Global Finance Journal

1990 - 2025

Current editor(s): Manuchehr Shahrokhi

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Financing preferences and practices of Indian SMEs: H. Kent Baker, Satish Kumar and Purnima Rao
Determinants of profit reinvestment undertaken by SMEs in the small island countries: Nirosha Wellalage and Krishna Reddy
Lost in Translation: The determinants and the effect of soft information dispersion in bank lending: Claudio Porzio, Gabriele Sampagnaro and Vincenzo Verdoliva
Does corporate social responsibility help the survivorship of SMEs and large firms?: Francesco Gangi, Antonio Meles, Stefano Monferrà and Mario Mustilli
Credit rationing and the relationship between family businesses and banks in Italy: Giovanni Ferri, Pierluigi Murro and Marco Pini
Assessing the credit worthiness of Italian SMEs and mini-bond issuers: Edward Altman, Maurizio Esentato and Gabriele Sabato

In search of distress risk in China's stock market: Li Gao, Wei He and Qian Wang
What is a better cross-hedge for energy: Equities or other commodities?: Eric Olson, Andrew Vivian and Mark Wohar
Foreign acquisitions and firm performance: The moderating role of prior foreign experience: Henry Agyei-Boapeah
The risk and return of private equity real estate funds: Kieran Farrelly and Simon Stevenson
Size effects and economies of scale in European real estate companies: Brent Ambrose, Franz Fuerst, Nick Mansley and Zilong Wang
Capitalization rates and transaction activity in international office markets: A global perspective: Steven Devaney, Nicola Livingstone, Pat McAllister and Anupam Nanda
Why companies do not pay cash dividends: The Turkish experience: H. Kent Baker and Erhan Kilincarslan

First-move advantage in seasoned equity offerings: Evidence from European banks pp. 1-12: Marco Botta
Why have many U.S.-listed Chinese firms announced delisting recently? pp. 13-31: Gang Hu, Ji-Chai Lin, Owen Wong and Manning Yu
Stock market integration between the UK and the US: Evidence over eight decades pp. 32-43: Olalekan Aladesanmi, Fabrizio Casalin and Hugh Metcalf
Competitive environment and innovation intensity pp. 44-59: Marcia Millon Cornett, Otgontsetseg Erhemjamts and Hassan Tehranian
Cross-asset relations, correlations and economic implications pp. 60-78: David G. McMillan
Faith-based norms and portfolio performance: Evidence from India pp. 79-89: M. Dharani, M. Kabir Hassan and Andrea Paltrinieri
The substitution hypothesis of agency conflicts: Evidence on Shariah compliant equities pp. 90-103: Wajahat Azmi, Zaheer Anwer, Shamsher Mohamad and Mohamed Shah
Latin American Corporate Emerging Markets Bond Indices (CEMBIs): Their recent evolution pp. 104-112: Francisco López-Herrera, Roberto Santillán-Salgado and Alejandra Cabello
Government venture capital and cross-border investment pp. 113-127: Arash Soleimani Dahaj and Brian Paul Cozzarin
The real earnings management of cross-listing firms pp. 128-145: Klaus S. Beckmann, Diego Escobari and Thanh Ngo
Is the venture capital market liquid? Evidence from India pp. 146-157: James Dominic and Arun Kumar Gopalaswamy

Thresholds in the nexus between financial deepening and firm performance: Evidence from Indonesia pp. 1-12: Wahyoe Soedarmono, Irwan Trinugroho and Bruno S. Sergi
The effectiveness of foreign exchange intervention in Latin America: A nonlinear approach to the coordination channel pp. 13-27: Fredy Gamboa-Estrada
Short-sale constraints and stock price informativeness pp. 28-34: Ali Ebrahimnejad and Saeid Hoseinzade
Duration of poor performance and risk shifting by hedge fund managers pp. 35-47: Ying Li, A. Steven Holland and Hossein B. Kazemi
Municipal financing costs following disasters pp. 48-64: Michael Bourdeau-Brien and Lawrence Kryzanowski
The impact of political connections and business groups on cash holdings: Evidence from Chinese listed firms pp. 65-73: Tsui-Jung Lin, Hai-Yen Chang, Hui-Fun Yu and Ching-Pao Kao
Stock Market Valuation, Foreign Investment, and Cross-Country Arbitrage pp. 74-84: Liu Wang
Tests of technical trading rules and the 52-week high strategy in the corporate bond market pp. 85-103: William Montgomery, Ahmad Raza and Numan Ülkü

Introduction to the special issue: Prudential financial regulation pp. 1-2: Douglas Evanoff
Evolving micro- and macroprudential regulations in the United States: A primer pp. 3-9: Diana Hancock
Regulatory responses to banking crisis: Lessons from Japan pp. 10-16: Masami Imai
The regulatory response to the sovereign-bank nexus pp. 17-20: Luc Laeven
The costs and benefits of bank capital requirements pp. 21-25: Gianni De Nicolò
Capital regulation: What is an appropriate minimum level? pp. 26-29: Mark Carey
The interplay between liquidity regulation, monetary policy implementation and financial stability pp. 30-38: Todd Keister
An overview of regulatory stress-testing and steps to improve it pp. 39-43: Matt Pritsker
Predicting European bank stress tests: Survival of the fittest pp. 44-57: James W. Kolari, Félix López-Iturriaga and Ivan Pastor Sanz
Principles for financial regulatory reform pp. 58-62: William Dudley

Is corporate social responsibility a value-increasing investment? Evidence from antitakeover provisions pp. 1-12: Shahbaz Sheikh
Does sustainability make banks more cost efficient? pp. 13-23: Lien-Wen Liang, Hai-Yen Chang and Hao-Ling Shao
Benchmark error and socially responsible investments pp. 24-29: Ray R. Sturm and Casey Margarite Field
Investor implications of divesting from fossil fuels pp. 30-44: Irene Henriques and Perry Sadorsky
ESG performance and firm value: The moderating role of disclosure pp. 45-64: Ali Fatemi, Martin Glaum and Stefanie Kaiser
CSR engagement and financial risk: A virtuous circle? International evidence pp. 65-81: Pierre Chollet and Blaise W. Sandwidi
Are more corporate social investments better? Evidence of non-linearity effect on costs of U.S. Bank loans pp. 82-96: Sung C. Bae, Kiyoung Chang and Ha-Chin Yi
Are socially responsible firms less likely to restate earnings? pp. 97-109: Iuliia Chepurko, Ajit Dayanandan, Han Donker and John Nofsinger