Journal of banking and finance

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  Año 2009, Vol. 33, Número 2

  • Information uncertainty and auditor reputation.

    D.M. Autore, R.S. Billingsley, M.I. Schneller

    págs. 183-192

    

  • Do analyst recommendations reflect shareholder rights?.

    D.M. Autore, T. Kovacs, V. Sharma

    págs. 193-202

    

  • Size matters: Economies of scale in European payments processing.

    C. Beijnen, W. Bolt

    págs. 203-210

    

  • Predicting the bear stock market: Macroeconomic variables as leading indicators.

    S.-S. Chen

    págs. 211-223

    

  • Do artificial income smoothing and real income smoothing contribute to firm value equivalently?.

    P. Huang, Y. Zhang, D.R. Deis, J.S. Moffitt

    págs. 224-233

    

  • Organizational distance and use of collateral for business loans.

    G. Jimenez, V. Salas, J. Saurina

    págs. 234-243

    

  • Explaining bank distress in Eastern European transition economies.

    K. Männasoo, D.G. Mayes

    págs. 244-253

    

  • Does better corporate governance result in higher valuations in emerging markets? Another examination using a new data set.

    M. Morey, Aron A. Gottesman, E. Baker, B. Godridge

    págs. 254-262

    

  • The profitability of small single-market banks in an era of multi-market banking.

    T.H. Hannan, Robin A. Prager

    págs. 263-271

    

  • Performance evaluation of portfolio insurance strategies using stochastic dominance criteria.

    J. Annaert, S. Van Osselaer, B. Verstraete

    págs. 272-280

    

  • Credit risk drivers: Evaluating the contribution of firm level information and of macroeconomic dynamics.

    D. Bonfim

    págs. 281-299

    

  • Corporate trade credit and inventories: New evidence of a trade-off from accounts payable and receivable.

    S. Bougheas, S. Mateut, P. Mizen

    págs. 300-307

    

  • Block ownership and firm-specific information.

    P. Brockman, X. (Sterling) Yan

    págs. 308-316

    

  • Governance quality and privately negotiated stock repurchases: Evidence of agency conflict.

    O. Harris, C. Glegg

    págs. 317-325

    

  • Disappearing internal capital markets: Evidence from diversified business groups in Korea.

    S. Lee, K. Park, H.-H. Shin

    págs. 326-334

    

  • An analysis of the liquidity benefits provided by secondary markets.

    T. Mantecon, P. Poon

    págs. 335-346

    

  • Determinants of banks� risk exposure to new account fraud � Evidence from Germany.

    T. Hartmann-Wendels, T. Mählmann, T. Versen

    págs. 347-357

    

  • Debit or credit?.

    J. Zinman

    págs. 358-366

    

  • From state to private ownership: Issues from strategic industries.

    N. Boubakri, J.-C. Cosset, O. Guedhami

    págs. 367-379

    

  • Great expectations: Banks as equity underwriters.

    S. Chaplinsky, G.R. Erwin

    págs. 380-389

    

  • Getting PPP right: Identifying mean-reverting real exchange rates in panels.

    G. Chortareas, G. Kapetanios

    págs. 390-404

    

  • Regime switching in the relationship between equity returns and short-term interest rates in the UK.

    O.T. Henry

    págs. 405-414

    

  • Are good or bad borrowers discouraged from applying for loans? Evidence from US small business credit markets.

    L. Han, S. Fraser, D. J. Storey

    págs. 415-424

    

  • The role of bank monitoring in corporate governance: Evidence from borrowers� earnings management behavior.

    S. Ahn, W. Choi

    págs. 425-434

    

  • The changing relationship between earnings expectations and earnings for value and growth stocks during Reg FD.

    Jeroen P. J. de Jong, V.P. Apilado

    págs. 435-442