Journal of Risk Finance
1999 - 2025
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Volume 6, issue 5, 2005
- VaR stress tests for highly non‐linear portfolios pp. 382-387

- John H.J. Einmahl, Walter N. Foppen, Olivier W. Laseroms and Casper de Vries
- Value‐at‐risk with info‐gap uncertainty pp. 388-403

- Yakov Ben‐Haim
- Reciprocal insurance: a case of supply created by demand pp. 404-415

- Emilio C. Venezian
- Classic and modern measures of risk in fixed‐income portfolio optimization pp. 416-423

- Miguel Ángel Martín Mato
- Trade size, trade frequency, and the volatility‐volume relation pp. 424-437

- Frederick (Fengming) Song, Hui Tan and Yunfeng Wu
- The effect of capital structure on profitability: an empirical analysis of listed firms in Ghana pp. 438-445

- Joshua Abor
Volume 6, issue 4, 2005
- Examining risk reporting in UK public companies pp. 292-305

- Philip M. Linsley and Philip J. Shrives
- Managing foreign exchange risk among Ghanaian firms pp. 306-318

- Joshua Abor
- A “square‐root rule” for reinsurance? Evidence from several national markets pp. 319-334

- Emilio C. Venezian, Krupa Viswanathan and Iana B. Jucá
- Estimating the cost of capital: considerations for small business pp. 335-340

- Ralph Palliam
- Application of a multi‐criteria model for determining risk premium pp. 341-348

- Ralph Palliam
- t‐statistics for weighted means in credit risk modeling pp. 349-365

- Lisa R. Goldberg, Alec N. Kercheval and Kiseop Lee
Volume 6, issue 3, 2005
- Pricing issues in aviation insurance and reinsurance pp. 192-207

- Morton N. Lane
- An autoregressive conditional duration model of credit‐risk contagion pp. 208-225

- Sergio M. Focardi and Frank J. Fabozzi
- Modeling risk for long and short trading positions pp. 226-238

- Timotheos Angelidis and Stavros Degiannakis
- Insurance market equilibrium: a multi‐period dynamic solution pp. 239-250

- Wen‐chang Lin
- Preferences analysis, transactions, and volatility pp. 251-266

- Jaroslav Zajac
- Towards multi‐factor models of decision making and risk pp. 267-274

- Michael Nwogugu
Volume 6, issue 2, 2005
- The use of derivatives by US insurers pp. 87-97

- Mayank Raturi
- Diffusion models of insurer net worth: can one dimension suffice? pp. 98-117

- Jiandong Ren
- Coping with credit risk pp. 118-134

- Henri Loubergé and Harris Schlesinger
- Asset and liability management in financial crisis pp. 135-149

- Arzu Tektas, E. Nur Ozkan‐Gunay and Gokhan Gunay
- Towards multi‐factor models of decision making and risk pp. 150-162

- Michael Nwogugu
- Towards multi‐factor models of decision making and risk pp. 163-173

- Michael Nwogugu
Volume 6, issue 1, 2005
- Enhancing reinsurance efficiency using index‐based instruments pp. 6-16

- Lixin Zeng
- Betting on country alphas to hedge against Asian crisis risk pp. 17-30

- Stephen Miller
- Theory of portfolio and risk based on incremental entropy pp. 31-39

- Jianshe Ou
- Developing and implementing a stochastic decision‐support model within an organizational context pp. 40-46

- Kjetil Høyland, Erik Ranberg and Stein Wallace
- Forecasts from biased experts: a “meta‐credibility” problem pp. 47-59

- Michael R. Powers
- Determinant factors of leverage pp. 60-68

- Yaiza García Padrón, Rosa María Cáceres Apolinario, Octavio Maroto Santana, María Concepción Verona Martel and Lourdes Jordán Sales
Volume 5, issue 4, 2004
- M&A integration at Delta Connection Inc pp. 14-17

- J.T. Fisher
- Unlocking the value of corporate real estate pp. 20-21

- Lauralee Martin
- Capital market solutions to terrorism risk coverage: a feasibility study pp. 34-44

- Sylvie Bouriaux and William L. Scott
Volume 5, issue 3, 2004
- Assessing the regulatory impact: the challenges of UCITS III — Germany's regulators become the first to launch derivatives ordinance pp. 7-9

- Kai D. Leifert
- Assessing the regulatory impact: credit risk — going beyond Basel II pp. 10-13

- Richard Tschemernjak
- The continuing saga — Basel II developments: liquidity regulation into the 21st century pp. 23-27

- Phil Leverick
- The continuing saga — Basel II developments: bank capital management in the light of Basel II — how to manage capital in financial institutions pp. 28-33

- David Rowe, Dean Jovic and Richard Reeves
- Re‐assessing 21st century risk: 21st century trends in risk management — board level decisions set the agenda pp. 34-37

- Chris Mundy
- Re‐assessing 21st century risk: the reaction to risky financial reporting — the rise and rise of cash pp. 38-40

- Jon Purr
- The risk management of everything pp. 58-65

- Michael Power
Volume 5, issue 2, 2004
- Integrating Interest Rate Risk in Credit Portfolio Models pp. 6-15

- Peter Grundke
- Forecasting Retail Portfolio Credit Risk pp. 16-32

- Daniel Rösch and Harald Scheule
- Effect of Uncertainties in Modeling Tropical Cyclones on Pricing of Catastrophe Bonds:A Case Study pp. 33-44

- Siamak Daneshvaran and Robert E. Morden
- Arbitrage Algebra and the Price of Multi‐Peril ILS pp. 45-51

- Morton N. Lane
- Long‐Term Value at Risk pp. 52-57

- Kevin Dowd, David Blake and Andrew Cairns
- Developing and Implementing a Stochastic Decision‐Support Model Within an Organizational Context:Part II—The Organization pp. 58-63

- Kjetil Høyland, Erik Ranberg and Stein Wallace
Volume 5, issue 1, 2003
- Fat Tails, Scaling, and Stable Laws:A Critical Look at Modeling Extremal Events in Financial Phenomena pp. 5-26

- Sergio M. Focardi and Frank J. Fabozzi
- Pricing Vulnerable Options With Copulas pp. 27-39

- Umberto Cherubini and Elisa Luciano
- A Quantile‐Fitting Approach to Value at Risk for Options pp. 40-50

- Doowoo Nam and Benton E. Gup
- Discontinuous Hedging Strategies for Multi‐period Guarantees in Life Insurance pp. 51-63

- Snorre Lindset
- Impact of Risk Management on the Recent Market Volatility in the U.S. and Japan pp. 64-70

- Leo M. Tilman, Raymond Wong and Misahiro Yamaguchi
- Review of Trends in Insurance Securitization April 2002 to March 2003 pp. 71-87

- Morton N. Lane and Roger G. Beckwith
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