The European Journal of Finance
1995 - 2025
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Volume 8, issue 4, 2002
- Preface pp. 345-345

- Chris Adcock
- Guest Editorial pp. 346-351

- Domenico Sartore and Marcello Esposito
- Modelling the demand for M3 in the Euro area pp. 371-401

- Roberto Golinelli and Sergio Pastorello
- Forecasting inflation in the European Monetary Union: A disaggregated approach by countries and by sectors pp. 402-421

- Antoni Espasa, E. Senra and R. Albacete
- Explaining and forecasting the euro/dollar exchange rate through a non-linear threshold model pp. 422-448

- Asmara Jamaleh
- The fiscal dimension of a common monetary policy: results with a non-Ricardian global model pp. 449-479

- Silvia Sgherri
- US dollar/Euro exchange rate: a monthly econometric model for forecasting pp. 480-501

- Domenico Sartore, Lucia Trevisan, Michele Trova and Francesca Volo
Volume 8, issue 3, 2002
- Time varying country risk: an assessment of alternative modelling techniques pp. 249-274

- R. D. Brooks, Robert Faff and M. McKenzie
- Can channel pattern trading be profitably automated? pp. 275-301

- M. A. H. Dempster and Charles Jones
- Forecasting stock market volatility and the informational efficiency of the DAX-index options market pp. 302-321

- Holger Claessen and Stefan Mittnik
- World capital markets and Finnish stock returns pp. 322-343

- Kim Nummelin and Mika Vaihekoski
Volume 8, issue 2, 2002
- An analysis of the causes of recent banking crises pp. 152-175

- David T. Llewellyn
- On the timing of inside trades in a betting market pp. 176-186

- Adi Schnytzer and Yuval Shilony
- New evidence on the implied-realized volatility relation pp. 187-205

- Bent Jesper Christensen and Charlotte Hansen
- Administration of recoveries in individual insolvency: case studies of two UK banks pp. 206-221

- Keith Pond
- Estimating the price elasticity of demand in the London stock market pp. 222-237

- Eric J. Levin and Robert Wright
- Financial innovation and Divisia monetary indices in Taiwan: a neural network approach pp. 238-247

- Jane M. Binner, Alicia M. Gazely and Shu-Heng Chen
Volume 8, issue 1, 2002
- Financing firms with restricted access to financial markets: the use of trade credit and factoring in Belgium pp. 2-20

- Greet Asselbergh
- The information in the term structure of German interest rates pp. 21-45

- Gianna Boero and Costanza Torricelli
- Mispricing and lasting arbitrage between parallel markets in the Czech Republic pp. 46-69

- Jan Hanousek and Libor Nemecek
- Temporal aggregation, volatility components and volume in high frequency UK bond futures pp. 70-92

- David McMillan and Alan Speight
- The long-horizon returns behaviour of the Portuguese stock market1 pp. 93-122

- Nelson Manuel Areal and Manuel Jose Da Rocha Armada
- Do environmental variables affect the performance and technical efficiency of the European banking systems? A parametric analysis using the stochastic frontier approach pp. 123-146

- Laura Cavallo and Stefania Rossi
Volume 7, issue 4, 2001
- Preface pp. 285-285

- Chris Adcock
- Introduction pp. 286-288

- Giulio Cifarelli
- Dynamic local models for segmentation and prediction of financial time series pp. 289-311

- Mehdi Azzouzi and Ian Nabney
- Stock selection using a multi-factor model - empirical evidence from the French stock market pp. 312-334

- Christophe Morel
- Nonlinear analysis for forecasting currencies: are they useful to the portfolio manager? pp. 335-355

- Foort Hamelink
Volume 7, issue 3, 2001
- Trading frequency and the efficiency of price discovery in a non-dealer market pp. 187-197

- Shmuel Hauser, Azriel Levy and Uzi Yaari
- Implied volatility surfaces: uncovering regularities for options on financial futures pp. 198-230

- Robert Tompkins
- Implied volatilities, stochastic interest rates, and currency futures options valuation: an empirical investigation pp. 231-246

- Vivek Bhargava, Robert Brooks and D. K. Malhotra
- Is the covariance of international stock market returns regime dependent? pp. 247-268

- Christian Jochum
- Optimal hedge ratios and alternative hedging strategies in the presence of cointegrated time-varying risks pp. 269-283

- Ah-Boon Sim and Ralf Zurbruegg
Volume 7, issue 2, 2001
- A family of humped volatility models pp. 93-116

- Fabio Mercurio and Juan Moraleda
- Estimation of global systematic risk for securities listed in multiple markets pp. 117-130

- Gauri Ghai, Maria De Boyrie, Shahid Hamid and Arun Prakash
- Forward and spot exchange rates in a bivariate TAR framework pp. 131-143

- R. Dacco and S. Satchell
- Term structure of return correlations and international diversification: evidence from European stock markets pp. 144-164

- Ming-Shiun Pan, Y. Angela Liu and Herbert Roth
- Bank failure: a multidimensional scaling approach pp. 165-183

- Cecilio Mar-Molinero and Carlos Serrano-Cinca
Volume 7, issue 1, 2001
- Empirical distributions of stock returns: European securities markets, 1990-95 pp. 1-21

- Felipe Aparicio and Javier Estrada
- Power ARCH modelling of commodity futures data on the London Metal Exchange pp. 22-38

- Michael McKenzie, Heather Mitchell, Robert Brooks and Robert Faff
- Basis variation and a common source of risk: evidence from UK futures markets pp. 39-62

- Patricia Fraser and Andrew McKaig
- Derivatives usage in UK non-financial listed companies pp. 63-91

- Chris Mallin, Kean Ow-Yong and Martin Reynolds
Volume 6, issue 4, 2000
- Credit agency regulation and the impact of credit ratings in the international bond market pp. 311-331

- David Brookfield and Phillip Ormrod
- Intraday data and hedging efficiency in interest spread trading pp. 332-352

- Christian Dunis and Pierre Lequeux
- Structural effects of asset-backed securitization pp. 353-369

- Simon Wolfe
Volume 6, issue 3, 2000
- The selection of multinational equity portfolios: forecasting models and estimation risk pp. 259-279

- Nigel Meade and Gerry Salkin
- Stock returns and economic activity: the UK case pp. 280-297

- David Lovatt and Ashok Parikh
- Forecasting the returns on UK investment trusts: a comparison pp. 298-310

- Laurence Copeland and Ping Wang
Volume 6, issue 2, 2000
- Switching regime models in the Spanish inter-bank market pp. 93-112

- Arielle Beyaert and Juan rez-Castej
- Expectations of monetary policy in Australia implied by the probability distribution of interest rate derivatives pp. 113-125

- Ramaprasad Bhar and Carl Chiarella
- Combining forecasts: some results on exchange and interest rates pp. 126-145

- Monica Billio, Domenico Sartore and Carlo Toffano
- Managing funds in the US market: how to distinguish between transitory distortions and structural changes in the stock prices? pp. 146-162

- Catherine Bruneau, Ch. Duval-Kieffer and J. P. Nicolai
- The effects of trading activity on market volatility pp. 163-175

- Giampiero Gallo and Barbara Pacini
- Bayesian approach to yield curve modelling with application to the simulation of EMU environments: generating scenarios by modelling yield curve movements pp. 176-195

- Melendres Howe
- Further insights on the puzzle of technical analysis profitability pp. 196-224

- Bertrand Maillet and Thierry Michel
- Testing densities with financial data: an empirical comparison of the Edgeworth-Sargan density to the Student's t pp. 225-239

- Ignacio Mauleón and Javier Perote
- Analysing long memory and asymmetries pp. 240-258

- Matti Vir
Volume 6, issue 1, 2000
- The performance of covered calls pp. 1-17

- J. Board, Charles Sutcliffe and E. Patrinos
- On the volatility of measures of financial risk: an investigation using returns from European markets pp. 18-38

- Babak Eftekhari, Christian Pedersen and Stephen Satchell
- Stock index and price dynamics in the UK and the US: new evidence from a trading rule and statistical analysis pp. 39-69

- Stephen Taylor
- Time-varying risk in the German stock market pp. 70-91

- Martin Scheicher
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