Journal of Financial Research
1978 - 2025
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Volume 48, issue 4, 2025
- Academic CEOs and corporate innovation pp. 1449-1478

- George J. Jiang, Wenquan Li, Yaohua Li and He Wang
- The Psychological Cost of Debt: Evidence from Islamic Housing Mortgages pp. 1479-1505

- Saad Azmat and Isabel Harbaugh Macdonald
- The value of social capital in small business lending: Evidence from the Small Business Administration program pp. 1506-1545

- Huu Nhan Duong, Thu Ha Nguyen and Vu Van Hoang
- Information absorption in stocks with short‐selling constraints pp. 1546-1568

- Ioannis V. Floros, Ajai K. Singh and Katsushi Suzuki
- Does local economic freedom matter for the cost of corporate borrowing from the banking sector? Evidence from the US states pp. 1569-1608

- Thanh Cong Nguyen, Theodora Bermpei and Antonios Nikolaos Kalyvas
- Spillover effects of creditor rights on corporate payout policy pp. 1609-1643

- Najah Attig, Paul Brockman and Mohammad Rahaman
- The impact of horizontal mergers on suppliers' cash holdings pp. 1644-1670

- James E. Upson and Chao Wei
- The predictive power of option prices for stock returns and nonfundamental shocks pp. 1671-1699

- Asli Eksi and Saurabh Roy
- Does the linguistic complexity of annual reports affect the corporate leasing decision? pp. 1700-1737

- Danlin Chi, Hasibul Chowdhury, Nicolas Eugster and Jiayi Zheng
- The discount for lack of marketability term structure pp. 1738-1764

- John D. Finnerty
- IPO proceeds deployment and firm performance pp. 1765-1790

- Mark R. Huson and Chong Meng
- Dependence matters! Investor sentiment and stock returns: A sliced inverse regression approach pp. 1791-1820

- Lingyu He, Jing Shi, Yizhi Wang and Qiaoqiao Zhu
- The causal impact of short‐sale constraints on the idiosyncratic volatility puzzle pp. 1821-1840

- Yufeng Han, Angela Morgan, Jack Wolf and Weike Xu
- Do product market threats affect the leasing decision? pp. 1841-1881

- Hasibul Chowdhury, Khoa Hoang, Shofiqur Rahman and Jiayi Zheng
- Bond covenants and the speed of corporate capital structure adjustment: Evidence from China pp. 1882-1914

- Xueying Zhang, Duowen Wu, Thomas Walker and Aoran Zhang
Volume 48, issue 3, 2025
- Debt financing, the pandemic, and Federal Reserve interventions pp. 929-949

- Grace E. Arnold, Takeshi Nishikawa and Meredith E. Rhodes
- The effects of bank mergers on listed U.S. borrowers pp. 950-981

- Shuangshuang Ji, David C. Mauer and Yilei Zhang
- Understanding the cross‐section of CDS returns using equity options pp. 982-1012

- Diep Duong and Sunjin Park
- ‘And forgive us our debts’: Christian moralities and over‐indebtedness pp. 1013-1031

- Iftekhar Hasan, Felix Noth and Konstantin Kiesel
- The efficacy of market timing and value creation pp. 1032-1066

- Chunhua Lan
- Dividend mispricing: Evidence from all‐stock merger deals pp. 1067-1100

- Kerron Joseph and Palani‐Rajan Kadapakkam
- Selection effects in the births of mutual funds pp. 1101-1130

- André de Souza
- How smart is smart money? Evidence from mutual funds' exposure on corporate misconduct pp. 1131-1159

- Dongmin Kong and Zhao Zhao
- Local labor match and corporate investments: Evidence from new flight routes pp. 1160-1184

- Nasim Sabah and Linh Thompson
- Lending discrimination and the role of community banks pp. 1185-1217

- Arthur M. Tran and Drew B. Winters
- Do dividends and share repurchases convey information about financial strength? An exploration of the disparities between banks and industrial firms pp. 1218-1248

- Yi Zheng, S. Drew Peabody and Jinglin Jiang
- The pervasiveness of matching rights in merger agreements: Impact on shareholder wealth pp. 1249-1277

- Sridhar Gogineni and John Puthenpurackal
- Deposit flows and the January effect in deposit rates pp. 1278-1314

- Vladimir Kotomin and Artem Meshcheryakov
- Unintended consequences of discrimination litigation caps pp. 1315-1349

- Spencer Barnes
- Commodity tail risk and equity risk premia pp. 1350-1407

- Zhenyu Lu, Ying Jiang and Xiaoquan Liu
- Variance of deviation from optimal leverage pp. 1408-1442

- Mustafa O. Caglayan, Diogo Duarte and Xiaomeng Lu
Volume 48, issue 2, 2025
- Insider trading restriction enforcement, investor protection, and innovation pp. 431-472

- Brian Blank, Jiawei Chen and Valeriya Posylnaya
- The threat of voiced shareholder disapproval and the value of voting pp. 473-502

- Justin Balthrop and Jonathan Bitting
- Artificial intelligence innovation and stock price crash risk pp. 503-543

- Junru Zhang, Chen Cui, Chen Zheng and Grantley Taylor
- Distracted institutional shareholders and debt maturity pp. 545-577

- Adrian (Wai Kong) Cheung, Joye Khoo and Rui Wang
- Estimating background risk hedging demands from cross‐sectional data pp. 579-604

- James Brugler, Joachim Inkmann and Adrian Rizzo
- Personal connections, financial advisors and M&A outcomes pp. 605-643

- Dobrina Jandik, Tomas Jandik and Weineng Xu
- Social connections and information leakage: Evidence from target stock price run‐up in takeovers pp. 645-672

- Iftekhar Hasan, Lin Tong and An Yan
- The impact of changing disclosure requirements, competition, and private capital on firm exit methods and premiums pp. 673-699

- James C. Brau, Ninon K. Sutton and Qiancheng Zheng
- The taxonomy of tail risk pp. 701-724

- Evarist Stoja, Arnold Polanski and Linh H. Nguyen
- Treasury auction method and underpricing: Evidence from Iceland pp. 725-756

- Antoine Noel and Mark Wu
- Mutual fund partial liquidation and future performance pp. 757-784

- George Jiang, Ping McLemore and Ao Wang
- Model for optimizing lender's decision on dealing with collateral of defaulted mortgage pp. 785-806

- Shu Ling Chiang and Ming Shann Tsai
- Organizational capital and private placements of common equity pp. 807-837

- Oneil Harris and Thanh Ngo
- Time‐Series Factor Modeling and Selection pp. 839-875

- Michael Michaelides
- Foreign corporations as large shareholders pp. 877-904

- Fuxiu Jiang, Kenneth A. Kim, John R. Nofsinger and Bing Zhu
- Do traders overweight experience from first movers? pp. 905-922

- Naomi Boyd and Shenru Li
Volume 48, issue 1, 2025
- Democracy and stock market returns pp. 5-39

- Xun Lei and Tomasz Piotr Wisniewski
- Debt dispersion and corporate liquidity pp. 41-72

- Goutham Abotula and Douglas (DJ) Fairhurst
- VC ownership post‐IPO: When, why, and how do VCs exit? pp. 73-102

- Anup Basnet, Kuntara Pukthuanthong, Harry Turtle and Thomas Walker
- Social media and cost of debt financing: Evidence from stock forum text analysis pp. 103-131

- Qingxi Meng, Shenwei Mo, Xiaofeng Quan and Joseph H. Zhang
- The asset growth return premium and anchoring on the 52‐week high pp. 133-148

- Benjamin Blau and Brad Cannon
- Project risk and the bank monitored credit line pp. 149-166

- Eric Van Tassel
- Predictable time‐series biases in analyst target prices and stock returns pp. 167-194

- Ahmadreza Vafaeimehr
- Import competition, credit reallocation, and small business lending pp. 195-226

- Saiying Deng and Xiaoling Pu
- Who can see the iceberg's peak? How icebergs are used by information and liquidity traders pp. 227-265

- Paul Lajbcygier and Vu Van Hoang
- Income and balance sheet diversification effects on banks' cost and profit efficiency: Evidence from the United States pp. 267-293

- Faisal Abbas, Ghulame Rubbaniy, Shoaib Ali and Walayet A. Khan
- MIDAS and dividend growth predictability: Revisiting the excess volatility puzzle pp. 295-319

- Enoch Quaye, Radu Tunaru and Nikolaos Voukelatos
- Synthetic long stock and option trading: Evidence from stock splits pp. 321-350

- Yifan Liu and Louis R. Piccotti
- The role of existing shareholders in private equity placements in China pp. 351-385

- Yini Liu, Di Lu and Suhua Tian
- Asset versus equity acquisitions by financial institutions pp. 387-423

- Jennifer Brodmann, Charles Armah Danso, Surendranath Rakesh Jory and Thanh Ngo
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