: An Incomplete Information Model pp. 631-652

- Peter Cheng, Bradley D. Childs and William W. Sheng
- Stock Dividend Announcement Effects in an Imputation Tax Environment pp. 653-669

- Hamish Anderson, Steven Cahan and Lawrence Rose
- R&D Intensity and Corporate Financial Policy: Some International Evidence pp. 671-692

- Rahim Bah and Pascal Dumontier
- Arbitrage, Risk Premium, and Cointegration Tests of the Efficiency of Futures Markets pp. 693-713

- Ying‐Foon Chow
- The Empirical Distribution of UK and US Stock Returns pp. 715-740

- Richard Harris and C. Coskun Küçüközmen
- The Value Relevance of Oil and Gas Disclosures: An Assessment of the Market's Perception of Firms' Effort and Ability to Discover Reserves pp. 741-769

- Kevin T. Berry and Charlotte J. Wright
- The Sensitivity of Tests of Asset Pricing Models to the IID‐Normal Assumption: Contemporaneous Evidence from the US and UK Stock Markets pp. 771-798

- Nicolaas Groenewald and Patricia Fraser
Volume 28, issue 3‐4, 2001
- Time Diversification: Empirical Tests pp. 263-302

- Norman Strong and Nick Taylor
- Tax Clientele Effects in the Term Structure of UK Interest Rates pp. 303-325

- Eric J. Levin and Robert Wright
- Social and Environmental Disclosure and Corporate Characteristics: A Research Note and Extension pp. 327-356

- Rob Gray, Mohammed Javad, David M. Power and C. Donald Sinclair
- Valuation and Cost of Capital Formulae with Corporate and Personal Taxes: A Synthesis Using the Dempsey Discounted Dividends Model pp. 357-378

- Mike Dempsey
- A Binomial Basis for the Cox, Ingersoll and Ross Model of the Term Structure of Interest Rates pp. 379-405

- Huw Rhys and Mark Tippet
- The Market Valuation and Trading Volume Effects of the Creation of the Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund on Property‐liability Insurers pp. 407-445

- Carl Pacini and David C. Marlett
- LDC Credit‐risk Forecasting and Banker Judgement pp. 447-464

- R. A. Somerville and R. J. Taffler
- Initial Technical Violations of Debt Covenants and Changes in Firm Risk pp. 465-480

- Neil L. Fargher, Michael S. Wilkins and Lori M. Holder‐Webb
- Fundamental Information and Monetary Policy: The Implications for Earnings and Earnings Forecasts pp. 481-501

- Richard J. Dowen
- Corporate Restructurings: A Comparison of Equity Carve‐outs and Spin‐offs pp. 503-529

- Kimberley E. Frank and J. William Harden
Volume 28, issue 1‐2, 2001
- Are Golden Parachutes an Optimal Contracting Response or Evidence of Managerial Entrenchment?: Evidence from Successful Takeovers pp. 1-34

- Chandra Subramaniam
- Regulated Managerial Insider Trading as a Mechanism to Facilitate Shareholder Control pp. 35-62

- Guochang Zhang
- KLSE Long Run Overreaction and the Chinese New‐Year Effect pp. 63-105

- Zamri Ahmad and Simon Hussain
- Mean Reversion in the Short Horizon Returns of UK Portfolios pp. 107-126

- Patricia Chelley‐Steeley
- Cointegration, Efficiency and Forecasting in the Currency Market pp. 127-150

- Wilson H. S. Tong
- An Analysis of Transactions Data for the Stock Exchange of Singapore: Patterns, Absolute Price Change, Trade Size and Number of Transactions pp. 151-174

- David Ding and Sie Ting Lau
- Determinants of Capital Structure and Adjustment to Long Run Target: Evidence From UK Company Panel Data pp. 175-198

- Aydin Ozkan
- Explaining Intraday Pattern of Trading Volume from the Order Flow Data pp. 199-230

- Yi-Tsung Lee, Robert C.W. Fok and Yu‐Jane Liu
- Testing Efficiency Across Markets: Evidence from the NCAA Basketball Betting Market pp. 231-248

- L. Lee Colquitt, Norman H. Godwin and Steven B Caudill
- Efficient Markets Hypothesis and the Emerging Capital Market in Sri Lanka: Evidence from the Colombo Stock Exchange – A Note pp. 249-261

- Sarath P. Abeysekera