Advances in financial economics
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Advances in financial economics
JAI Press Inc., 1995-
- v. 1 : 1995
- v. 2 : 1996
- v. 3 : 1997
- v. 6 : 2001
- v. 15
- v. 16
Available at 25 libraries
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Kwansei Gakuin University Library上ケ原
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Kobe University Library for Social Sciences
v. 15338-AD-15011201300135,
v. 16338-AD-16011201401923
Note
Editors of v. 6: Mark Hirschey, Kose John, Anil Makhija
Editors of v. 15-: Stephen P. Ferris, Kose John, Anil Makhija
Publisher of v. 15-: Emerald
"Emerald books" -- Cover of v. 15-
Includes bibliographical references
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v. 4 has a special title
Description and Table of Contents
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v. 2 : 1996 ISBN 9780762301232
Description
This volume, in the series "Advances in Financial Economics", discusses a variety of topics in the field.
Table of Contents
- Taxes and security design - a public finance rationale for tax differentiated corporate securities, James S. Ang and John A. Cole
- ownership structure and capital structure, Keith W. Chauvin and Mark Hirschey
- professional investor re-entry and the January Effect, Charles J. Cuny, Mark Fedenia and Robert A. Haugen
- managerial ownership, compensation and initial public offerings, Eric Fruits
- the impact of Chapter 11 filings on the risk and return of security holders, 1979-1989, Stephen P. Ferris, Narayanan Jayaraman and Anil K. Makhija
- managerial ownership and firm performance - incentives or rewards?, Stacey R. Kole
- asymmetric information, asset substitution and the design of securities, David C. Nachman and Thomas H. Noe
- the valuation effects of insurance company securities offerings, John Polonchek and Ronald K. Miller.
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v. 3 : 1997 ISBN 9780762302994
Description
This volume discusses a variety of topics in the field of financial economics. It covers issues such as the relation between executive compensation policy and investment expenditures, the direct costs of bankruptcy, and institutional ownership and acquiring firm performance.
Table of Contents
- Top executive compensation under alternate ownership and governance structures, James S. Ang, Shmuel Hauser and Beni Lauterbach
- the influence of equity ownership structure on corporate risk-taking and financial policy, Vidya N. Awasthi, Stephen P. Ferris and Atulya Sarin
- the relation between executive compensation policy and investment expenditures, David W. Blackwell, Kathleen A. Farrell and Andreas Wunsch
- a theory of the value of active investment management and its implications for closed-end funds and investment management contracts, Don M. Chance
- a neutral network approach to forecasting volatile international equity markets, Kenneth O. Cogger, Paul D. Koch and Diane M. Lander
- direct costs of bankruptcy - evidence from filings of liquidations and reorganizations by small firms, 1981-1991, Stephen P. Ferris, Narayanan Jayaraman and Anil K. Makhija
- institutional ownership and acquiring firm performance, Chuan-Yang Hwang, Robert Nachtmann and Ahron Rosenfeld
- investment opportunities, firm characteristics and the debt-equity choice, Yong-Cheol Kim, M. Wayne Marr and Stuart Rosenstein
- wealth sharing in domestic interfirm licensing agreements, J. Michael Pinegar and R. Ravichandran.
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v. 6 : 2001 ISBN 9780762307135
Description
Advances in Financial Economics publishes peer reviewed quality manuscripts on any aspects of financial economics including corporate finance, financial institutions and markets and microeconomics.
Table of Contents
On the existence of sub-standard security markets: the IPOs of blinder-robinson (J.S. Ang, S.L. Brown). Is managerial equity ownership an alternative governance mechanism for Japanese firms? (S.P. Ferris, K.A. Kim, P. Kitsabunnarat). The influence of managerial reputation on dividend smoothing (K.P. Fuller). Effects of harmful environmental events on reputation of firms (K. Jones, P.H. Rubin). Executive compensation and executive contributions to corporate PACS (K.A. Farrell, P.L. Hersch, J.M. Netter). The wealth effects of board composition and ownership structure in international acquisitions (S. Sundaram, I. Chhachii, S. Rosenstein). Corporate bankruptcy, private creditors, and the market for corporate control (M.B. Slovin, M.E. Sushka, E.R. Waller). The role of federal law enforcement actions in coroporate governance (M. Hirschey, E. Jones). Empirical evidence on determinants of capital structure (T. Jandik, A.K. Makhija).
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v. 1 : 1995 ISBN 9781559389754
Description
This volume, in the series "Advances in Financial Economics", discusses such topics as the global variation in financial ratios, trading costs of target firms around corporate takeovers, and economic activity measures in nonlinear asset pricing.
Table of Contents
- A direct test of dividend capture hypothesis, Jonathan M. Karpoff and Mazhar A. Siddigi
- the global variation in financial ratios, Mark Hirschey and Paul K. Koch
- trading costs of target firms around corporate takeovers, F. Douglas Foster and S. Viswanathan
- joint venture synergy and information effects - an empirical investigation, R. Ravicharandran and J. Michael Pinegar
- mean-variance as an approximation to expected unility maximization - semi ex-ante results, Louis H. Ederington
- organizational form and investment horizons - evidence from the trading records of life insurance company equity portfolios, James S. Ang and Reinhold P. Lamb
- economic activity measures in nonlinear asset pricing, Campbell R. Harvey.
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v. 15 ISBN 9781780527888
Description
This volume contains eight empirical papers that examine corporate governance from a number of different perspectives. Howe et al investigate how governance can influence short- and long-term performance in the case of Special Purpose Acquisition Companies; Javakhadze et al analyze limits to convergence in international corporate governance practices; Barak and Lauterbach focus on the private benefits of control; and Dong examines the relation between the discipline of options and corporate debt and the design of executive compensation. Jiang et al measure the effect of R&D expenditures on bondholders; Gondhalekar et al examine the capital market response to financial restatements; Al-Khouri reports robust evidence that privately owned banks are more risky than government-owned banks; and Luo and Jackson conclude that the positive relationship between tunneling and executive compensation implies personal benefits for controlling shareholders at the expense of minority shareholders.
Table of Contents
List of Contributors.
SPAC Performance, Ownership and Corporate Governance.
Limits on Convergence in International Corporate Governance Practices.
Firm-Specific Factors Affecting the Private Benefits of Control in Concentrated Ownership Economies.
The Joint Discipline of Option and Debt: Theory and Evidence from CEO's Equity Holding, Capital Structure, and Executive Compensation.
The Effects of R&D Expenditures on Bondholders.
Short- and Long-Term Share Price Reaction to Announcements of Financial Restatements.
Government Ownership, Competition, and the Risk-Taking Attitude of the GCC Banking System.
CEO Compensation, Expropriation, and the Balance of Power among Large Shareholders.
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v. 16 ISBN 9781783501205
Description
This volume contains a set of empirical papers by a set of global scholars who examine corporate governance and market regulation from a variety of perspectives. Jiang, Kim and Zhang argue that in certain cases an ex post increase in CEO pay can prevent the ex ante problem of managerial underinvestment and thereby help to reduce the agency problems characteristic of modern firms. Akyol and Cohen focus on firms' use of executive search firms versus allowing internal members to nominate new directors to serve on the board of directors. Choi, Ferris, Jayaraman and Sabherwal examine 361 CEO terminations occurring among the Fortune Global 500 firms during the years 2000 to 2006. Cashman, Gillan and Whitby investigate the labor market for corporate directors to better understand which director attributes are relevant for board selection. Baulkaran, Amoako-Adu and Smith analyze the link between the valuation discount of dual class companies and the channels through which private benefits can be extracted. Aggarwal examines ETFs and notes that the additional risks, complexity, and reduced transparency of these funds have attracted heightened attention by regulators.
Table of Contents
The Increase in CEO Pay After Large Investments: Is it Purely Rent Extraction?.
Who Chooses Board Members?.
The Growth of Global ETFs and Regulatory Challenges.
Overconfidence, Corporate Governance, and Global CEO Turnover.
Human and Social Capital in the Labor Market for Directors.
Dual Class Discount, and the Channels of Extraction of Private Benefits.
A Crisis of Investor Confidence: Corporate Governance and the Imbalance of Power.
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List of Contributors.
About the Authors.
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