Journal of banking and finance

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  Año 2017, Vol. 76, Número 3

  • Asymmetric information and the death of ABS CDOs

    D.O. Beltran, L. Cordell, C.P. Thomas

    págs. 1-14

    

  • Political connectioin of financial intermediaries: evidence from China's IPO market

    D. Chen, Y. Guan, T. Zhang, G. Zhao

    págs. 15-31

    

  • Bank opacity and the efficiency of stock prices

    B.M. Blau, T.J. Brough, T.G. Griffith

    págs. 32-47

    

  • Actively managed mutual funds holding passive investments: what do ETF positions tgell us about mutual fund ability?

    D.E. Sherrill, S.E. Shirley, J.R. Stark

    págs. 48-64

    

  • Insider trading, stock return volatility, and the option market's pricing of the information content of insider trading

    C. H. Chiang, S. G. Chung

    págs. 65-73

    

  • Trust and stock price crash risk: evidence from China

    X. Li, S.S. Wang, X. Wang

    págs. 74-91

    

  • Thawing frozen capital markets nd blackdoor baious: evidence from the Fed's liquidity programs

    Jean Helwege, N.M. Boyson

    págs. 92-119

    

  • Option pricing under time-varying risk-aversion with application sto risk forecasting

    R. Kiesel, F. Rahe

    págs. 120-138

    

  • Stopping contagion with bailouts: microevidence from Pennsylvania bank networ during the panic of 1884

    H.P. Anderson, John C. Bluedorn

    págs. 139-149

    

  • Which market integration measure?

    Monica Billio, Massimo Donadelli, Kyle F. Paradis, M. Riedel

    págs. 150-174

    

  • The power of the pen reconsidered: the media, CEO human capital, and corporate governance

    B. Liu, J.J. McConnell, W. Xu

    págs. 175-188

    

  • Do extreme returns matter in emerging markets? Evidence from the chinese stock market

    Gilbert V. Nartea, D. Kong, J. Wu

    págs. 189-197

    

  • Central bank collateral frameworks

    K. G. Nyborg

    págs. 198-214

    

  • The composition of CMBS risk

    A.D. Christopoulos

    págs. 215-239