Journal of Applied Corporate Finance

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  Año 2015, Vol. 27, Número 3

  • Ernst & young LLP roundtable on activist investors and their implications for corporate managers

    págs. 8-33

    

  • In search of unicorns: Private ipos and the changing markets for private equity investments and corporate control

    Keith C. Brown, Kenneth W. Wiles

    págs. 34-48

    

  • Revisiting “the fruits of genomics”: How the biopharma industry lost but is now regaining its productivity

    A. Rachel Leheny, Eric W. Roberts

    págs. 49-60

    

  • Be your own activist

    Gregory V. Milano, John R. Cryan

    págs. 61-69

    

  • A long look at short-termism: Questioning the premise

    Michael J. Mauboussin, Dan Callahan

    págs. 70-82

    

  • The activist investor process model: Phase one of a successful campaign—identifying a target

    Damien Park, Troy Marchand

    págs. 83-87

    

  • The hazards of growth

    Kevin Kaiser, S. David Young

    págs. 88-95

    

  • The value of reputation: Evidence from equity underwriting

    Chitru S. Fernando, Vladimir A. Gatchev, Anthony D. May, William L. Megginson

    págs. 96-112

    

  • CEOs, Abandoned acquisitions, and the media

    Baixiao Liu, John J. McConnell

    págs. 113-121

    

  • How much do expatriate earnings and repatriation taxes matter to shareholders?

    Robert Comment

    págs. 122-130

    

  • Shrinking to grow: Evolving trends in corporate spin-offs

    Marc Zenner, Evan Junek, Ram Chivukula

    págs. 131-136

    

  • Creating M&A opportunities through corporate spin-offs

    Mieszko Mazur

    págs. 137-143

    

  • Multiples, forecasting, and asset allocation

    Javier Estrada

    págs. 144-151