Review of Behavioral Finance

2009 - 2024

Current editor(s): Professor Gulnur Muradoglu

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Add-on goods, contingent services and product bundling pp. 94-113: John Ashton
Does economic freedom matter for risk-taking? Evidence from MENA banks pp. 114-136: Saibal Ghosh
Asset price formation and behavioral biases pp. 137-155: Todd Feldman and Gabriele Lepori
Analysis of default behavior of borrowers under Islamic versus conventional banking pp. 156-173: Genanew Bekele, Reza H. Chowdhury and Ananth Rao
Does investor sentiment as conditioning information help to explain stock returns behaviour? A test of alternative asset pricing models pp. 174-198: Saumya Ranjan Dash

Securitisation and banking risk: what do we know so far? pp. 2-16: Alper Kara, Aydin Ozkan and Yener Altunbas
Fundamentals, momentum, and bubbles in experimental asset markets pp. 17-38: Sean M Collins and Alisa G. Brink
The equity premium puzzle: new evidence on the optimal holding period and optimal asset allocation pp. 39-57: Evanthia Zervoudi and Spyros Spyrou
Testing for changes in option-implied risk aversion pp. 58-79: Marie-Hélène Gagnon and Gabriel Power
The impact of macroeconomic information releases on the smile shape pp. 80-90: Hassan Tanha and Michael Dempsey

Corporate social responsibility, stock salience, and the asymmetric market impact of consumer sentiment news on Spanish firms pp. 98-115: Barry Oliver, Blanca Pérez-Gladish and Paz Méndez-Rodríguez
Momentum phenomenon in the Chinese Class A and B share markets pp. 116-133: Taufiq Choudhry and Yuan Wu
Channels of cash savings: international evidence pp. 134-150: Bruce Seifert and Halit Gonenc
Behavioral finance: insights from experiments II: biases, moods and emotions pp. 151-175: Darren Duxbury

Do equity mispricing and management compensation incentives drive bank mergers? pp. 2-41: John A. Doukas and Wenjia Zhang
From anticipation to anxiety in a market for lottery-like stocks pp. 42-59: Mikael Boisen, Robert B. Durand and John Gould
Exploring optimism and pessimism in the Indian equity market pp. 60-77: Jaya Mamta Prosad, Sujata Kapoor and Jhumur Sengupta
Behavioral finance: insights from experiments I: theory and financial markets pp. 78-96: Darren Duxbury

Does more detailed information mean better performance? An experiment in information explicitness pp. 86-103: Zilu Shang, Chris Brooks and Rachel McCloy
On the impact of market mergers over herding: evidence from EURONEXT pp. 104-135: Panagiotis Andrikopoulos, Andreas Albin Hoefer and Vasileios Kallinterakis
Do emotions affect insurance demand? pp. 136-154: Gianni Brighetti, Caterina Lucarelli and Nicoletta Marinelli
Positive feedback trading: a review pp. 155-162: Gregory Koutmos

Pound wise and penny foolish? OTC stock investor behavior pp. 2-25: John R. Nofsinger and Abhishek Varma
Informative content of insider purchases: evidence from the financial crisis pp. 26-45: Aydin Ozkan and Agnieszka Trzeciakiewicz
Macroeconomic information and implied volatility: evidence from Australian index options pp. 46-62: Hassan Tanha, Michael Dempsey and Terrence Hallahan
Contrarian and momentum trading: a review of the literature pp. 63-82: Emilios C. Galariotis

Overconfidence, overreaction and personality pp. 104-133: Robert Durand, Rick Newby, Kevin Tant and Sirimon Trepongkaruna
Team gender diversity and investment decision-making behavior pp. 134-152: Vicki L. Bogan, David Just and Chekitan S. Dev
The effect of exogenous information signal strength on herding pp. 153-174: Kimberly F. Luchtenberg and Michael Joseph Seiler
Herding in financial markets: a review of the literature pp. 175-194: Spyros Spyrou

Managerial gambling attitudes: evidence from bank acquisitions pp. 4-34: John A. Doukas and Wenjia Zhang
Cash acquirers pp. 35-57: Alan Gregory and Yuan‐Hsin Wang
The effect of US individual investor sentiment on industry‐specific stock returns and volatility pp. 58-76: Mustafa Sayim, Pamela D. Morris and Hamid Rahman
Why do firms cross‐list their shares on foreign exchanges? A review of cross‐listing theories and empirical evidence pp. 77-99: Olga Dodd

Behavioural finance: the role of psychological factors in financial decisions pp. 68-80: Yaz Muradoglu and Nigel Harvey
Effects on stock investments of information about short versus long price series pp. 81-97: Maria Andersson, Tommy Gärling, Martin Hedesström and Anders Biel
Credit repayment decisions pp. 98-112: Sandie McHugh and Rob Ranyard
Psychological determinants of consumer credit: the role of attitudes pp. 113-129: Francesco Pattarin and Stefano Cosma

Optimism in foreign investors pp. 8-27: Meziane Lasfer, Sharon Xiaowen Lin and Yaz Muradoglu
Catering for security types: the case of warrants pp. 28-45: John S. Howe and Biljana Nikolic
Overconfidence and debiasing in the financial industry pp. 46-62: Markku Kaustia and Milla Perttula

Perceived Versus Actual Susceptibility to Normative Influence in the Presence of Defaulting Landlords pp. 55-77: Michael Seiler and David M. Harrison
Testing for Long Memory in the Feedback Mechanism in the Futures Markets pp. 78-90: Antonios Antoniou, Gregory Koutmos and Gioia Pescetto
Financing Decisions and Discretionary Accruals: Managerial Manipulation or Managerial Overoptimism pp. 91-114: Dalia Marciukaityte and Samuel H. Szewczyk
Double then Nothing: Why Stock Investments Relying on Simple Heuristics May Disappoint pp. 115-140: Stephen Foerster

The Expected Cost of Equity and the Expected Risk Premium in the UK pp. 1-26: Alan Gregory
Dividends, Momentum, and Macroeconomic Variables as Determinants of the US Equity Premium Across Economic Regimes pp. 27-53: Anastasios Malliaris and Ramaprasad Bhar

Investor Sentiment and Corporate Bond Yield Spreads pp. 59-80: Subhankar Nayak
Household Investment ‐ The Horizon Effect pp. 81-105: Ping He and Xiaoqing Hu
Institutional Shareholder Activism and Limited Investor Attention pp. 106-124: Pornanong Budsaratragoon, Suntharee Lhaopadchan and David Hillier

Optimal Financial Naïveté pp. 1-18: Avanidhar Subrahmanyam
Pension Plan Decisions pp. 19-36: Alistair Byrne, David Blake and Graham Mannion
Overconfident Managers and External Financing Choice pp. 37-58: Masaya Ishikawa and Hidetomo Takahashi