Publicação trimestral de elevado prestígio internacional que atinge mais de 25 mil altos executivos, aos quais apresenta as pesquisas acadêmicas mais avançadas, de modo acessível e aplicável a suas empresas. Fundado em 1988, o jornal cobre diversos tópicos, tais como inovações financeiras, core competencies, competição global, governança corporativa e gestão de capital

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1988 JACF Índice

vol 1 num 1 spring 1988
vol 1 num 2 summer 1988
vol 1 num 3 fall 1988

vol 1 num 1 spring 1988

SUBJECT: CORPORATE RESTRUCTURING
SHAREHOLDER GAINS FROM TAKEOVERS AND RESTRUCTURINGS
by Bernard S. Black and Joseph A. Grundfest,
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission

THE QUIET RESTRUCTURING
by John W. Kensinger and John D. Martin, University of Texas at Austin

COMPETITIVE DECLINE AND CORPORATE RESTRUCTURING:
IS A MYOPIC STOCK MARKET TO BLAME?
by J. Randall Woolridge, Pennsylvania State University

THE GROWING ROLE OF JUNK BONDS IN CORPORATE FINANCE
by Kevin J. Perry, Baring America Asset Management Company, and
Robert A. Taggart, Jr., Boston University

SHAREHOLDER GAINS FROM LEVERAGED CASH-OUTS
by Robert T. Kleiman, Babson College

LEVERAGED ESOPs AND CORPORATE RESTRUCTURING
by Robert F. Bruner, University of Virginia

BEYOND THE TAX BENEFITS OFESOPs
by Andrew H. Chen, Southern Methodist University, and
John W. Kensinger, University of Texas at Austin

FINANCIAL STYLE AND CORPORATE CONTROL
by Michael J. Murray and Frank C. Reid, Continental Bank

THE MOTIVES AND METHODS OF CORPORATE RESTRUCTURING
by G. Bennett Stewart and David M. Glassman, Stern Stewart & Co.

vol 1 num 2 summer 1988

SUBJECT: FINANCING GROWTH
FINANCING CORPORATE GROWTH
by Bradford Cornell, University of California, Los Angeles, and
Alan C. Shapiro, Univerity of Southern California

ASPECTS OF FINANCIALCONTRACTING IN VENTURE CAPITAL
by William A. Sahlman, Harvard Business School

INITIAL PUBLIC OFFERINGS
by Roger C. Ibbotson and Jody L. Sindelar, Yale University, and
Jay R. Ritter, University ofMichigan

ARE BANK LOANS DIFFERENT?:
SOME EVIDENCE FROM THE STOCKMARKET
by Christopher James and Peggy Wier, University of Oregon

THE CASE FOR CONVERTIBLES
by Michael J. Brennan and Eduardo S. Schwartz,
University of California at Los Angeles

THE PERSISTENT BORROWING ADVANTAGE OF EUROBONDS
by Wayne Marr, TulaneUniversity, and
John Trimble, University ofTennessee

PRACTICAL DEBT POLICY CONSIDERATIONS FOR GROWTH COMPANIES:
A CASE STUDY APPROACH
by Kurt W. Anstaett, Dennis P. McCrary, and Stephen T. Monahan, Jr., Continental Bank

THE MOTIVES AND METHODS OF CORPORATE RESTRUCTURING: PART II
by G. Bennett Stewart and David M. Glassman, Stern Stewart & Co.

vol 1 num 3 fall 1988

SUBJECT: ASSET SECURITIZATION
STRUCTURED SECURITIZED CREDIT:
A SUPERIOR TECHNOLOGY FOR LENDING
By Lowell L. Bryan, McKinsey & Co., Inc.

AN INTRODUCTION TO ASSET BACKED SECURITIES
by Craig J. Goldberg and Karen Rogers, Merrill Lynch & Company

ANALYZING THE ECONOMIC BENEFITS OF SECURITIZED CREDIT
by James A. Rosenthal and Juan M. Ocampo, McKinsey & Company, Inc.

ASSET SECURITIZATION AND CORPORATE FINANCIAL HEALTH
by Harold H. Goldberg, Moody's Investor Service, Inc.

TRENDS IN SECURITIZATION
by Marcus W. Acheson IV and David W. Halstead, Continental Bank

LEGAL ISSUES IN SECURITIZATION
by Richard M. Rosenberg and Jason J.P. Kravitt, Mayer, Brown & Platt

PROJECT FINANCE: RAISING MONEY THE OLD-FASHIONED WAY
by John W. Kensinger and John D. Martin, University of Texas at Austin

SPIN-OFFS AND SPIN-OUTS:
USING "SECURITIZATION" TO BEAT THE BUREAUCRACY
by David Glassman, SternStewart & Co.

THE FUTURE OF CREDIT SECURITIZATION AND THE FINANCIAL
SERVICES INDUSTRY
by Juan M. Ocampo and James A. Rosenthal, McKinsey & Company, Inc.