Review of Financial Economics

1994 - 2017

Current editor(s): T. K. Mukherjee and G. Whitney

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Explaining credit rating differences between Japanese and U.S. agencies pp. 327-344: Yoon S. Shin and William T. Moore
The pricing of U.S. IPOs by seasoned foreign firms pp. 345-362: Timothy R. Burch and Larry Fauver
The day of the week effect on stock market volatility and volume: International evidence pp. 363-380: Halil Kiymaz and Hakan Berument
Liquidity costs: Screen-based trading versus open outcry pp. 381-396: Carlos Ulibarri and John Schatzberg
The survivorship bias, share price effect, and small firm effect in Canadian markets pp. 397-411: Said Elfakhani and Jason Wei

The paper-bill spread and real output: what matters more, a change in the paper rate or a change in the bill rate? pp. 233-246: Bradley Ewing, Gerald J. Lynch and James Payne
Return predictability in African stock markets pp. 247-270: Joe Appiah-Kusi and Kojo Menyah
Conditional performance, portfolio rebalancing, and momentum of small-cap mutual funds pp. 287-300: Larry Gorman
Dollar exchange rate and stock price: evidence from multivariate cointegration and error correction model pp. 301-313: Ki-ho Kim
The minimum variance hedge and the bankruptcy risk of the firm pp. 315-326: Lutz Hahnenstein and Klaus Roder

Is presidential cycle in security returns merely a reflection of business conditions? pp. 131-159: James R. Booth and Lena Chua Booth
Corporate governance and market valuation of capital and R&D investments pp. 161-172: Kee H. Chung, Peter Wright and Ben Kedia
The impact of firm size on bank debt use pp. 173-189: Linda M. Hooks
The macroeconomic determinants of technology stock price volatility pp. 191-205: Perry Sadorsky
Macroeconomic influences on optimal asset allocation pp. 207-231: Thomas Flavin and Michael Wickens

Studies in the Industrial Organization and Banking and Financial Markets Special Issue pp. 3-3: T. K. Mukherjee and G. Whitney
Special issue: studies in the industrial organization and banking and financial markets pp. 5-6: William C. Hunter
The failure of new entrants in commercial banking markets: a split-population duration analysis pp. 7-33: Robert DeYoung
Do credit unions use their tax advantage to benefit members? Evidence from a cost function pp. 35-47: W Frame, Gordon V. Karels and Christine A. McClatchey
Market structure, consumer banking, and optimal level of service quality pp. 49-63: William Jackson, Purushottaman Nandakumar and Aleda V. Roth
An analysis of advisor choice, fees, and effort in mergers and acquisitions pp. 65-81: William C. Hunter and Julapa Jagtiani
The determination of commercial bank reserve requirements pp. 83-98: Cara S. Lown and John H. Wood
The Basel Committee proposals for a new capital accord: implications for Italian banks pp. 99-126: Andrea Sironi and Cristiano Zazzara

Revisiting the dividend puzzle: Do all of the pieces now fit? pp. 241-261: H. Kent Baker, Gary Powell and E. Theodore Veit
The performance persistence of foreign closed-end funds pp. 263-285: Jeff Madura and Martina K. Bers
After-hours trading of NYSE stocks on the regional stock exchanges pp. 287-297: Thomas McInish, Bonnie F. Van Ness and Robert A. Van Ness
Long-term trends and cycles in ASEAN stock markets pp. 299-315: Subhash Sharma and Praphan Wongbangpo
Long-horizon seasoned equity offerings performance in Pacific Rim markets pp. 317-333: Prem G. Mathew

J. Ernest Tanner and Walton Terry Wilford pp. 151-151: Charles W. Smithson, Bluford Putnam, Gerald Whitney and D. Sykes Wilford
Risk and return: two sides of the same coin and the tools to turn the coin over pp. 153-158: G. Whitney
A Bayesian methodology to explore the effects of memory loss in currency markets pp. 163-173: Bluford H. Putnam
VaR: The state of play pp. 175-189: Neil D. Pearson and Charles Smithson
Irving Fisher and statistical approaches to risk pp. 191-203: Donald Stabile and Bluford H. Putnam
A short note on the concept of risk management and VaR for asset management firms pp. 205-212: Bluford H. Putnam, D. Sykes Wilford and Philip D. Zecher
Global portfolios should be optimized in excess, not total returns pp. 213-224: Erik Norland and D. Sykes Wilford
Leverage, liquidity, volatility, time horizon, and the risk of ruin: A barrier option approach pp. 225-239: Erik Norland and D. Sykes Wilford

Are the Arab Maghreb countries really integratable?: Some evidence from the theory of cointegrated systems pp. 79-90: Ali F. Darrat and Anita Pennathur
Interrelationships among regional stock indices pp. 91-108: Orawan Ratanapakorn and Subhash Sharma
The temporal relationship between large- and small-capitalization stock returns:: Evidence from the UK pp. 109-118: Terrance Grieb and Mario G. Reyes
Long-term nominal interest rates and domestic fundamentals pp. 119-130: Guglielmo Maria Caporale and Geoffrey Williams
Financial development and economic growth: Another look at the evidence from developing countries pp. 131-150: Yousif Khalifa Al-Yousif

A model of broker's trading, with applications to order flow internalization pp. 19-36: Sugato Chakravarty and Asani Sarkar
Membership growth, multiple membership groups and agency control at credit unions pp. 37-46: Keith J. Leggett and Robert W. Strand
Consumption and asset prices: An analysis across income groups pp. 47-62: H. J. Smoluk and Raymond P. Neveu
Consistent pricing of warrants and traded options pp. 63-77: Michael Hanke and Klaus Potzelberger

Corporate Governance Special Issue pp. 189-189: T. K. Mukherjee
Twenty-five years of corporate governance research... and counting pp. 191-212: Diane K. Denis
Maturity and exercise price of executive stock options pp. 227-250: Chongwoo Choe
CEO compensation, option incentives, and information disclosure pp. 251-277: Martin Conyon and Graham V. Sadler

Further evidence on optimism and underreaction in analysts' forecasts pp. 1-21: Reza Espahbodi, Amitabh Dugar and Hassan Tehranian
Comparing lending decisions of minority-owned and White-owned banks: Is there discrimination in mortgage lending? pp. 23-39: Harold A. Black, Breck L. Robinson and Robert L. Schweitzer
The fixed payment financing decision: To borrow or lease pp. 41-55: Sungjune Kang and Michael S. Long
Mother Jones: Do better places to work imply better places to invest? pp. 57-70: Greg Filbeck
Does the January effect exist in high-yield bond market? pp. 71-80: Osamah M. Al-Khazali