Journal of financial economics

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  Año 2021, Vol. 139, Número 2

  • What's wrong with Pittsburg? Delegated investors and liquidity concentration

    Andra C. Ghent

    págs. 337-358

    

  • Sticking to your plan: The role of present bias for credit card paydown

    Theresa Kuchler, Michaela Pagel

    págs. 359-388

    

  • A dynamic theory of multiple borrowing

    Daniel Green, Ernest Liu

    págs. 389-404

    

  • Signaling safety

    Roni Michaely, Stefano Rossi, Michael Weber

    págs. 405-407

    

  • Time-varying state variable risk premia in the ICAPM

    Pedro Barroso, Martijn Boons, Paul Karehnke

    págs. 428-451

    

  • Bank monitoring: Evidence from syndicated loans

    Matthew T. Gustafson, Ivan T. Ivanov, Ralf R. Meisenzahl

    págs. 452-477

    

  • The Sources of Financing Constraints

    Boris Nikolov, Lukas Schmid, Roberto Steri

    págs. 478-501

    

  • Rejected stock exchange applicants

    Sturla L. Fjesme, Neal E. Galpin, Lyndon Moore

    págs. 502-521

    

  • Can unpredictable risk exposure be priced?

    Ricardo Barahona, Joost Driessen, Rik Frehen

    págs. 522-544

    

  • Funding liquidity shocks in a quasi-experiment: Evidence from the CDS Big Bang

    Xinjie Wang, Yangru Wu, Hongjun Yan, Zhaodong Zhong

    págs. 545-560

    

  • Can investors time their exposure to private equity?

    Gregory Brown, Robert Harris, Wendy Hu, TIM JENKINSON, Steven N. Kaplan, David T. Robinson

    págs. 561-577

    

  • Friends with bankruptcy protection benefits

    Kristoph Kleiner, Noah Stoffman, Scott E. Yonker

    págs. 578-605

    

  • The hidden costs of being public: Evidence from multinational firms operating in an emerging market

    Pablo Slutzky

    págs. 606-626

    

  • Politicizing consumer credit

    Pat Akey, Rawley Z. Heimer, Stefan Lewellen

    págs. 627-655

    

  • Long-term reversals in the corporate bond market

    Turan G. Bali, Avanidhar Subrahmanyam, Quan Wen

    págs. 656-677