Journal of Financial Transformation

2001 - 2025

Current editor(s): Prof. Shahin Shojai

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2002, volume 4

Impacts of e-Commerce and enhanced information endowments on financial services: Transparency, differential pricing, and disintermediation pp. 9-18

Eric Clemons, Lorin Hitt, Bin Gu, Matt Thatcher and Bruce Weber

A taxonomy of electronic payments pp. 19-27

Michel Akkermans

The implications of strategic network management for firm behavior pp. 29-35

Nayantara Hensel

Consolidation of fragmented global order flow through exchange-based information technology pp. 37-47

John Moon

Portfolio allocation with hedge funds: Case study of a Swiss institutional investor pp. 57-63

Laurent Favre and José-Antonio Galeano

Les Banquiers Suisses: Can They Remain Leaders in Private Banking? pp. 65-72

Shahin Shojai and George Feiger

Managing wealth: A new approach in the U.K pp. 77-94

Merlin Stone

Brand strategy in the U.K. retail banking sector: Adapting to the financial services revolution pp. 95-100

Greg Harris

2001, volume 3

The economic impact of September 11th on the securities industry pp. 15-24

George Monahan and Frank Fernandez

Basic trends in the market for markets for financial instruments pp. 35-44

Stefan Prigge

Completing the single market in securities trading: A surgical revision of the investment services directive pp. 45-51

Benn Steil

STP/T+1: The European challenge - What are the implications of the U.S. move to T+1 settlement for European institutions? pp. 53-62

Paul Walsh

The capital markets’ perspective on B2B e-commerce initiatives and alliances pp. 63-71

Andrew Chen and Thomas Siems

It’s time for asset allocation pp. 77-88

Noel Amenc and Lionel Martellini

The challenges of risk management in diversified financial companies pp. 89-95

Christine Cumming and Beverly Hirtle

Managed network services pave the way for the Internet’s future in financial transactions pp. 97-103

Bob Miller, David Bartoletti and Fabian Vandenreydt

Coping with cultural differences in international market research pp. 109-116

Lall Ramrattan, Alan Zimmerman and Michael Szenberg

Liberating Human Capital: The Search for the New Wave of Liquidity pp. 117-126

Shahin Shojai and Samuel Wang

Intangible asset and value-creation reporting - increasing transparency at Skandia pp. 127-133

Scott Hawkins

2001, volume 2

The New Wave of Liquidity pp. 7-21

Shahin Shojai

ICT drives the U.S. productivity revival pp. 29-34

Kevin Stiroh

Projecting the economic impact of the Internet pp. 35-41

Robert Litan and Alice Rivlin

Internet banking in the U.S.: landscape, prospects, industry implications pp. 45-52

Karen Furst, William Lang and Daniel Nolle

Developments in global e-finance pp. 53-59

Stijn Claessens, Tom Glaessner and Daniela Klingebiel

Dynamic investment strategies and their risk-return measures pp. 87-92

Sergei Esipov and Igor Vaysburd

The London Asset Management Market pp. 93-105

Shahin Shojai

2001, volume 1

The impact of the Internet on financial markets pp. 8-13

Nicholas Economides

Straight through processing in the B2B space pp. 18-25

Anthony Kirby

Financial Collaborative Trading Networks pp. 30-37

Shahin Shojai

The myth of bond market disintermediation pp. 40-44

Bruce Usher

Trans-border securities transactions: Is the current regulatory and legislative framework hampering growth and competitiveness of European securities markets? pp. 48-52

Norbert Walter

The FSA’S new market abuse regime - Interaction between the market abuse regime and the Recognised Investment Exchanges pp. 54-58

David Strachan and Gay Wisbey

Institutional Investing in Hedge Funds pp. 60-70

W. H. Bruce Brittain

The Future of the U.S. Asset Management Industry pp. 72-79

Shahin Shojai