Journal of financial economics

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  Año 2011, Vol. 99, Número 3

  • Do hedge funds trade on private information? Evidence from syndicated lending and short-selling.

    Nadia Massoud, Debarshi Nandy, Anthony Saunders, Keke Song

    págs. 477-499

    

  • Institutional demand pressure and the cost of corporate loans.

    Victoria Ivashina, Zheng Sun

    págs. 500-522

    

  • Boards structure and price informativeness.

    Daniel Ferreira, Miguel A. Ferreira, Clara C. Raposo

    págs. 523-545

    

  • Why mutual funds "underperform".

    Vincent Glode

    págs. 546-559

    

  • Time-Varying short-horizon predictability.

    Sam James Henkel, J. Spencer Martin, Federico Nardari

    págs. 560-580

    

  • Breaking down the barriers: Competition, syndicate structure, and underwriting incentives.

    Anil Shivdasani, Wei-Ling Song

    págs. 581-600

    

  • Technological change and the growing inequality in managerial compensation.

    Hanno Lustig, Chad Syverson, Stijn Van Nieuwerburgh

    págs. 601-627

    

  • Liquidity risk and expected corporate bond returns.

    Hai Lin, Jumbo Wang, Chunchi Wu

    págs. 628-650

    

  • Exchange trading rules and stock market liquidity.

    Douglas Cumming, Sofia Johan, Dan Li

    págs. 651-671

    

  • Hedge funds, managerial skill, and macroeconomic variables.

    Doron Avramov, Robert Kosowski, Narayan Y. Naik, Melvyn Teo

    págs. 672-693

    

  • Share issuance and cash savings.

    R. David McLean

    págs. 693-715