Journal of Applied Corporate Finance

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  Año 2015, Vol. 27, Número 4

  • Law and corporate governance: Germany within Europe

    Klaus J. Hopt

    págs. 8-15

    

  • Corporate Governance in Germany: Recent developments and challenges

    Marc Steffen Rapp, Christian Strenger

    págs. 16-26

    

  • The survival of the weakest: Flourishing family firms in germany

    Julian Franks, Colin Mayer, Hannes F. Wagner

    págs. 27-35

    

  • The bug at Volkswagen: Lessons in co-determination, ownership, and board structure

    Charles M. Elson, Craig K. Ferrere, Nicholas J. Goossen

    págs. 36-43

    

  • Corporate finance in germany: Structural adjustments and current developments

    Wolfgang Bessler, Wolfgang Drobetz

    págs. 44-57

    

  • The cross-listing and cross-trading of German Companies in the U.S. and of Foreign Companies in Germany

    Wolfgang Bessler, Fred R. Kaen, Colin Schneck

    págs. 58-67

    

  • Stock liquidity and the cost of equity capital in global markets

    Yakov Amihud, Allaudeen Hameed, Wenjin Kang, Huiping Zhang

    págs. 68-74

    

  • Cash equity markets in Germany

    Peter Gomber

    págs. 75-80

    

  • Bund for glory, or it's a long way to tip a market

    Craig Pirrong

    págs. 81-87

    

  • Derivatives and repurchase markets in Germany

    Thomas Book

    págs. 88-95

    

  • Transaction costs for german institutional investors: Empirical evidence from stock markets

    Lutz Johanning, Marc Becker, Arndt Völkle

    págs. 96-104

    

  • International evidence on value creation in private equity transactions

    Benjamin Puche, Reiner Braun, Ann-Kristin Achleitner

    págs. 105-122