Review of Finance

1997 - 2025

Continuation of Review of Finance.

Current editor(s): Marcin Kacperczyk

From European Finance Association
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Volume 29, issue 6, 2025

Machines could not compete with Chinese labor: evidence from US firms’ innovation pp. 1619-1661

Jan Bena and Elena Simintzi

Social transmission bias: evidence from an online investor platform pp. 1663-1697

Pengfei Sui and Baolian Wang

The term structure of the price of variance risk pp. 1699-1720

Marianne Andries, Thomas M Eisenbach, Robert Kahn and Martin C Schmalz

The cryptocurrency elephant in the room pp. 1721-1767

Ran Duchin, David H Solomon, Jun Tu and Xi Wang

Economic policy uncertainty and multinational companies pp. 1769-1807

Leming Lin, Atanas Mihov and Leandro Sanz

Non-bank lending during crises pp. 1809-1832

Iñaki Aldasoro, Sebastian Doerr and Haonan Zhou

Investor communication and payout policy: a field experiment pp. 1833-1870

Xiaoqiao Wang, Jing Xie, Bohui Zhang and Xiaofeng Zhao

Secured lending versus leasing: the role of asset management in capital structure pp. 1871-1907

Anna Maria C Menichini and Maria Grazia Romano

Volume 29, issue 5, 2025

Blockchains for environmental monitoring: theory and empirical evidence from China pp. 1303-1336

Lin William Cong, Yuanyu Qu and Guojun Wang

Privacy policies and consumer data extraction: evidence from US firms pp. 1337-1367

Tarun Ramadorai, Antoine Uettwiller and Ansgar Walther

The effect of mortgage securitization on asset liquidation decisions pp. 1369-1395

Anurag A Mehrotra, Adam D Nowak and Patrick S Smith

Beliefs about beta: upside participation and downside protection pp. 1397-1436

Christoph Merkle and Michael Ungeheuer

A disaster explanation of equity term structures pp. 1437-1465

Di Wu

Reinvesting or Consuming Dividends: Account Structure Matters pp. 1467-1495

Jan Müller-Dethard, Niklas Reinhardt and Martin Weber

Bank presence and health pp. 1497-1535

Kim Fe Cramer

Rent extraction amid borrowers’ adversity: evidence from activist short sellers’ attacks pp. 1537-1585

Albert Kwame Mensah, Jeong-Bon Kim, Luc Paugam and Hervé Stolowy

Save more tomorrow, today: experimental evidence on the role of precommitment, urgency, and personalization pp. 1587-1618

Charlton Eli and William Skimmyhorn

Volume 29, issue 4, 2025

Pricing event risk: evidence from concave implied volatility curves pp. 963-1007

Lykourgos Alexiou, Amit Goyal, Alexandros Kostakis and Leonidas Rompolis

Return extrapolation and dividends pp. 1009-1042

Brad Cannon and John Lynch

Exchange-traded funds and transparency in over-the-counter markets pp. 1043-1065

Viet-Dung Doan

Not in my backyard: intrinsic motivation and corporate pollution abatement pp. 1067-1104

Angie Andrikogiannopoulou, Alexia Ventouri and Scott E Yonker

Extrapolative income expectations and retirement savings pp. 1105-1136

Marta Cota

Passive ownership and short selling pp. 1137-1188

Bastian von Beschwitz, Pekka Honkanen and Daniel Schmidt

The green sin: how exchange rate volatility and financial openness affect green premia pp. 1189-1217

Alessandro Moro and Andrea Zaghini

Market dominance in the digital age pp. 1219-1258

Logan P Emery

Industry tournament incentives and the US financial systemic risk pp. 1259-1302

Tu Nguyen, Sandy Suardi and Jing Zhao

Volume 29, issue 3, 2025

Is one share/one vote optimal?† pp. 635-660

Denis Gromb and Viral Acharya

Does the level of cash always increase with firm size? Theory and evidence from small firms pp. 661-683

Ali Kakhbod, A Max Reppen, Tarik Umar and Hao Xing

CISS of death: measuring financial crises in real time pp. 685-710

Sulkhan Chavleishvili and Manfred Kremer

Models behaving badly: The limits of data-driven lending pp. 711-745

Itzhak Ben-David, Mark J. Johnson and René M. Stulz

Revisiting board independence mandates: Evidence from director reclassifications pp. 747-777

Donald E Bowen and Jérôme P Taillard

Executive compensation with environmental and social performance pp. 779-818

Pierre Chaigneau and Nicolas Sahuguet

Understanding households’ bank bond holdings pp. 819-850

Giorgia Simion and Ugo Rigoni

Disaster Relief, Inc.: when is corporate philanthropy good or bad for shareholders? pp. 851-886

Hao Liang and Cara Vansteenkiste

CEO turnover, sequential disclosure, and stock returns pp. 887-921

Jiayin Hu, Laura Xiaolei Liu, Chloe Yue Liu, Hao Qu and Yingguang Zhang

Lonely leadership: the influence of single-child CEOs on corporate innovation and culture pp. 923-961

Thomas Chemmanur, Di Tang and Chaopeng Wu

Volume 29, issue 2, 2025

What drives commodity price variation? pp. 315-347

Meng Han, Lammertjan Dam and Walter Pohl

Corporate governance, meritocracy, and careers pp. 349-379

Marco Pagano and Luca Picariello

Supervisory cooperation and regulatory arbitrage pp. 381-413

Thorsten Beck, Consuelo Silva-Buston and Wolf Wagner

Bank regulation, investment, and capital requirements under adverse selection pp. 415-465

Thomas J Rivera

A good sketch is better than a long speech: evaluate delinquency risk through real-time video analysis pp. 467-500

Xiangyu Chang, Lili Dai, Lingbing Feng, Jianlei Han, Jing Shi and Bohui Zhang

Saving externality: when depositing too much breaks the bank pp. 501-530

Agnese Leonello, Caterina Mendicino, Ettore Panetti and Davide Porcellacchia

How do corporate tax hikes affect investment allocation within multinationals? pp. 531-565

Antonio De Vito, Martin Jacob, Dirk Schindler and Guosong Xu

Do salient climatic risks affect shareholder voting? pp. 567-602

Eliezer M Fich and Guosong Xu

Blockbuster or bust? Silver screen effect and stock returns pp. 603-632

Sanghyun Hong and Xiaopeng Wei

Volume 29, issue 1, 2025

Liquidity and the strategic value of information pp. 1-32

Ohad Kadan and Asaf Manela

Securities financing and asset markets: new evidence pp. 33-73

Tomas Breach and Thomas B King

Trust and delegated investing: a Money Doctors experiment pp. 75-102

Maximilian Germann, Lukas Mertes, Martin Weber and Benjamin Loos

Tradable Risk Factors for Institutional and Retail Investors pp. 103-139

Andreas Johansson, Riccardo Sabbatucci and Andrea Tamoni

Margin constraints and asset prices pp. 141-168

Jungkyu Ahn

Credit ratings: strategic issuer disclosure and optimal screening pp. 169-199

Jonathan B Cohn, Uday Rajan and Günter Strobl

Large orders in small markets: execution with endogenous liquidity supply pp. 201-239

Agostino Capponi, Albert Menkveld and Hongzhong Zhang

Empirical determinants of momentum: a perspective using international data pp. 241-273

Amit Goyal, Narasimhan Jegadeesh and Avanidhar Subrahmanyam

It’s not (only) personal, it’s business: personal bankruptcy exemptions and business credit pp. 275-313

Rebel A Cole, Jason Damm, John Hackney and Masim Suleymanov