Journal of Financial Perspectives

2013 - 2017

Current editor(s): Ms Alina Stefan

From EY Global FS Institute
1 More London Place, London SE1 2AF, UK.
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Volume 4, issue 1, 2017

Impact of Robotics, RPA and AI on the insurance industry: challenges and opportunities pp. 8-20

Chris Lamberton, Damiano Brigo and Dave Hoy

The value and price of a "too-big-to-fail" guarantee: evidence from the insurance industry pp. 21-49

Paolo Zanghieri

Unnecessary injury: the economic rationale and costs of new global capital requirements for large U.S. property and casualty insurers pp. 50-64

Robert J. Shapiro and Aparna Mathur

A comprehensive examination of insurer financial strength ratings pp. 65-78

Cassandra R. Cole, Enya He and Kathleen A. McCullough

Benefits of the U.S. program for terrorism insurance from a comparative perspective pp. 79-91

Jeffrey E. Thomas

Unintended consequences? The impact of IRS notice 2014-52 on acquisitions of U.S. companies by non U.S. insurers and reinsurers pp. 92-106

William R. Pauls

U.S. life insurers’ responses to the financial crisis: a review of the research pp. 107-120

Greg Niehaus and Chia-Chun Chiang

Volume 3, issue 3, 2015

FinTech is gaining traction and young, high-income users are the early adopters pp. 16-23

Imran Gulamhuseinwala, Thomas Bull and Steven Lewis

Emergence of FinTech and the LASIC principles pp. 24-36

David LEE Kuo Chuen and Ernie Teo

Sharing ledgers for sharing economies: an exploration of mutual distributed ledgers (aka blockchain technology) pp. 38-58

Michael Mainelli and Mike Smith

Moving mainstream: benchmarking the European alternative finance market pp. 60-76

Bryan Zhang, Robert Wardrop, Raghavendra Rau and Mia Gray

FinTech in China:from the shadows? pp. 78-91

Douglas W. Arner and Jànos Barberis

Trends in cryptocurrencies and blockchain technologies: a monetary theory and regulation perspective pp. 92-113

Gareth W. Peters, Efstathios Panayi and Ariane Chapelley

Financial regulation of FinTech pp. 114-121

Philip Treleaven

Building consumer demand for digital financial services – the new regulatory frontier pp. 122-137

Ross P. Buckley and Louise Malady

The hidden cost of accommodating crowdfunder privacy preferences: a randomized field experiment pp. 138-154

Gordon Burtch, Anindya Ghose and Sunil Wattal

Advice goes virtual:how new digital investment services are changing the wealth management landscape pp. 156-164

Juan Carlos Lopez, Sinisa Babcic and Andres De La Ossa

The impact of digital technology on consumer purchase behavior pp. 166-170

Sue Yasav

Part 1: Innovative corporate services digitally enabled pp. 172-180

Andrea Ferretti, Marco Brandirali and Nico Saraceno

Part 2: Innovative corporate services digitally enabled for internationalization pp. 173-180

Marco Giorgino, Giuliano Noci, Laura Grassi and Valentina Palummeri

Driving digital: welcome to the ExConomy pp. 182-187

Stijn Viaene and Lieselot Danneels

Volume 3, issue 2, 2015

The science of winning in financial services — competing on analytics: opportunities to unlock the power of data pp. 13-24

Hyong Kim and Errol Gardner

Cross-border bank resolution pp. 25-30

José Viñals and Sean Hagan

Shadow banking: policy challenges for central banks pp. 31-42

Thorvald Moe

The consequences of exit from non-conventional monetary policy pp. 43-59

Philip Turner

The audit mandatory rotation rule: the state of the art pp. 61-75

Mara Cameran, Giulia Negri and Angela Pettinicchio

Transforming banking for the next generation pp. 77-89

Bill Schlich, Ian Baggs, Steven Lewis and Karl Meekings

Effectiveness of loan-to-value ratio policy and its transmission mechanism:empirical evidence from Hong Kong pp. 93-102

Eric Wong, Kelvin Ho and Andrew Tsang

Analyzing bank performance – linking RoE, RoA and RAROC: U.S. commercial banks 1992–2014 pp. 103-111

Pieter Klaassen and Idzard van Eeghen

Recursive collective action problems: the structure of procyclicality in financial and monetary markets, macroeconomies and formally similar contexts pp. 113-128

Robert Hockett

Do “too-big-to-fail” banks take on more risk? pp. 129-143

Gara Afonso, Joao Santos and James Traina

An overview of the risk-neutral valuation of bank loans pp. 145-153

Danilo Tilloca and Luciano Tuzzi

Smart beta: too good to be true? pp. 155-159

Bruce I. Jacobs and Kenneth N. Levy

Regulatory herding versus democratic diversity: history and prospects pp. 161-174

Nicholas Dorn

Squandering home field advantage? Financial institutions’ investing in their own industries pp. 175-187

Aneel Keswani and David Stolin

The new Banking Union landscape in Europe: consolidation ahead? pp. 189-201

Dirk Schoenmaker

Volume 3, issue 1, 2015

Is Basel turning banks into public utilities? pp. 04-12

John M. Schiff

Excessive leverage and bankers’ incentives: refocusing the debate pp. 13-40

Emilios Avgouleas and Jay Cullen

The deep roots of the government debt crisis pp. 41-58

Horst Zimmermann

Financial innovation oversight: a policy framework pp. 59-100

Carlo Gola and Antonio Ilari

The governance structure of shadow banking: rethinking assumptions about limited liability pp. 101-140

Steven L. Schwarcz

Rethinking the treasury operating model pp. 141-156

Roy Choudhury

Do big banks have lower operating costs? pp. 157-196

Anna Kovner, James Vickery and Lily Zhou

The relative asset pricing model: implications for asset allocation, rebalancing and asset pricing pp. 197-224

Arun Muralidhar, Kazuhiko Ohashi and Sunghwan Shin

Capital budgeting: a “general equilibrium” analysis pp. 225-232

Bradford Cornell

New private equity models: how should the interests of investors and managers be aligned? pp. 233-255

Joseph A. McCahery and Erik P. M. Vermeulen

Auditing estimates: what will the future bring? pp. 256-293

Paul de Beus and Maarten Koning

Volume 2, issue 3, 2014

The renminbi as an additional international reserve currency? pp. 21-31

MIchael Liu and Fariborz Moshirian

Evaluating the government as a source of systemic risk pp. 45-58

Deborah Lucas

A brave new world? Making sense of practitioner and regulator perspectives on risk culture pp. 65-76

Simon Ashby, Michael Power and Tommaso Palermo

The computational and timing challenge of quarterly nonlife (re)insurance liability evaluation under IFRS 4 phase 2 pp. 81-98

Eric Dal Moro and Jayne Faulkner

Scale, scope and complexity: assessing banking business models pp. 99-112

Ronald W Anderson and Karin Jõeveer

The unique risks of portfolio leverage: why modern portfolio theory fails and how to fix it pp. 113-126

Bruce Jacobs and Kenneth Levy

Risk management formations - an alternative approach to the 3 lines of defense model pp. 137-145

Clive Martin, Paul Willman, Roy Boukens and Oliver Rockley

Are structured products a sustainable financial innovation? A lesson from the European markets pp. 147-158

Alberto Burchi and Paola Musile Tanzi

Volume 2, issue 2, 2014

Firm structure in banking and finance: is broader better? pp. 65-75

Markus Schmid and Ingo Walter

Kenneth Langone Professor of Finance, NYU Stern School of Business pp. 79-88

Roy Smith

New results on the correlation problem in operational risk pp. 123-129

Vivien Brunel

Financial perspective: the unintended consequences of regulatory oversight and control — lessons from the banking and the asset/alternative funds industries pp. 131-139

Professor Frederick Militello

Risk management insights from Markowitz optimization for constructing portfolios with commodity futures pp. 141-150

D Sykes Wilford

Japanese patent index and stock performance pp. 151-162

Takao Kobayashi, Yasuhiro Iwanaga and Hideaki Kudoh

Trust in banks after the financial crisis pp. 187-195

Santiago Carbo-Valverde

Volume 2, issue 1, 2014

On being the right size pp. 13-25

Andrew Haldane and Philip Booth

In search of a more stable monetary and financial order pp. 39-46

Thomas Mayer

Measuring capital adequacy: supervisory stress-tests in a Basel world pp. 85-94

Larry Wall

Directors’ and officers’ insurance and shareholder protection pp. 107-128

M. Martin Boyer

The introduction of market-based pricing in corporate lending pp. 155-159

Ivan Ivanov, Joao Santos and Thu Vo

Valuation effects of termination of cross-listings pp. 177-193

Roland Füss, Urich Hommel and Jan-Carl Plagge