Journal of Financial Economic Policy

2009 - 2024

Current editor(s): Prof Franklin Mixon

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Macroeconomic uncertainty and “global” economic performance pp. 426-442: Rexford Abaidoo and Florence Ellis
Exchange rate interest rate linkages in India: an empirical investigation pp. 443-457: Shruti Shastri and Swati Shastri
A century of macro-financial linkages pp. 458-471: Kim Abildgren
Securitization and financial markets: the implications for interest rate pass-through pp. 472-498: Mari L. Robertson
Does democratic transition spur financial development? pp. 499-513: Wafa Ghardallou
US banks’ international balance sheet linkages: a data survey pp. 514-531: Carmela D’Avino
Beggaring thy neighbor at the state and local level pp. 532-539: Ryan Murphy

Ownership, risk-taking and performance of banks in emerging economies pp. 282-297: Faizul Haque and Rehnuma Shahid
Bank leverage and stock liquidity: evidence from BRICS countries pp. 298-315: Muhammad Umar and Gang Sun
US bank failure and bailout during the financial crisis pp. 316-347: Wenling Lu and David A. Whidbee
Exchange rate risks in a small open economy pp. 348-363: Chikafumi Nakamura
New evidence on the impact of economic conditions and banking legislation on the bank failure rate in the US, 1970 to 2014 pp. 364-376: Richard Cebula, Wendy Gillis, S. Cathy McCrary and Don Capener
Inflation expectations, economic policy ambiguity and micro-level consumer behavior pp. 377-395: Rexford Abaidoo
Institutions, capital control, and liquidity creation pp. 396-422: Babu G. Baradwaj, Yingying Shao and Michaël Dewally

Management of pension discount rate and financial health pp. 142-162: Paula Diane Parker, Nancy J. Swanson and Michael T. Dugan
An empirical analysis of bank concentration and monetary policy effectiveness pp. 163-182: Sean Severe
Foreign aid via 3-Party Covenant Financings of capital-intensive infrastructure pp. 183-211: Paul Simshauser, Leonard Smith, Patrick Whish-Wilson and Tim Nelson
Financial exclusion and financial capabilities in Canada pp. 212-227: Laura Lamb
Pretrade and risk-based clearing pp. 228-247: William E. Balson and Gordon Rausser
Crisis facilitates policy change, not liberalization pp. 248-267: Marshall L. Stocker
A financial framework for understanding macroeconomic cycles pp. 268-280: Peter Lewin and Nicolas Cachanosky

Financial market determinants of the real cost of funds to public corporations in the US pp. 2-12: Richard Cebula, Fabrizio Rossi, Fiorentina Dajci and Maggie Foley
Nexus between financial inclusion and economic growth pp. 13-36: Dipasha Sharma
Do real estate loans reflect regional banking and economic conditions? pp. 37-63: Amit Ghosh
Oil price uncertainty and equity returns pp. 64-79: Aktham Maghyereh and Basel Awartani
IAS 39, income smoothing, and pro-cyclicality: evidence from Hong Kong banks pp. 80-94: Azira Abdul Adzis, David W.L. Tripe and Paul Dunmore
The relationship between competition and risk-taking behaviour of Indian banks pp. 95-119: Sanjukta Sarkar and Rudra Sensarma
The impact of financial reforms on bank’s interest margins: a panel data analysis pp. 120-138: Syed Faizan Iftikhar

The sensitivity of payouts to corporate financing decisions pp. 290-300: Edward C. Hoang and Indrit Hoxha
Macroeconomic fundamentals and dynamics of the Indian rupee-dollar exchange rate pp. 301-326: Chandan Sharma and Rajat Setia
Financial and economic stability as ‘two sides of a coin’ pp. 327-353: Muhammad Ali Nasir, Mushtaq Ahmad, Ferhan Ahmad and JunJie Wu
Was there a regulatory approval market for mortgages? pp. 354-365: Peggy Crawford and Joetta Forsyth
Country risk, stock prices, and the exchange rate of the renminbi pp. 366-376: Muhammad Umar and Gang Sun
Banks under X-rays: business model choices and trading pp. 377-400: Francesca Campolongo, Jessica Cariboni, Nathalie Ndacyayisenga and Andrea Pagano
Regulatory capital and its effect on credit growth, non-performing loans and bank efficiency pp. 401-420: Eric Osei-Assibey and Joseph Kwadwo Asenso
China’s shadow banking sector: beneficial or harmful to economic growth? pp. 421-445: James Barth, Tong Li, Wen Shi and Pei Xu
Determinants of systemically important banks: the case of Europe pp. 446-476: Jacob Kleinow and Tobias Nell

Portfolio investment outflow and the complementary role of direct investment pp. 190-206: Abdullah Noman, Mohammad Nakibur Rahman and Atsuyuki Naka
Capital buffers based on banks’ domestic systemic importance: selected issues pp. 207-220: Michal Skořepa and Jakub Seidler
Thinking afresh about central bank’s interest rate policy pp. 221-232: Gurbachan Singh
Corporate governance and equity finance: an emerging economy perspective pp. 233-250: Faizul Haque
Banking union in a single currency area: evidence on financial fragmentation pp. 251-274: Diego Valiante
Do bank regulation and supervision matter? pp. 275-288: Kangbok Lee and Wenling Lu

Forecasting of housing stock returns and housing prices pp. 90-103: Ling T. He
Integration between East and Southeast Asian equity markets pp. 104-121: Nuruzzaman Arsyad
The investigation of destabilization effect in India’s agriculture commodity futures market pp. 122-139: Wasim Ahmad and Sanjay Sehgal
Regulatory capital and risk of Indian banks: a simultaneous equation approach pp. 140-156: Santi Gopal Maji and Utpal de
Corporate governance and transparency: evidence from stock return synchronicity pp. 157-179: Matthew Ntow-Gyamfi, Godfred Alufar Bokpin and Albert Gemegah
An additional analysis on operating leverage estimation methods pp. 180-188: Steven Stelk, Sang Hyun Park and Michael T Dugan

Regulatory change in Australia and New Zealand following the global financial crisis pp. 8-28: Christine Brown, Kevin Davis and David Mayes
Regulatory response to the financial crisis in Europe: recent developments (2010-2013) pp. 29-50: Santiago Carbó-Valverde, Harald A. Benink, Tom Berglund and Clas Wihlborg
Japan’s financial regulatory responses to the global financial crisis pp. 51-67: Kimie Harada, Takeo Hoshi, Masami Imai, Satoshi Koibuchi and Ayako Yasuda
Playing for time: the Fed’s attempt to mange the crisis as a liquidity problem pp. 68-88: Robert Eisenbeis and Richard J. Herring