Journal of Financial Transformation

2001 - 2025

Current editor(s): Prof. Shahin Shojai

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2006, volume 17

Access to financial services: a review of the issues and public policy objectives pp. 16-19

Stijn Claessens

Does capital mobility promote economic growth? The link to education pp. 28-31

Hartmut Egger, Peter Egger and Volker Grossmann

Growth and its measurement pp. 32-25

Bala Subramanian

The welfare implications of product patent a simple model pp. 36-38

Arijit Mukherjee and Achintya Ray

Leveraging hosted middleware services to deploy valuable new services quickly and easily pp. 112-114

Gailanne Barth and Henry Bayard

Is competition in the financial sector a good thing? pp. 123-129

Falko Fecht and Antoine Martin

Threshold relationships among inflation, financial development, and growth pp. 141-149

Michelle Barnes and Nicolas Duquette

Manufacturing Growth pp. 151-159

Peter Moles

Corporate hedging and capital structure decisions: towards an integrated framework for value creation pp. 161-168

Lutz Hahnenstein and Klaus Röder

2005, volume 15

A New Era for Commodity Investments pp. 1-6

Hugh R. Lamle and Terrence F. Martell

The importance of wealth for subjective well-being pp. 59-67

Bruce Headey and Mark Wooden

From regulation to over-regulation and back - How to break the vicious circle pp. 70-75

Michel Y. Dérobert

Banks’ default risk and regulatory factors in emerging market economies pp. 147-158

Christophe Godlewski

2005, volume 14

The New Wave of Liquidity: Impact of Friction pp. 51-59

Shahin Shojai and Samuel Wang

The impact of automation on the cost of transacting in futures markets pp. 87-93

Luke Bortoli, Alex Frino and Elvis Jarnecic

Market imperfections pp. 107-117

Ramon Degennaro

2005, volume 13

Mergers and acquisitions as a response to economic change pp. 73-76

Bart Lambrecht

Inflation-Induced Valuation Errors in the Stock Market pp. 124-126

Kevin Lansing

Efficient pricing of default risk: Different approaches for a single goal pp. 151-160

Damiano Brigo and Massimo Morini

2004, volume 12

Bringing Broadband Banking to Iraq pp. 12-15

Kathleen Tyson-Quah

Why has stored-value not caught on? pp. 39-48

Sujit Chakravorti

Six smart moves when playing the smart card game pp. 55-61

Leo Van Hove

European payment systems and monetary union pp. 85-92

Francisco José Callado Muñoz and Natalia Utrero González

Technological innovation in retail payments: Key developments and implications for banks pp. 93-101

Karen Furst and Daniel Nolle

Innovation on networks: Coordination, governance, and the case of VISA pp. 104-106

Matthew Cardillo, Antoine Martin and Michael Orland0

2004, volume 11

The impossibility of accurate macro-economic forecasting pp. 10-13

Paul Ormerod

Revisions to GDP and related estimates pp. 15-21

Dennis Fixler and Bruce Grimm

The reliability of quarterly national accounts in seven major countries: A user’s perspective pp. 23-30

Robert York and Paul Atkinson

The effect of telecom density data on growth, efficiencies, and distributions in global economies pp. 31-41

Lall Ramrattan, Frank DiMeglio and Michael Szenberg

Corporate action processing: Complexity and risk pp. 44-47

James Femia and Gunnar Niels

What lies beneath pp. 48-51

Lars Hamich

Hedge fund indices pp. 52-56

James Hedges

Data management in financial services 2004 and beyond pp. 58-61

Andy Dilkes

Integrated data architecture — the end game pp. 62-65

Predrag Dizdarevic and Shahin Shojai

Reference data primer pp. 67-73

Marilyn Hignett

Data in financial institutions pp. 75-80

Richard McLaughlin

Data mining in finance: From extremes to realism pp. 81-89

Boris Kovalerchuk and Evgenii Vityaev

The legal assault against marketing pp. 92-95

Kirk Herath

Who owns the customer? Who owns the data? pp. 96-99

Keith MacDonald and Mark Dynes Mark Dynes

Privacy challenges pp. 100-101

Ray Everett-Church

Data quality management: How to produce high quality reports for risk management pp. 102-107

Barbara Boos

The fourth leg of the stool — Data protection pp. 108-109

John Rosato

Steady progress — But could do better pp. 110-111

Peyman Mestchian

The shift to web services pp. 112-115

Kurt Gilman and Shawn Connors

A user-centric approach to effective enterprise data services pp. 117-124

Gopi Chelliah

Extracting the business value of IT: It is usage, not just deployment that counts! pp. 125-131

Donald Marchand

Taking snapshots of the Internet: new database of insider transactions and liquidity pp. 133-141

Steven Benveniste, Duke Bristow and Alfred Osborne

The informational role of financial analysts: Interpreting public disclosures pp. 143-148

Donal Byard and Kenneth Shaw

2004, volume 10

The future of hedge funds pp. 8-11

Myron Scholes

The future of hedge funds pp. 8-11

Myron Scholes

Size versus performance in the hedge fund industry pp. 14-17

James Hedges

Crisis management for the financial services industry pp. 18-10

Charlotte Luer and Samuel Wang

The role of hedge funds for long-term investors pp. 23-28

John Mulvey

Finding the sweet spot of hedge fund diversification pp. 31-39

François-Serge Lhabitant and Michelle Learned De Piante Vicin

Valuation issues and operational risk in hedge funds pp. 41-47

Christopher Kundro and Stuart Feffer

Hedge funds and U.K. regulation pp. 49-55

Ashley Kovas

Should you, would you, could you invest in hedge funds? pp. 57-65

George Feiger and Pascal Botteron

Shadow accounting: The evolving practice of exercising due diligence in fund reporting pp. 67-71

Carol Kaufman

An E.U.-wide passport for hedge funds pp. 74-78

John Purvis

A single market for hedge funds pp. 80-81

Wolfgang Mansfeld

Marketing of hedge funds in Switzerland pp. 82-85

Shelby du Pasquier

The hedge fund revolution pp. 87-95

McFall Lamm

Hedge funds in Asia pp. 97-105

Peter Douglas

Key findings of the Edhec ‘European alternative multi-management practices’ survey pp. 107-113

Noel Amenc and Jean-René Giraud

Private equity - An industry in transformation pp. 116-118

Tycho Sneyers

Initial returns and long-run performance of private equity-backed initial public offerings on the Amsterdam Stock Exchange pp. 121-127

Ruud van Frederikslust and Roy van der Geest

Leveraged Management Buy-Ins: Role of Investors, Means of Exit, and the Predictive Powers of the Financial Markets pp. 129-141

Shahin Shojai