Review of Financial Economics
1994 - 2017
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Volume 35, issue C, 2017
 
  - Volatility measures as predictors of extreme returns   pp. 1-10 
  
  - Lorne Switzer, Cagdas Tahaoglu and Yun Zhao
 
  - Trend in aggregate idiosyncratic volatility   pp. 11-28 
  
  - Kiseok Nam, Shahriar Khaksari and Moonsoo Kang
 
  - Tracing dynamic linkages and spillover effect between Pakistani and leading foreign stock markets   pp. 29-42 
  
  - Ghulam Ghouse and Saud Ahmed Khan
 
  - Persistence of announcement effects on the intraday volatility of stock returns: Evidence from individual data   pp. 43-56 
  
  - Remzi Uctum, Patricia Renou-Maissant, Georges Prat and Sylvie Lecarpentier-Moyal
 
  - Oil price shocks and volatility spillovers in the Nigerian sovereign bond market   pp. 57-65 
  
  - Moses Tule, Umar Ndako and Samuel F. Onipede
 
  - A behavioural explanation to the asymmetric volatility phenomenon: Evidence from market volatility index   pp. 66-81 
  
  - Pratap Chandra Pati, Prabina Rajib and Parama Barai
 
 Volume 34, issue C, 2017
 
  - Bank capital and portfolio risk among Islamic banks   pp. 1-9 
  
  - Syed Abul Basher, Lawrence M. Kessler and Murat Munkin
 
  - Bank levy and bank risk-taking   pp. 10-32 
  
  - Michael Diemer
 
  - A fresh look at integration of risks in the international stock markets: A wavelet approach   pp. 33-49 
  
  - Hardik Marfatia
 
  - Characteristics of mutual funds with extreme performance   pp. 50-60 
  
  - Jason P. Berkowitz, Patrick J. Schorno and Dmitry A. Shapiro
 
  - Long memory or structural breaks: Some evidence for African stock markets   pp. 61-73 
  
  - Geoffrey Ngene, Kenneth Tah and Ali F. Darrat
 
  - CEO inside debt and bank loan syndicate structure   pp. 74-85 
  
  - Liqiang Chen and Hong Fan
 
  - An integrated macro-financial risk-based approach to the stressed capital requirement   pp. 86-98 
  
  - Xiaochun Liu
 
  - The other capital infusion program: The case of the Small Business Lending Fund   pp. 99-108 
  
  - Eliana Balla, Robert E. Carpenter and Breck L. Robinson
 
 Volume 33, issue C, 2017
 
  - Corporate investment and stock liquidity: Evidence on the price impact of trade   pp. 1-11 
  
  - Moonsoo Kang, Wei Wang and Chanyoung Eom
 
  - Is there a link between economic growth and insurance and banking sector activities in the G-20 countries?   pp. 12-28 
  
  - Rudra P. Pradhan, Mak Arvin, Mahendhiran Nair, John H. Hall and Atul Gupta
 
  - Taming polysemous signals: The role of marketing intensity on the relationship between financial leverage and firm performance   pp. 29-40 
  
  - John Bae, Sang-Joon Kim and Hannah Oh
 
  - Foreign bias in Australia's international equity holdings   pp. 41-54 
  
  - Anil Mishra
 
  - Bank profits, loan activity, and monetary policy: evidence from the FDIC's Historical Statistics on Banking   pp. 55-63 
  
  - Paul E. Orzechowski
 
 Volume 32, issue C, 2017
 
  - Additional evidence on transparency and bank financial performance   pp. 1-6 
  
  - Aigbe Akhigbe, James E. McNulty and Bradley A. Stevenson
 
  - Size is everything: Explaining SIFI designations   pp. 7-19 
  
  - Felix Irresberger, Christopher Bierth and Gregor N.F. Weiß
 
  - Differential effect of liquidity constraints on firm growth   pp. 20-29 
  
  - Syed Quader
 
  - Bank secrecy in offshore centres and capital flows: Does blacklisting matter?   pp. 30-57 
  
  - Olga Balakina, D’Andrea, Angelo and Donato Masciandaro
 
  - The effect of volatility persistence on excess returns   pp. 58-63 
  
  - Ajeet Jain and Sascha Strobl
 
  - Inside directors, risk aversion, and firm performance   pp. 64-74 
  
  - Arun D. Upadhyay, Rahul Bhargava, Sheri Faircloth and Hongchao Zeng
 
 Volume 31, issue C, 2016
 
  - Time series analysis of financial stability of banks: Evidence from Saudi Arabia   pp. 3-17 
  
  - Hassan Ghassan and Stefano Fachin
 
  - The composite risk-sharing finance index: Implications for Islamic finance   pp. 18-25 
  
  - Tarık Akın, Zamir Iqbal and Abbas Mirakhor
 
  - Why do companies issue sukuk?   pp. 26-33 
  
  - Paul-Olivier Klein and Laurent Weill
 
  - Dynamic correlations and volatility linkages between stocks and sukuk: Evidence from international markets   pp. 34-44 
  
  - Alex Sclip, Alberto Dreassi, Stefano Miani and Andrea Paltrinieri
 
  - Who issues Sukuk and when?: An analysis of the determinants of Islamic bond issuance   pp. 45-55 
  
  - Mamoru Nagano
 
  - Is momentum trading profitable from Shari'ah compliant stocks?   pp. 56-63 
  
  - Bob Li, Mong Shan Ee and Mamunur Rashid
 
  - Is it costly to be both shariah compliant and socially responsible?   pp. 64-74 
  
  - Elias Erragragui and Christophe Revelli
 
  - International evidence on Islamic equity fund characteristics and performance persistence   pp. 75-82 
  
  - Rania Makni, Olfa Benouda and Ezzedine Delhoumi
 
  - Religion in the boardroom and its impact on Islamic banks' performance   pp. 83-88 
  
  - Mohsin Ali and Wajahat Azmi
 
  - Customers' perceptions on the dispute resolution clauses in Islamic finance contracts in Malaysia   pp. 89-98 
  
  - Umar A. Oseni, Abideen Adewale and Nor Razinah Binti Mohd Zain
 
  - Banking efficiency in Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries: A comparative study   pp. 99-107 
  
  - Sunil K. Mohanty, Hong-Jen Lin, Eid A. Aljuhani and Hisham J. Bardesi
 
  - Do Islamic stock indices perform better than conventional counterparts? An empirical investigation of sectoral efficiency   pp. 108-114 
  
  - Nafis Alam, Shaista Arshad and Syed Aun R. Rizvi
 
 Volume 30, issue C, 2016
 
  - Excess pay and deficient performance   pp. 1-10 
  
  - Mary Ellen Carter, Lei Li, Alan J. Marcus and Hassan Tehranian
 
  - Internet, consumer spending, and credit card balance: Evidence from US consumers   pp. 11-22 
  
  - Hem C. Basnet and Ficawoyi Donou-Adonsou
 
  - Conditional interest rate risk and the cross-section of excess stock returns   pp. 23-32 
  
  - Victoria Atanasov
 
  - The incremental information content of innovations in implied idiosyncratic volatility   pp. 33-44 
  
  - Cliff R. Moll and Stephen P. Huffman
 
  - Repayment behavior in peer-to-peer microfinancing: Empirical evidence from Kiva   pp. 45-59 
  
  - Gregor Dorfleitner and Eva-Maria Oswald
 
  - An empirical application of the EVA® framework to business cycles   pp. 60-67 
  
  - Nicolas Cachanosky and Peter Lewin
 
  - Reversal of 3-day losers and continuation of 3-day winners on the NASDAQ   pp. 68-73 
  
  - Jose Gutierrez
 
 Volume 29, issue C, 2016
 
  - Can hedge funds time global equity markets? Evidence from emerging markets   pp. 2-11 
  
  - Adam Aiken, Osman Kilic and Sean Reid
 
  - Synthetic hedge funds   pp. 12-22 
  
  - Mario Fischer, Matthias X. Hanauer and Robert Heigermoser
 
  - The performance of female hedge fund managers   pp. 23-36 
  
  - Rajesh Aggarwal and Nicole M. Boyson
 
  - Are Smart Beta strategies suitable for hedge fund portfolios?   pp. 37-51 
  
  - Asmerilda Hitaj and Giovanni Zambruno
 
  - Activist hedge funds and firm disclosure   pp. 52-63 
  
  - Jing Chen and Michael J. Jung
 
 Volume 28, issue C, 2016
 
  - Is a pure TIPS strategy truly risk free?   pp. 1-20 
  
  - Paul J. Haensly
 
  - Financial constraints, board governance standards, and corporate cash holdings   pp. 21-34 
  
  - Choonsik Lee and Heungju Park
 
  - How much can lack of marketability affect private equity fund values?   pp. 35-45 
  
  - Axel Buchner
 
  - Trading behavior in S&P 500 index futures   pp. 46-55 
  
  - Lee Smales
 
  - Can stochastic discount factor models explain the cross-section of equity returns?   pp. 56-68 
  
  - Pongrapeeporn Abhakorn, Peter Smith and Michael R. Wickens
 
 
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