Financial Management Recently Published Issues
Current Issue: Spring 2023 (Volume 52, Issue 1)
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"Share repurchases on trial: Large‐sample evidence on share price performance, executive compensation, and corporate investment" by Nicholas Guest, S. P. Kothari, and Parth Venkat
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"Are founding families less willing to bear risk? Evidence from the currency exposure and internationalization strategy of family firms" by Ronald C. Anderson, Mikael C. Bergbrant, Delroy M. Hunter, and David M. Reeb
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"Is sustainability rating material to the market?" by Claire Economidou, Dimitrios Gounopoulos, Dimitrios Konstantios, and Emmanuel Tsiritakis
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"Macroeconomic fundamentals and cryptocurrency prices: A common trend approach" by Xiaoquan Jiang, Iván M. Rodríguez Jr., and Qianying Zhang
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"Do investors affect financial analysts’ behavior? Evidence from short sellers" by Yun Ke, Kin Lo, Jinfei Sheng, and Jenny Li Zhang
Forthcoming Articles & Archives
Special Issue on FinTech - Curated by Prof. Christine Parlour (University of California, Berkeley)
“FinTech is a catchall phrase that covers a myriad of changes in the marketplace. The purpose of this special issue is to lay out some of the ways in which we as researchers can approach FinTech and what it tells us about the world.”
- "The future of fintech" by Sanjiv R. Das
- "The roles of alternative data and machine learning in fintech lending: Evidence from the LendingClub consumer platform" by Julapa Jagtiani and Catharine Lemieux
- "Insights from bitcoin trading" by Pankaj K. Jain, Thomas H. McInish, and Jonathan L. Miller
- "Cryptocurrencies: Stylized facts on a new investible instrument" by Albert S. Hu, Christine A. Parlour, and Uday Rajan
- "Machine learning and asset allocation" by Bryan R. Routledge
Click here to read the full issue.
Virtual Issues of Financial Management
Recently Published Virtual Issue: Mutual Funds curated by Russ Wermers
The research on actively managed mutual funds is vast in scope—reflecting the rapid growth in the presence of mutual funds in the world economy.[1] Over the past decade, academic researchers have generated new insights about mutual fund performance that eluded prior research—both due to the lack of data and due to scientific advances in the understanding of the mutual fund organizational structure and industrial organization. In this virtual issue, I explore several papers of great interest that have been published in Financial Management—i.e., those that I deem to be particularly innovative in their exploration of mutual funds. For sure, many other excellent papers have been published on mutual funds in FM. Yet, I decided, in this issue, to focus on those papers that break new ground in some of the economic drivers of this industry, which I also believe will help to guide young researchers who are seeking future topics of interest. Click here to read the full issue.
Previously published virtual issues, include:
Questions?
Contact Managing Editor Matthew Staton at 833.946.4512 or [email protected].
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