Financial Analysts Journal

1996 - 2025

Current editor(s): Maryann Dupes

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The Uncorrelated Return Myth pp. 6-7: Richard M. Ennis
“Mind the Gap: Using Derivatives Overlays to Hedge Pension Duration”: A Comment pp. 10-10: Andrew Slater
“Mind the Gap: Using Derivatives Overlays to Hedge Pension Duration”: Author Response pp. 10-11: James Adams and Donald J. Smith
Moral Hazard: The Long-Lasting Legacy of Bailouts pp. 17-23: William Poole
Will the Federal Reserve Monetize U.S. Government Debt? pp. 24-27: Jerry Tempelman
Managing Systemic Counterparty Risk through a Redesigned Financial Architecture pp. 28-33: Viju Joseph
Absence of Value: An Analysis of Investment Allocation Decisions by Institutional Plan Sponsors pp. 34-51: Scott D. Stewart, John J. Neumann, Christopher R. Knittel and Jeffrey Heisler
Governance Role of Analyst Coverage and Investor Protection pp. 52-64: Jerry Sun
Gender and Job Performance: Evidence from Wall Street pp. 65-78: Clifton Green, Narasimhan Jegadeesh and Yue Tang
Using Auctions to Price Employee Stock Options: The Case of Zions Bancorporation ESOARS pp. 79-99: Sumon C. Mazumdar, Vikram Nanda and Rahul Surana
In the Future pp. 104-104: Rodney N. Sullivan

Big Bond Bust pp. 6-8: Richard M. Ennis
Transparency through Financial Claims with “Fingerprints”: A Mechanism for Preventing Financial Crises pp. 17-23: Helmut Gründl and Thomas Post
REIT Momentum and the Performance of Real Estate Mutual Funds pp. 24-34: Jeroen Derwall, Joop Huij, Dirk Brounen and Wessel Marquering
The Rise and Demise of the Convertible Arbitrage Strategy pp. 35-50: Igor Loncarski, Jenke ter Horst and Chris Veld
Voluntary vs. Forced Financial Restatements: The Role of Board Independence pp. 51-65: Dalia Marciukaityte, Samuel H. Szewczyk and Raj Varma
Adjusted Earnings Yields and Real Rates of Return pp. 66-79: Darshana D. Palkar and Stephen E. Wilcox
In the Future pp. 80-80: Rodney N. Sullivan

Governance: Travel and Destinations pp. 6-10: Rodney N. Sullivan
“The End of ‘Soft Dollars’?”: A Comment pp. 13-13: Barry Marshall
“Equity Returns at the Turn of the Month”: Further Confirmation and Insights pp. 14-16: Robert Hudson and Christina V. Atanasova
“Equity Returns at the Turn of the Month”: Extended Analysis with Evidence from the United Kingdom pp. 16-17: John J. McConnell and Wei Xu
Liquidity and the Post-Earnings-Announcement Drift pp. 18-32: Tarun Chordia, Amit Goyal, Gil Sadka, Ronnie Sadka and Lakshmanan Shivakumar
The Wages of Social Responsibility pp. 33-46: Meir Statman and Denys Glushkov
Does Freezing a Defined-Benefit Pension Plan Increase Company Value? Empirical Evidence pp. 47-59: Brendan McFarland, Gaobo Pang and Mark Warshawsky
Mind the Gap: Using Derivatives Overlays to Hedge Pension Duration pp. 60-67: James Adams and Donald J. Smith
What Will the Likely Range of My Wealth Be? pp. 68-77: Raymond Kan and Guofu Zhou
In the Future pp. 80-80: Rodney N. Sullivan

Parsimonious Asset Allocation pp. 6-10: Richard M. Ennis
“The Plan Sponsor’s Goal”: A Comment pp. 12-12: Perry Mehrling and Dimitry Mindlin
“When Will Housing Recover?”: A Comment pp. 12-14: Jerry Tempelman
“When Will Housing Recover?”: Authors’ Response pp. 14-15: Eli Beracha and Mark Hirschey
A Simple Theory of the Financial Crisis; or, Why Fischer Black Still Matters pp. 17-20: Tyler Cowen
Regulating Financial Markets: Protecting Us from Ourselves and Others pp. 22-31: Meir Statman
The Birth of the Swap pp. 32-35: Raphael Hodgson
Measurement Biases in Hedge Fund Performance Data: An Update pp. 36-38: William Fung and David A. Hsieh
Do Security Analysts Reduce Noise? pp. 40-54: Maria Schutte and Emre Unlu
Should Good Stocks Have High Prices or High Returns? pp. 55-62: Markku Kaustia, Heidi Laukkanen and Vesa Puttonen
In the Future pp. 64-64: Rodney N. Sullivan

Taming Global Markets pp. 6-8: Rodney N. Sullivan
“Saving Social Security: A Better Approach”: An Update pp. 10-10: Arun Muralidhar
Tumbling Tower of Babel: Subprime Securitization and the Credit Crisis pp. 17-30: Bruce I. Jacobs
Setting National Priorities: Financial Challenges Facing the Obama Administration pp. 32-35: Marc R. Reinganum
When Will Housing Recover? pp. 36-47: Eli Beracha and Mark Hirschey
The End of “Soft Dollars”? pp. 48-53: John C. Bogle
When Is Stock Picking Likely to Be Successful? Evidence from Mutual Funds pp. 55-66: Ying Duan, Gang Hu and R. David McLean
Trading Volume and Stock Investments pp. 67-84: Jeffrey H. Brown, Douglas K. Crocker and Stephen R. Foerster
In the Future pp. 88-88: Rodney N. Sullivan

End of an Era pp. 6-8: Richard M. Ennis
2008 Report to Readers pp. 10-12: Rodney N. Sullivan
Markets in Crisis pp. 17-24: John C. Bogle and Rodney N. Sullivan
Proposals Concerning the Current Financial Crisis pp. 25-27: Harry Markowitz
Models pp. 28-33: Emanuel Derman
The Second Moment pp. 34-36: Don Ezra
Designing a Defined-Contribution Plan: What to Learn from Aircraft Designers pp. 37-42: David Blake, Andrew Cairns and Kevin Dowd
Estimating Operational Risk for Hedge Funds: The ω-Score pp. 43-53: Stephen Brown, William Goetzmann, Bing Liang and Christopher Schwarz
Classified Boards, Stability, and Strategic Risk Taking pp. 54-65: Olubunmi Faleye
In the Future pp. 72-72: Rodney N. Sullivan