Journal of Corporate Finance

1994 - 2025

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

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Volume 49, issue C, 2018

Initial public offerings on the UK when-issued market pp. 1-14

Arif Khurshed, Dimitris Kostas, Abdulkadir Mohamed and Brahim Saadouni

Labor unemployment insurance and firm cash holdings pp. 15-31

Erik Devos and Shofiqur Rahman

Volatility and the buyback anomaly pp. 32-53

Theodoros Evgeniou, Enric Junqué de Fortuny, Nick Nassuphis and Theo Vermaelen

The economics of corporate lobbying pp. 54-80

Zhiyan Cao, Guy D. Fernando, Arindam Tripathy and Arun Upadhyay

European trade credit use and SME survival pp. 81-103

Gerard McGuinness, Teresa Hogan and Ronan Powell

How has takeover competition changed over time? pp. 104-119

Tingting Liu and J. Harold Mulherin

Observations on research and publishing from nineteen years as editors of the Journal of Corporate Finance pp. 120-124

J. Harold Mulherin, Jeffry M. Netter and Annette B. Poulsen

Do venture capital firms benefit from a presence on boards of directors of mature public companies? pp. 125-140

Iftekhar Hasan, Arif Khurshed, Abdulkadir Mohamed and Fan Wang

Capital structure decisions and the optimal design of corporate market debt prograams pp. 141-167

Lionel Martellini, Vincent Milhau and Andrea Tarelli

Venture capital and career concerns pp. 168-185

Nicholas G. Crain

Anti-corruption campaigns and corporate information release in China pp. 186-203

Xiaping Cao, Yuchen Wang and Sili Zhou

Product market competition and debt choice pp. 204-224

Sabri Boubaker, Walid Saffar and Syrine Sassi

Worth the wait? Delay in CEO succession after unplanned CEO departures pp. 225-251

Mia L. Rivolta

Territorial tax system reform and multinationals' foreign cash holdings: New evidence from Japan pp. 252-282

Jing Xing

Underwriter relationships and shelf offerings pp. 283-307

Mark Humphery-Jenner, Sigitas Karpavicius and Jo-Ann Suchard

Trade credit and product market power during a financial crisis pp. 308-323

Adalto Gonçalves, Rafael F. Schiozer and Hsia Hua Sheng

Private benefits of control and bank loan contracts pp. 324-343

Chih-Yung Lin, Wei-Che Tsai, Iftekhar Hasan and Le Quoc Tuan

Tax avoidance and cost of debt: The case for loan-specific risk mitigation and public debt financing pp. 344-378

Adnan Anil Isin

What does it take? Comparison of research standards for promotion in finance pp. 379-387

Jeffry M. Netter, Annette B. Poulsen and William P. Kieser

Volume 48, issue C, 2018

Managerial conservatism, board independence and corporate innovation pp. 1-16

Jun Lu and Wei Wang

Large dividend increases and leverage pp. 17-33

Ian A. Cooper and Neophytos Lambertides

Credit default swaps and firms' financing policies pp. 34-48

Kathleen P. Fuller, Serhat Yildiz and Yurtsev Uymaz

Institutional investor monitoring motivation and the marginal value of cash pp. 49-75

Charles Ward, Chao Yin and Yeqin Zeng

Executive turnover and the valuation of stock options pp. 76-93

Daniel Klein

The mitigating effect of bank financing on shareholder value and firm policies following rating downgrades pp. 94-108

Mascia Bedendo and Linus Siming

Operational and financial hedging: Evidence from export and import behavior pp. 109-121

Olga Kuzmina and Olga Kuznetsova

Bank supply shocks and the substitution between bank and nonbank debt pp. 122-147

Ana I. Fernández, Francisco González and Nuria Suárez

Institutional investors' corporate site visits and corporate innovation pp. 148-168

Xuanyu Jiang and Qingbo Yuan

Shareholder litigation rights and the cost of debt: Evidence from derivative lawsuits pp. 169-186

Xiaoran Ni and Sirui Yin

Institutional cross-ownership and corporate strategy: The case of mergers and acquisitions pp. 187-216

Chris Brooks, Zhong Chen and Yeqin Zeng

Specialist CEOs and IPO survival pp. 217-243

Dimitrios Gounopoulos and Hang Pham

Does improved disclosure lead to higher executive compensation? Evidence from the conversion to IFRS and the dual-class share system in China pp. 244-260

Jun Lu and Zhen Shi

Employees' risk attitude and corporate risk taking: Evidence from pension asset allocations pp. 261-274

Yanling Guan and Dragon Yongjun Tang

Excess cash, trading continuity, and liquidity risk pp. 275-291

Winifred Huang and Khelifa Mazouz

Initial compensation contracts for new executives and financial distress risk: An empirical investigation of UK firms pp. 292-313

Jie Chen, Amedeo De Cesari, Paula Hill and Neslihan Ozkan

Managerial incentives and strategic choices of firms with different ownership structures pp. 314-330

Shantanu Banerjee and Swarnodeep Homroy

In good times and in bad: Defined-benefit pensions and corporate financial policy pp. 331-351

Söhnke Bartram

Shareholders valuation of long-term debt and decline in firms' leverage ratio pp. 352-374

Ranjan D'Mello, Mark Gruskin and Manoj Kulchania

Asset specificity and firm value: Evidence from mergers pp. 375-412

Joon Ho Kim

Institutional bidding behaviors during IPO bookbuilding: Evidence from Korea pp. 413-427

Chanyoung Eom

New evidence on managerial labor markets: An analysis of CEO retreads pp. 428-441

C. Edward Fee, Charles J. Hadlock and Joshua R. Pierce

Income smoothing may result in increased perceived riskiness: Evidence from bid-ask spreads around loss announcements pp. 442-459

Kun Yu, Moshe Hagigi and Scott D. Stewart

Are all perks solely perks? Evidence from corporate jets pp. 460-473

Lian Fen Lee, Michelle Lowry and Susan Shu

Differences make a difference: Diversity in social learning and value creation pp. 474-491

Yiwei Fang, Bill Francis and Iftekhar Hasan

The impact of dividend imputation on corporate tax avoidance: The case of shareholder value pp. 492-514

Ross McClure, Roman Lanis, Peter Wells and Brett Govendir

Accessibility and materialization of firm innovation pp. 515-541

Ning Jia and Xuan Tian

Asymmetries in the Firm's use of debt to changing market values pp. 542-555

Stephen P. Ferris, Jan Hanousek, Anastasiya Shamshur and Jiri Tresl

Organization capital and firm life cycle pp. 556-578

Mostafa Monzur Hasan and Adrian (Wai-Kong) Cheung

Bank credit and corporate working capital management pp. 579-596

Chongyang Chen and Robert Kieschnick

Firm age, corporate governance, and capital structure choices pp. 597-614

Robert Kieschnick and Rabih Moussawi

Peer influence on payout policies pp. 615-637

Binay K. Adhikari and Anup Agrawal

Living through the Great Chinese Famine: Early-life experiences and managerial decisions pp. 638-657

Xunan Feng and Anders Johansson

Regulatory effects on Analysts' conflicts of interest in corporate financing activities: Evidence from NASD Rule 2711 pp. 658-679

Peter F. Chen, Kirill E. Novoselov and Yihong Wang

Saving for a rainy day: Evidence from the 2000 dot-com crash and the 2008 credit crisis pp. 680-699

Hsuan-Chi Chen, Robin K. Chou and Chien-Lin Lu

Employee welfare and stock price crash risk pp. 700-725

Hamdi Ben-Nasr and Hatem Ghouma

Prospect theory and IPO returns in China pp. 726-751

Zhiqiang Wang, Bingbai Su, Jerry Coakley and Zhe Shen

Managerial foreign experience and corporate innovation pp. 752-770

Rongli Yuan and Wen Wen

Investment timing, reversibility, and financing constraints pp. 771-796

Takashi Shibata and Michi Nishihara

Short interest as a signal to issue equity pp. 797-815

Don M. Autore, Irena Hutton, Danling Jiang and Dominque G. Outlaw

Do qualifications matter? New evidence on board functions and director compensation pp. 816-839

Viktar Fedaseyeu, James S. Linck and Hannes Wagner

Corporate financing and target behavior: New tests and evidence pp. 840-856

Gaurav Singh Chauhan and Fariz Huseynov

A J-shaped cross-sectional relation between dividends and firm value pp. 857-877

Soojung Kim, Soon Hong Park and Jungwon Suh