Journal of banking and finance

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  Año 2007, Vol. 31, Número 2

  • Can Markov switching models predict excess foreign exchange returns?.

    M. Dueker, C.J. Neely

    págs. 279-296

    

  • Privatization and stock market liquidity.

    B. Bortolotti, F. de Jong, G. Nicodano, I. Schindele

    págs. 297-316

    

  • Home sweet home: Home bias and international diversification among individual investors.

    A. Karlsson, L. Norden

    págs. 317-334

    

  • Banking relationships and access to equity capital markets: Evidence from Japan¿s main bank system.

    K. Kutsuna, J. Kiholm Smith, R.L. Smith

    págs. 335-360

    

  • Interest rates and efficiency in medieval wool forward contracts.

    A.R. Bell, Clem Brooks, P. Dryburgh

    págs. 361-380

    

  • Limited participation and the closed-end fund discount.

    Y. Kim, B. S. Lee

    págs. 381-400

    

  • Basel II and bank lending to emerging markets: Evidence from the German banking sector.

    T. Liebig, D. Porath, B. Weder, M. Wedow

    págs. 401-418

    

  • Portfolio efficiency and discount factor bounds with conditioning information: An empirical study.

    A. Abhyankar, D. Basu, A. Stremme

    págs. 419-438

    

  • A computational approach to the optimal structure of bank input prices.

    B. Stanhouse, M. Ingram

    págs. 439-454

    

  • Stock returns, dividend yield, and book-to-market ratio.

    X. Jiang, B.-S. Lee

    págs. 455-476

    

  • Switching costs and relationship profits in bank lending.

    T. Vesala

    págs. 477-494

    

  • The relationship between risk and expected return in Europe.

    Angel León Valle, J.M. Nave, Gonzalo Rubio Irigoyen

    págs. 495-512

    

  • Financial development, bank discrimination and trade credit.

    Y. Ge, J. Qiu

    págs. 513-530

    

  • Amazing discovery: Vincenz Bronzin¿s option pricing models.

    H. Zimmermann, W. Hafner

    págs. 531-546