Journal of Banking & Finance
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Volume 13, issue 6, 1989
- Bank spread with uncertain deposit level and risk aversion pp. 797-810

- Emilio R. Zarruk
- Speculative and precautionary balances as complements in the portfolio: The case of the U.K. banking sector 1972-1980 pp. 811-830

- Peter Spencer
- Tax arbitrage restrictions and financial leverage clienteles pp. 831-838

- Eli Talmor
- Predicting currency return volatility pp. 839-851

- Elton Scott and Alan L. Tucker
- Debt-equity swaps, regulation K, and bank stock returns pp. 853-868

- Thomas H. Eyssell, Donald R. Fraser and Nanda K. Rangan
- Overdraft banking: An empirical analysis pp. 869-881

- Ben Zion Zilberfarb
- Capital regulation and bank risk-taking: A note pp. 883-891

- Frederick T. Furlong and Michael C. Keeley
Volume 13, issue 4-5, 1989
- Forwards and futures in tokugawa-period Japan:A new perspective on the Dojima rice market pp. 487-513

- Ulrike Schaede
- The German depression and the stock market crash of the thirties: The role of macropolicies and of the international business cycle pp. 515-536

- Andrea Sommariva and Giuseppe Tullio
- The Japanese equity market:Past and present pp. 537-570

- Shinji Takagi
- The long-run relationship between interest rates and inflation: Some cross-country evidence pp. 571-585

- Matti Viren
- Stock prices, asset portfolios and macroeconomic variables in ten European countries pp. 589-612

- Mads Asprem
- Macroeconomics news and the stock market: Evidence from Europe pp. 613-626

- Walter Wasserfallen
- Potential gains from international portfolio diversification and inter-temporal stability and seasonality in international stock market relationships pp. 627-640

- Ilhan Meric and Gulser Meric
- A twist on the Monday effect in stock prices: Evidence from the U.S. and foreign stock markets pp. 641-650

- Jeffrey F. Jaffe, Randolph Westerfield and Christopher Ma
- The effect of asset and ownership structure on political risk: Some evidence from Mitterrand's election in France pp. 651-671

- Frederick J. Phillips-Patrick
- Stock market anomalies: A re-assessment based on the UK evidence pp. 675-696

- Mario Levis
- Market structure and transaction costs: Implied spreads in the German stock market pp. 697-708

- Andreas Haller and Hans Stoll
- The Italian market for `premium' contracts: An application of option pricing theory pp. 709-745

- E. Barone and D. Cuoco
- Risk capital financing and the separation of ownership and control in business groups pp. 747-772

- Francesco Brioschi, Luigi Buzzacchi and Massimo G. Colombo
- Options on stock indices and options on futures pp. 773-782

- Menachem Brenner, Georges Courtadon and Marti Subrahmanyam
Volume 13, issue 3, 1989
- The differential impact of two significant court decisions concerning banking consolidation pp. 339-354

- David A. Dubofsky and Donald R. Fraser
- New banking powers: A portfolio analysis of bank investment in real estate pp. 355-366

- Richard Rosen, Peter Lloyd-Davies, Myron L. Kwast and David B. Humphrey
- Loan quality, commercial loan review and loan officer contracting pp. 367-382

- Gregory Udell
- Factors affecting the foreign banking presence in the U.S pp. 383-396

- Charles W. Hultman and L. Randolph McGee
- The effect of block transactions on share prices: Australian evidence pp. 397-419

- Ray Ball and Frank J. Finn
- An equilibrium debt option pricing model in discrete time pp. 421-442

- Kevin J. Maloney and Mark J. Byrne
- Valuation effects of commercial bank securities offerings: A test of the information hypothesis pp. 443-461

- John Polonchek, Myron B. Slovin and Marie E. Sushka
- A note on the distribution types of financial ratios in the commercial banking industry pp. 463-471

- James Kolari, Thomas McInish and Erwin M. Saniga
Volume 13, issue 2, 1989
- Money, banking and intertemporal substitution pp. 171-179

- John Bryant
- A note on the pricing of double choice bonds pp. 181-190

- Nahum Biger and Ronen Israel
- Money and corporate profits in a developing country: Theory and evidence pp. 191-205

- Kamran M. Dadkhah and Rajen Mookerjee
- Bid-ask spreads and volatility estimates: The implications for option pricing pp. 207-219

- J. Y. Choi and Kuldeep Shastri
- Equilibrium loan pricing under the bank-client relationship pp. 221-235

- Stuart I. Greenbaum, George Kanatas and Itzhak Venezia
- Is there a monthly effect in stock market returns?: Evidence from foreign countries pp. 237-244

- Jeffrey Jaffe and Randolph Westerfield
- An empirical analysis of term premiums using stochastic dominance pp. 245-260

- Haim Levy and Robert Brooks
- Interest rate swaps in an agency theoretic model with uncertain interest rates pp. 261-270

- Larry Wall
- The motivations for loan commitments backing commercial paper: A comment on `commercial paper, bank reserve requirements, and the informational role of loan commitments' pp. 271-277

- Charles Calomiris
- A reply to Calomiris' comment on: `Commercial paper, bank reserve requirements and the informational role of loan commitments' pp. 279-281

- George Kanatas
- Explaining differences in corporate capital structure: Theory and new evidence pp. 283-309

- Sris Chatterjee and James Scott
- A note on fiscal agent pricing of federal agency debt pp. 311-320

- Donald J. Puglisi and Rudolph E. D'Souza
- A simple linear weighting scheme for Black-Scholes implied volatilities: A note pp. 321-326

- Thomas J. Finucane
Volume 13, issue 1, 1989
- Financial intermediation: Delegated monitoring and long-term relationships pp. 9-20

- Joseph Haubrich
- Risk-based capital adequacy standards for a sample of 43 major banks pp. 21-29

- Ehud I. Ronn and Avinash K. Verma
- Bank reserve adjustment process and the use of reserve carryover as a reserve management tool: A comment pp. 31-36

- Michael G. Vogt
- Bank reserve adjustment process and the use of reserve carryover as a reserve management tool: A reply pp. 37-40

- Paul A. Spindt and Vefa Tarhan
- Estimating betas on daily data for a small stock market pp. 41-64

- Tom Berglund, Eva Liljeblom and Anders Loflund
- Concentration and other determinants of bank profitability in Europe, North America and Australia pp. 65-79

- Philip Bourke
- Stock market reactions to the depository institutions deregulation and monetary control act of 1980 pp. 81-100

- Marcia H. Millon-Cornett and Hassan Tehranian
- The impact of underwriting and dealing on bank returns and risks pp. 101-125

- Myron L. Kwast
- A friction model of the prime pp. 127-135

- Shawn M. Forbes and Lucille S. Mayne
- Federal deficits and money growth in the United States: A vector autoregressive analysis pp. 137-149

- Scott W. Barnhart and Ali F. Darrat
- Interest rates and bank portfolio adjustments pp. 151-161

- Paul D. Thistle, Robert W. McLeod and B. Lynne Conrad
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