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Volume 50, issue 4, 2017

Finanzstabilität, Transparenz und Verantwortlichkeit: Stellungnahme für das Bundesverfassungsgericht pp. 421-454

Martin Hellwig

Effectiveness of Unconventional Monetary Policy in the Euro Area: An Assessment Based on a Literature Survey pp. 455-488

Salomon Fiedler, Isabel Hanisch, Nils Jannsen and Maik Wolters

Money Growth and Aggregate Stock Returns pp. 489-508

Dr. Tobias Böing and Prof. Dr. Georg Stadtmann

Tolling the Bell for “Too-Big-to-Fail”? – A Comparison Between Four Special Bank Resolution Regimes pp. 509-543

Prof. (em.) Dr. Yoichi Iwasa and Prof. Dr. Uwe Vollmer

Leverage Ratios for Different Bank Business Models pp. 545-573

David Grossmann

Volume 50, issue 3, 2017

Reconsidering the Independence of the European Central Bank pp. 267-279

Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Rudolf Richter

Goldene Illusionen, gefährliche Folgen: Warum ein entpolitisierter, regelgebundener Goldstandard keine tragfähige Alternative zur derzeitigen Währungsordnung ist pp. 281-298

Prof. Dr. Olaf Schlotmann and Sikandar Siddiqui

What predicts Financial (In)Stability? A Bayesian Approach pp. 299-336

Michael Sigmund and Ingrid Stein

MREL and TLAC: The Path from Bail-out to Bail-in for Banks´ Creditors in the European Union pp. 337-362

Dipl.-Volkswirt Stefan Best and Prof. Dr. Oliver Read

Banks’ Net Interest Margin and the Level of Interest Rates pp. 363-392

Ramona Busch and Christoph Memmel

Volume 50, issue 2, 2017

Sparen, Sparkultur und die neuen Wege der Geldpolitik pp. 121-129

Georg Fahrenschon

Monetary Policy Crisis Management as a Threat to Economic Order pp. 151-169

Andreas Freytag and Gunther Schnabl

Fiscal Soundness and Monetary Policy pp. 171-187

Dr.Florian Buck and Ludger Schuknecht

The Effectivness of the Negative Interest Rate Policy in Japan pp. 189-212

Naoyuki Yoshino, Farhad Taghizadeh-Hesary and Hiroaki Miyamoto

Conducting Monetary Policy in a Complex, Adaptive Economy: Past Mistakes and Future Possibilities pp. 213-235

William R. White

Versicherungswirtschaft:Herausforderung Niedrigzinsumfeld pp. 237-260

Dr.Rolf Ketzler and Klaus Wiener

Volume 50, issue 1, 2017

Relative Price Dispersion and Inflation: Evidence for the UK and the US pp. 3-24

Dr. Gulnihal Aksoy, Don Bredin, Deirdre Corcoran and Stilianos Fountas

Bank of Japan Interventions and the Volatility of the Dollar/Yen Exchange Rate pp. 25-36

Georgios Chortareas and Ying Jiang

Stock Prices Predictability at Long-horizons: Two Tales from the Time-Frequency Domain pp. 37-61

Nikolaos Mitinanoudis and Theologos Dergiades

Investigating the relationship between central bank transparency and stock market volatility in a nonparametric framework pp. 63-83

Stephanos Papadamou, Moise Sidiropoulos and Nickolaos Tzeremes

Volume 49, issue 4, 2016

Understanding the Predictability of Excess Returns pp. 485-505

Daniel Thornton

Monetary Policy and Asset Price Bubbles:A Nonlinear Policy Rule pp. 507-514

Alexander Mislin

Offsetting and Sterilization Mechanisms in Argentina (1992–2014) pp. 515-534

Carolyn Thomas and Nicolas Cachanosky

Banks, Regions and Development After the Crisis and Under the New Regulatory System pp. 535-561

Pietro Alessandrini, Michele Fratianni, Luca Papi and Alberto Zazzaro

Volume 49, issue 3, 2016

Flexibility Versus Stability: A Difficult Tradeoff in the Eurozone pp. 375-413

Paul De Grauwe and Yuemei Ji

Equity-Bond Returns Correlation and the Bond Yield: Evidence of Switching Behaviour from the G7 Markets pp. 415–444

Andreas Humpe and Prof. David McMillan

Erfolgsunterschiede städtischer und ländlicher Genossenschaftsbanken pp. 445–471

Dr. Thomas Maurer and Prof. Dr. Friedrich Thießen

Volume 49, issue 2, 2016

A Markov Switching Approach to Herding pp. 193-220

Martin T. Bohl, Arne C. Klein and Pierre Siklos

The Influence of the Eurosystem’s Deposit Rate on Bank Loan Supply pp. 221-244

Monika Bucher and Ulrike Neyer

Loss Potential from Credit Derivative Use by Corporate Bond Funds under U.S. and German Regulation – A Cross Country Comparison pp. 245-298

Dominika P. Galkiewicz

Supervisory Board Qualification of German Banks:Legal Standards and Survey Evidence* pp. 299-342

Tobias Körner, Oliver Müller, Stephan Paul and Christoph Schmidt

Volume 49, issue 1, 2016

Optimal Monetary Policy in a Currency Union: Implications of Country-specific Financial Frictions pp. 1-36

Jochen Michaelis and Jakob Palek

Excess liquidity creation of banks and nancial market peaks pp. 37-56

Dr. Patrick Weber

Stock Returns Following Large Price Changes and News Releases – Evidence from Germany pp. 57-91

Prof. Dr. Christian Tallau and Prof. Dr. Rainer Baule

Loan Pricing:Do Borrowers Benefit from Cost Efficient Banking? pp. 93-125

Tobias Schlueter, Ramona Busch, Soenke Sievers and Thomas Hartmann-Wendels

Do Bondholder Relations Efforts Pay Off for German Firms? An Em-pirical Approach pp. 127-153

Steve Janner

Volume 48, issue 4, 2015

The Euro Area Crisis Five Years After the Original Sin pp. 535-565

Athanasios Orphanides

The Bank Lending Channel with Endogenous Money - A Simple Macro Model pp. 567-595

Peter Spahn

Reasons for the Failure of New Technology-Based Firms: A Longitudinal Empirical Study for Germany pp. 597-627

Andreas Pinkwart, Dorian Proksch, Michael Schefczyk, Torsten Fiegler and Cornelia Ernst

Development of a Valuation System for Closed-Ended Alternative Investment Funds in Sales Prospectuses and Performance Reports pp. 629-677

Michael Hertel and Robin Zorzi

Volume 48, issue 3, 2015

Markt und Macht pp. 371-392

Rainer Hank

Ist der Euro noch zu retten? pp. 393–402

Thomas Mayer

Wege zum Europäischen Bundesstaat pp. 403-408

Werner Weidenfeld

Perspektiven der gesetzlichen Alterssicherung pp. 409–425

Gert Wagner

Returns on German Stocks 1954 to 2013 pp. 427–476

Richard Stehle and Martin H. Schmidt

Reassessing the Asymmetries and Rigidities in the Interest Rate Pass-Through Process: A Hidden Co-Integration Approach pp. 477–500

Yannis Panagopoulos and Aristotelis Spiliotis

Volume 48, issue 2, 2015

Cross-Market Investor Sentiment in Commodity Exchange-Traded Funds pp. 171-206

Hsiu-Lang Chen

Commodity Price Changes are Concentrated at the End of the Cycle pp. 207-241

Stephen R. Ingram

Three Narratives on the Changing Face of Global Commodities Market Structure pp. 243-308

Diego Valiante

Initial Returns and Long-Term Performance of IPOs in China 2001–2011: Evidence on the Influence of the Institutional and Economic Context from the Shanghai Stock Exchange pp. 309-342

Christoph J. Börner and Phil Pezus

Volume 48, issue 1, 2015

Towards Deeper Financial Integration in Europe: What the Banking Union Can Contribute pp. 11-49

Claudia Buch, Tobias Körner and Benjamin Weigert

Interaction in the course of qualitative supervision – Perceptions of banks and supervisors pp. 51-87

Stephan Paul, Fabian Prystav and Stefan Stein

A wholistic Approach to Diversification Management: The Diversification Delta Strategy applied to non-normal Return Distributions pp. 89-119

Eduard Baitinger, Iliya Kutsarov, Thomas Maier, Marcus Storr and Tao Wan

The Determinants of Credit Spread Changes of German SME Bonds pp. 121-147

Harald Kinateder, Linda Oppolzer and Niklas Wagner