Journal of Financial Transformation

2001 - 2025

Current editor(s): Prof. Shahin Shojai

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2003, volume 9

Transformation: The Next Wave pp. 11-16

Shahin Shojai and Samuel Wang

Is the transition over? pp. 18-19

Daniel Gros

Mission accomplished – accession on May 1, 2004! pp. 20-23

Barbara Böttcher

Corporate governance in transition economies pp. 31-38

Klaus Meyer

Reforming the international financial architecture: What globalization critics demand and what policymakers have (not) achieved pp. 39-46

Peter Nunnenkamp

Transformation at Shinsei pp. 48-51

Masamoto Yashiro

Organizational transformation pp. 55-62

John Harvey

Bank Mandiri: A case in strategic transformation pp. 63-75

Philippe Lasserre

Enterprise transformation pp. 77-84

John Owen and Willem van Rijn

Constructing the blueprint for operational transformation pp. 88-91

Keith MacDonald and Simon Moorhead

The transformation of the Swiss private banking market pp. 93-103

Hans Geiger and Harry Hürzeler

Transforming the wealth management industry pp. 105-113

Mark Del Col, Andrew Hogan and Thomas Roughan

2003, volume 8

The bugaboo of double taxation pp. 6-7

Franco Modigliani and Robert Solow

Rethinking pension reform pp. 8-9

Franco Modigliani and Arun Muralidhar

Business process outsourcing - A mechanism to galvanize shareholder value pp. 13-20

Dev Ghose

It’s no longer a wave, it’s a Tsunami: Risks, rewards, and trade-offs of offshore outsourcing pp. 21-34

Suresh Gupta

Offshore services - Maximizing the benefits for financial institutions pp. 35-42

Vinay Kumar and Gabe David

‘Pete at night, Pradeep by day’: The offshore contact center phenomenon pp. 43-50

Suresh Gupta and Vishnu Nidhin

Outsourcing and labor migration in China pp. 53-62

Xiaodong Wu

Cross-border outsourcing and risk management for banks pp. 63-72

Hugh Kelly and Daniel Nolle

Overseas outsourcing by financial institutions: Assessing the legal and regulatory landscape pp. 73-81

Robert Finkel and Winthrop Brown

Offshoring: Not just for the first movers pp. 83-92

Suresh Gupta and Lilach Nachum

More than offshoring: SmartSourcing pp. 95-102

Michael Baldwin

Discovering the Endgame in the Offshore Debate pp. 103-112

Bill Irving, Shahin Shojai and Suresh Gupta

Outsourcing helps improve your firm’s performance - or does it? pp. 113-118

Holger Görg and Aoife Hanley

Funding transformational change through offshoring pp. 119-128

Marilyn Hignett, Michael Rude, Ilene Grossman and Lisa Berk-Lidsky

2003, volume 7

On the international financial architecture: Insuring emerging markets pp. 8-12

Ricardo Caballero

Why interest rate cuts may be ineffective in the new economy pp. 13-16

Damir Tokic

Trust pp. 17-24

Paul Zak

Do smaller budget deficits and inflation targets lower disinflation costs? pp. 25-29

J. Benson Durham

Choosing between different fixed exchange rate regimes pp. 31-38

Sandemann Rasmussen

Pension Time Bomb: Boon or Bane for Asset Managers? pp. 40-42

Shahin Shojai, George Feiger and Pedro Matthynssens

Rebuilding the credibility of the ASP model pp. 43-46

Dai Bedford and Shahin Shojai

Government regulation and investors’ trust in the securities markets pp. 47-52

Tamar Frankel

Technology shocks and financial bubbles pp. 53-62

Haim Kedar-Levy

Market Credibility and Other Dietary Fads pp. 63-70

Shahin Shojai and George Feiger

Lessons from the dark side of information use: The impact on people, values, and company performance pp. 72-75

Donald Marchand

Crisis of confidence: A cause or a consequence? pp. 77-83

Shahin Shojai and Samuel Wang

Corporate restructuring in Japan pp. 85-92

Jorge Chan-Lau

How can management deliver value for shareholders? pp. 93-101

Andrew Chen, James Conover and John Kensinger

2002, volume 6

Evolution of the financial software market pp. 17-23

Paul Gardiner

Research technology priorities for broker-dealers in the U.S pp. 25-31

Allan Rosenstein

Implementation of e-private banking in a Swiss private bank pp. 43-51

Olaf Schwarz

Internet banking in the U.K.: From new distribution channel to new business models pp. 53-65

Feng Li

2001: A transformation odyssey pp. 73-81

Mitchel Lenson

Return on investments in information technology: Beyond the productivity paradox pp. 83-91

Bruce Dehning and Vernon Richardson

Achieving ROI from e-business systems in financial services pp. 93-105

Bryan Foss, Paul McDaid and Colin Devonport

2002, volume 5

The future of social security pensions in Europe pp. 8-12

Martin Feldstein

Productivity miracle in the aging industrial countries? pp. 13-22

Dieter Bräuninger and Norbert Walter

The European pension management market: The case for a Europe-wide pension scheme administration service provider pp. 23-30

Jörn Grimmer

What do your customers really know? Bank managers and compliance cost perceptions pp. 37-42

Donato Masciandaro

Les Banquiers Suisses: The On-Shore Challenge pp. 43-49

Shahin Shojai, George Feiger and Nick Hahn

Can international capital standards strengthen banks in emerging markets? pp. 51-63

Liliana Rojas-Suarez

Setting priorities pp. 77-81

Ignace Combes

Securities trading and settlement in Europe: Issues and outlook pp. 83-89

Linda Goldberg, John Kambhu, James Mahoney, Lawrence Radecki and Asani Sarkar