Research Needs in Corporate Finance: Perspectives from Financial Managers

Gabriel Ramirez, David A. Waldman and Dennis J. Lasser

Financial Management, 1991, vol. 20, issue 2

Abstract: A profile of needed research in corporate finance is developed based on a survey of financial managers. Research needs are perceived to be the greatest in the areas of regulation and ownership. The area of long-term financing represents the third most important category. Alternatively, financial managers consider operational financing to be the least important area in terms of research needs. Write-in comments, in general, indicate a particularly strong need for research in two distinctive areas: the effects of globalization and the use of hedging tools to reduce financial risk.

Date: 1991
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