Journal of Corporate Finance

1994 - 2025

Current editor(s): A. Poulsen and J. Netter

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Volume 52, issue C, 2018

Switching to bonds when loans are scarce: Evidence from four U.S. crises pp. 1-27

Manisha Goel and Michelle Zemel

CFO social capital and private debt pp. 28-52

Kathy Fogel, Tomas Jandik and William R. McCumber

The effects of a comply-or-explain dividend regulation in China pp. 53-72

Wen He and Chao Kevin Li

Corporate social responsibility, firm value, and influential institutional ownership pp. 73-95

Bonnie Buchanan, Cathy Xuying Cao and Chongyang Chen

Share pledges and margin call pressure pp. 96-117

Konan Chan, Hung-Kun Chen, Shing-yang Hu and Yu-Jane Liu

Are women greener? Corporate gender diversity and environmental violations pp. 118-142

Chelsea Liu

Institutional trading and Abel Noser data pp. 143-167

Gang Hu, Koren M. Jo, Yi Alex Wang and Jing Xie

How do chief financial officers influence corporate cash policies? pp. 168-191

Chris Florackis and Sushil Sainani

Shareholder litigation rights and corporate cash holdings: Evidence from universal demand laws pp. 192-213

Hien T. Nguyen, Hieu V. Phan and Sun, Lingna (Selina)

Do firms care about investment opportunities? Evidence from China pp. 214-237

Sai Ding, Minjoo Kim and Xiao Zhang

CEO educational background and acquisition targets selection pp. 238-259

Ye Wang and Sirui Yin

Volume 51, issue C, 2018

Learning from directors' foreign board experiences pp. 1-19

Peter Iliev and Lukas Roth

Foreign institutional ownership and liquidity commonality around the world pp. 20-49

Baijun Deng, Zhongfei Li and Yong Li

Strategic voting and insider ownership pp. 50-71

Blair B. Marquardt, Brett W. Myers and Xu Niu

Antitrust merger review costs and acquirer lobbying pp. 72-97

Jana P. Fidrmuc, Peter Roosenboom and Eden Quxian Zhang

Publication patterns and coauthorship in the Journal of Corporate Finance pp. 98-108

Andreas Andrikopoulos and Georgios Trichas

Boards of directors and firm leverage: Evidence from real estate investment trusts pp. 109-124

Trang Doan and Nga Q. Nguyen

Does crackdown on corruption reduce stock price crash risk? Evidence from China pp. 125-141

Yunsen Chen, Yuan Xie, Hong You and Yanan Zhang

Foreign residency rights and corporate fraud pp. 142-163

Donghua Chen, Yinying Chen, Oliver Zhen Li and Chenkai Ni

Analyst coverage and the quality of corporate investment decisions pp. 164-181

Thomas To, Marco Navone and Eliza Wu

Financial distress and competitors' investment pp. 182-209

Emilia Garcia-Appendini

Money held for moving stars: Talent competition and corporate cash holdings pp. 210-234

Zhaozhao He

What drives corporate insurance demand? Evidence from directors' and officers' liability insurance in Korea pp. 235-257

Min Park

When does competition mitigate agency problems? pp. 258-274

Yuehua Tang

Do executives benefit from shareholder disputes? Evidence from multiple large shareholders in Chinese listed firms pp. 275-315

Yuanli Fang, Maggie Hu and Qingsen Yang

Firm CFO board membership and departures pp. 316-331

Shawn Mobbs

Economic resources and corporate social responsibility pp. 332-351

Xian Sun and Brian C. Gunia

Corporate innovative efficiency: Evidence of effects on credit ratings pp. 352-373

Paul A. Griffin, Hyun A. Hong and Ji Woo Ryou

Volume 50, issue C, 2018

Executive labor market segmentation: How local market density affects incentives and performance pp. 1-21

Hong Zhao

Board independence, corruption and innovation. Some evidence on UK subsidiaries pp. 22-43

Vania Sena, Meryem Duygun, Giuseppe Lubrano Lavadera, Marianna Marra and Mohamed Shaban

The market value of government ownership pp. 44-65

Narjess Boubakri, Sadok El Ghoul, Omrane Guedhami and William L. Megginson

Multiple large shareholders and corporate investment: Evidence from China pp. 66-83

Fuxiu Jiang, Wenjing Cai, Xue Wang and Bing Zhu

Does it pay to treat employees well? International evidence on the value of employee-friendly culture pp. 84-108

Larry Fauver, Michael B. McDonald and Alvaro G. Taboada

The impact of IPO approval on the price of existing stocks: Evidence from China pp. 109-127

Yuanpeng Li, Qian Sun and Shu Tian

Does corporate lobbying activity provide useful information to credit markets? pp. 128-157

George Brandon Lockhart and Emre Unlu

Corporate social responsibility and seasoned equity offerings pp. 158-179

Marie Dutordoir, Norman C. Strong and Ping Sun

She is mine: Determinants and value effects of early announcements in takeovers pp. 180-202

Nihat Aktas, Guosong Xu and Burcin Yurtoglu

(How) do credit market conditions affect firms' post-hedging outcomes? Evidence from bank lending standards and firms' currency exposure pp. 203-222

Mikael C. Bergbrant and Delroy M. Hunter

Asset tangibility, cash holdings, and financial development pp. 223-242

Jin Lei, Jiaping Qiu and Chi Wan

Cash-rich acquirers do not always make bad acquisitions: New evidence pp. 243-264

Ning Gao and Abdulkadir Mohamed

Fire-sale acquisitions and intra-industry contagion pp. 265-293

Seungjoon Oh

The fading of investment-cash flow sensitivity and global development pp. 294-322

Yelena Larkin, Lilian Ng and Jie Zhu

Financing, fire sales, and the stockholder wealth effects of asset divestiture announcements pp. 323-348

William Finlay, Andrew Marshall and Patrick McColgan

The consequences of shifting the IPO offer pricing power from securities regulators to market participants in weak institutional environments: Evidence from China pp. 349-370

Jun Chen, Bin Ke, Donghui Wu and Zhifeng Yang

Are all regulatory compliant independent director appointments the same? An analysis of Taiwanese board appointments pp. 371-387

Hsin-I Chou, Philip A. Hamill and Yin-Hua Yeh

Political connections, bailout in financial markets and firm value pp. 388-401

Sanjay Banerji, Meryem Duygun and Mohamed Shaban

The role of taxes and the interdependence among corporate financial policies: Evidence from a natural experiment pp. 402-423

Jéfferson Colombo and João F. Caldeira

Do long-term investors improve corporate decision making? pp. 424-452

Jarrad Harford, Ambrus Kecskés and Sattar Mansi

Customer risk and corporate financial policy: Evidence from receivables securitization pp. 453-467

Laura Xiaolei Liu, Mike Qinghao Mao and Greg Nini

Are employee stock option proceeds a source of finance for investment? pp. 468-483

Jean Canil and Sigitas Karpavičius

Executive compensation and corporate financing policies: Evidence from CEO inside debt pp. 484-504

Steven Freund, Saira Latif and Hieu V. Phan

Independent directors and defined benefit pension plan freezes pp. 505-518

Nikos Vafeas and Adamos Vlittis

Corporate pension plans and investment choices: Bargaining or conforming? pp. 519-537

Meryem Duygun, Bihong Huang, Xiaolin Qian and Lewis H.K. Tam

Entrepreneurial finance: Unifying themes and future directions pp. 538-555

Douglas Cumming and Alexander Peter Groh

Market mechanisms and funding dynamics in equity crowdfunding pp. 556-574

Lars Hornuf and Armin Schwienbacher

Does success bring success? The post-offering lives of equity-crowdfunded firms pp. 575-591

Andrea Signori and Silvio Vismara

Angel network affiliation and business angels' investment practices pp. 592-608

Stefano Bonini, Vincenzo Capizzi, Mario Valletta and Paola Zocchi

Debt financing, survival, and growth of start-up firms pp. 609-625

Rebel Cole and Tatyana Sokolyk

The equity gap and knowledge-based firms pp. 626-649

Nick Wilson, Mike Wright and Marek Kacer

Initial public offerings, subscription precommitments and venture capital participation pp. 650-668

Hans Jeppsson

Benefits of public reporting: Evidence from IPOs backed by listed private equity firms pp. 669-688

M. Sinan Goktan and Volkan Muslu