Journal of Banking & Finance
1977 - 2025
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Volume 24, issue 12, 2000
- Is there a tradeoff between bank competition and financial fragility? pp. 1853-1873

- Erkki Koskela and Rune Stenbacka
- The effect of market segmentation on stock prices: The China syndrome pp. 1875-1902

- Qian Sun and Wilson H. S. Tong
- A synthetic factor approach to the estimation of value-at-risk of a portfolio of interest rate swaps pp. 1903-1932

- Cindy I. Niffikeer, Robin D. Hewins and Richard B. Flavell
- Equity markets and growth: Cross-country evidence on timing and outcomes, 1980-1995 pp. 1933-1957

- Peter Rousseau and Paul Wachtel
- Ownership, managerial control and the governance of companies listed on the Brussels stock exchange pp. 1959-1995

- Luc Renneboog
- Capital Markets in Central and Eastern Europe, Christian Helmenstein; Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd., Cheltenham, UK and Northampton, MA, USA, 1999 ($100) pp. 1997-1999

- Matej Blasko
Volume 24, issue 11, 2000
- How did bank holding companies prosper in the 1990s? pp. 1703-1745

- Kevin J. Stiroh
- Investment opportunities, free cash flow and market reaction to international joint ventures pp. 1747-1765

- Sheng-Syan Chen, Kim Wai Ho, Cheng Few Lee and Gillian H. H. Yeo
- The components of bid-ask spreads on the London Stock Exchange pp. 1767-1785

- Kojo Menyah and Krishna Paudyal
- The effect of captive insurer formation on stock returns: An empirical test from the UK pp. 1787-1807

- Mike Adams and David Hillier
- Valuation of adjustable rate mortgages with automatic stretching maturity pp. 1809-1829

- Ying-Foon Chow, Charles Huang and Ming Liu
- Asymmetric information, dividend reductions, and contagion effects in bank stock returns pp. 1831-1848

- Wolfgang Bessler and Tom Nohel
- Erratum to "Default risk and optimal debt management" [Journal of Banking and Finance 24 (6) 861-891] pp. 1849-1852

- Francesco Drudi and Raffaela Giordano
Volume 24, issue 10, 2000
- A word of caution on calculating market-based minimum capital risk requirements pp. 1557-1574

- Chris Brooks, A. D. Clare and G. Persand
- Political elections and the resolution of uncertainty: The international evidence pp. 1575-1604

- Christos Pantzalis, David A. Stangeland and Harry J. Turtle
- Efficiency and risk in Japanese banking pp. 1605-1628

- Yener Altunbas, Ming-Hua Liu, Philip Molyneux and Rama Seth
- Effects of the affiliation of banking and commerce on the firm's investment and the bank's risk pp. 1629-1650

- Sangkyun Park
- An examination of herd behavior in equity markets: An international perspective pp. 1651-1679

- Eric C. Chang, Joseph W. Cheng and Ajay Khorana
- Valuing the strategic option to sell life insurance business: Theory and evidence pp. 1681-1702

- Paul J. M. Klumpes and Mark B. Shackleton
Volume 24, issue 9, 2000
- The risk of foreign currency contingent claims at US commercial banks pp. 1399-1417

- Mukesh K. Chaudhry, Rohan Christie-David, Timothy W. Koch and Alan K. Reichert
- An empirical test of agency cost reduction using interest rate swaps pp. 1419-1431

- Joel T. Harper and John R. Wingender
- After-tax term structures of real interest rates: Inferences from the UK linked and non-linked gilt markets pp. 1433-1455

- Andrew R. Aziz and Eliezer Z. Prisman
- Diversification and the value of internal capital markets: The case of tracking stock pp. 1457-1490

- Matthew T. Billett and David C. Mauer
- Changes in systematic risk following global equity issuance pp. 1491-1514

- Latha Ramchand and Pricha Sethapakdi
- The impact of deregulation on price and non-price competition in the Portuguese deposits market pp. 1515-1533

- Paulo Soares de Pinho
- Expectations and learning in Iowa pp. 1535-1555

- Oleg Bondarenko and Peter Bossaerts
Volume 24, issue 8, 2000
- A critique on the theory of financial intermediation pp. 1243-1251

- Bert Scholtens and Dick van Wensveen
- Do constraints improve portfolio performance? pp. 1253-1274

- Robert R. Grauer and Frederick C. Shen
- Trading volume and autocorrelation: Empirical evidence from the Stockholm Stock Exchange pp. 1275-1287

- Patrik Safvenblad
- SETS, arbitrage activity, and stock price dynamics pp. 1289-1306

- Nick Taylor, Dick van Dijk, Philip Hans Franses and Andre Lucas
- Information-signaling and competitive effects of foreign acquisitions in the US pp. 1307-1321

- Aigbe Akhigbe and Anna D. Martin
- An exploratory analysis of the order book, and order flow and execution on the Saudi stock market pp. 1323-1357

- Mohammad Al-Suhaibani and Lawrence Kryzanowski
- Price transmission dynamics between ADRs and their underlying foreign securities pp. 1359-1382

- Minho Kim, Andrew C. Szakmary and Ike Mathur
- Corporate control, bank risk taking, and the health of the banking industry pp. 1383-1398

- Ronald C. Anderson and Donald R. Fraser
Volume 24, issue 7, 2000
- From value at risk to stress testing: The extreme value approach pp. 1097-1130

- Francois M. Longin
- Value at risk models for Dutch bond portfolios pp. 1131-1154

- Peter Vlaar
- Compensation vouchers and equity markets: Evidence from Hungary pp. 1155-1178

- Rodney M. Chun
- Why are bank profits so persistent? The roles of product market competition, informational opacity, and regional/macroeconomic shocks pp. 1203-1235

- Allen Berger, Seth D. Bonime, Daniel M. Covitz and Diana Hancock
Volume 24, issue 6, 2000
- Mergers and shareholder wealth in European banking pp. 831-859

- Alberto Cybo-Ottone and Maurizio Murgia
- Default risk and optimal debt management pp. 861-891

- Francesco Drudi and Raffaela Giordano
- "The first shall be last". Size and value strategy premia at the London Stock Exchange pp. 893-919

- Michele Bagella, Leonardo Becchetti and Andrea Carpentieri
- Fiscal policy, debt management and exchange rate credibility: Lessons from the recent Italian experience pp. 921-943

- Amedeo Amato and Marco Tronzano
- Is there an optimal size for the financial sector? pp. 945-965

- Anthony M. Santomero and John J. Seater
- Bank competition and ECB's monetary policy pp. 967-983

- Fabio Bagliano, Alberto Dalmazzo and Giancarlo Marini
- How the environment determines banking efficiency: A comparison between French and Spanish industries pp. 985-1004

- Michel Dietsch and Ana Lozano-Vivas
- Regionalisation versus globalisation in European financial market integration: Evidence from co-integration analyses pp. 1005-1043

- Stefanie Kleimeier and Harald Sander
- Competition, contestability and market structure in European banking sectors on the eve of EMU pp. 1045-1066

- Olivier de Bandt and E Davis
- Bank-firm relationships and allocative efficiency in Northeastern and Central Italy and in the South pp. 1067-1095

- Giovanni Ferri and Marcello Messori
Volume 24, issue 5, 2000
- Does the Fed beat the foreign-exchange market? pp. 665-694

- R. J. Sweeney
- A note on nonstationarity, structural breaks, and the Fisher effect pp. 695-707

- Dimitrios Malliaropulos
- Determinants of bank growth choice pp. 709-734

- Ken B. Cyree, James W. Wansley and Thomas P. Boehm
- Cross- and delta-hedges: Regression- versus price-based hedge ratios pp. 735-757

- Piet Sercu and Xueping Wu
- Market risk and the concept of fundamental volatility: Measuring volatility across asset and derivative markets and testing for the impact of derivatives markets on financial markets pp. 759-785

- Soosung Hwang and Stephen E. Satchell
- Efficiency tests in the French derivatives market pp. 787-807

- Chun I. Lee, Kimberly C. Gleason and Ike Mathur
- Strategic competition in retail banking under expense preference behavior pp. 809-824

- Pedro Purroy and Vicente Salas
- Corporate Governance and Financial Performance: A Study of German and UK Initial Public Offerings; Marc Goergen; Edward Elgar; Cheltenham; 1998; 183 pages ($80) pp. 825-827

- Angela Morgan
- Real Options: Managing Strategic Investment in an Uncertain World; Martha Amram, Nalin Kulatilaka; Harvard Business School Press, Boston, MA; 1999; 246 pages ($35.00) pp. 828-829

- Tom Arnold
Volume 24, issue 4, 2000
- Financial system development in transition economies pp. 507-524

- Niels Hermes and Robert Lensink
- Financial regulation and financial system architecture in Central Europe pp. 525-553

- Bert Scholtens
- Regulation of the Warsaw Stock Exchange: The portfolio allocation problem pp. 555-576

- Wojciech Charemza and Ewa Majerowska
- Regulatory lessons for emerging stock markets from a century of evidence on transactions costs and share price volatility in the London Stock Exchange pp. 577-601

- Christopher Green, Paolo Maggioni and Victor Murinde
- Winners and losers from the introduction of continuous variable price trading: Evidence from the Riga Stock Exchange pp. 603-624

- Joseph Kairys, Raimonds Kruza and Ritvars Kumpins
- Avoiding bank runs in transition economies: The role of risk neutral capital pp. 625-642

- Shubhashis Gangopadhyay and Gurbachan Singh
- Does central bank independence really matter?: New evidence for developing countries using a new indicator pp. 643-664

- Jakob de Haan and Willem J. Kooi
Volume 24, issue 3, 2000
- Interest-rate derivatives and bank lending pp. 353-379

- Elijah Brewer , Bernadette A. Minton and James Moser
- Insider trading and the voluntary disclosure of information by firms pp. 395-425

- Ranga Narayanan
- Operating leases and the assessment of lease-debt substitutability pp. 427-470

- Vivien Beattie, Alan Goodacre and Sarah Thomson
Volume 24, issue 1-2, 2000
- Regulatory implications of credit risk modelling pp. 1-14

- Patricia Jackson and William Perraudin
- Policy implications of the Federal Reserve study of credit risk models at major US banking institutions pp. 15-33

- John J. Mingo
- Emerging problems with the Basel Capital Accord: Regulatory capital arbitrage and related issues pp. 35-58

- David Jones
- A comparative analysis of current credit risk models pp. 59-117

- Michel Crouhy, Dan Galai and Robert Mark
- A comparative anatomy of credit risk models pp. 119-149

- Michael Gordy
- Evaluating credit risk models pp. 151-165

- Jose Lopez and Marc R. Saidenberg
- Credit risk rating systems at large US banks pp. 167-201

- William F. Treacy and Mark Carey
- Stability of rating transitions pp. 203-227

- Pamela Nickell, William Perraudin and Simone Varotto
- Default rates in the syndicated bank loan market: A mortality analysis pp. 229-253

- Edward Altman and Heather J. Suggitt
- A comparative study of structural models of corporate bond yields: An exploratory investigation pp. 255-269

- Ronald Anderson and Suresh Sundaresan
- The intersection of market and credit risk pp. 271-299

- Robert Jarrow and Stuart M. Turnbull
- Default risk in a market model pp. 301-327

- Christopher Lotz and Lutz Schlogl
- Determination of the adequate capital for default protection under the one-factor Gaussian term structure model pp. 329-352

- Daisuke Nakazato
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