Review of Financial Studies

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  Año 2016, Vol. 29, Número 12

  • Ownership structure, limits to arbitrage, and stock returns: Evidence from equity lending markets

    Melissa Porras Prado, Pedro A. C. Saffi, Jason Sturgess

    págs. 3211-3244

    

  • Do institutional investors demand public disclosure?

    Andrew Bird, G. Andrew Karolyi

    págs. 3245-3277

    

  • Revealing shorts an examination of large short position disclosures

    Charles M. Jones, Adam V. Reed, William Waller

    págs. 3278-3320

    

  • Prime broker-level comovement in hedge fund returns: Information or contagion?

    Ji-Woong Chung, Byoung Uk Kang

    págs. 3321-3353

    

  • Industry window dressing

    Huaizhi Chen, Lauren Cohen, Dong Lou

    págs. 3354-3393

    

  • The role of proxy advisory firms: Evidence from a regression-discontinuity design

    Nadya Malenko, Yao Shen

    págs. 3394-3427

    

  • Managerial rents vs. Shareholder value in delegated portfolio management: The case of closed-end funds

    Youchang Wu, Russ Wermers, Josef Zechner

    págs. 3428-3470

    

  • Political sentiment and predictable returns

    Jawad M. Addoum, Alok Kumar

    págs. 3471-3518

    

  • Revisiting mutual fund portfolio disclosure

    Christopher G. Schwarz, Mark E. Potter

    págs. 3519-3544