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1989 JACF Índice

vol 1 num 4 winter 1989
vol 2 num 1 spring 1989
vol 2 num 2 summer 1989
vol 2 num 3 fall 1989

vol 1 num 4 winter 1989

SUBJECT: RISK MANAGEMENT
STOCK INDEX FUTURES AND THE CRASH OF '87
by Merton H. Miller, University of Chicago,
Burton Malkiel, Princeton University, Myron Scholes, Stanford University, and John D. Hawke, Jr., Arnold and Porter

THE EVOLUTION OF RISK MANAGEMENT PRODUCTS
by S. Waite Rawls, III and Charles W. Smithson, Continental Bank

MANAGING FINANCIAL RISK
by Clifford W. Smith, Jr., University of Rochester,
Charles W. Smithson, Continental Bank, and
D. Sykes Wilford, Chase Manhattan Bank

THE ARITHMETIC OF FINANCIAL ENGINEERING
by Donald J. Smith, Boston University

PRICING FINANCIAL FUTURES CONTRACTS:
AN INTRODUCTION
by Kenneth R. French, University of Chicago

HOW TO USE THE HOLES IN BLACK SCHOLES
by Fischer Black, Goldman,Sachs & Co.

THE BRITISH PETROLEUM STOCK OFFERING:
AN APPLICATION OF OPTION PRICING
by Chris J. Muscarella and Michael R. Vetsuypens,
Southern Methodist University

vol 2 num 1 spring 1989

SUBJECT: CORPORATE RESTRUCTURING
THE MODIGLIANI-MILLER PROPOSITIONS AFTER THIRTY YEARS
by Merton H. Miller, University of Chicago

LIVING WITH CORPORATE DEBT
by Stephen S. Roach, Morgan Stanley & Co.

SELECTIONS FROM THE SENATE AND HOUSE
HEARINGS ON LBOs AND CORPORATE DEBT
Alan Greenspan, Chairman, Federal Reserve Board of Governors
Michael C. Jensen, Harvard Business School
Lawrence H. Summers, Harvard University
Alan J. Auerbach, University of Pennsylvania
Robert L. Clarke, Comptroller of the Currency

LEVERAGED BUY-OUTS
by Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. (with Deloitte Haskins & Sells)

HOW LEVERAGED BUYOUTS CAN REALLY WORK:
A LOOK AT THREE CASES
by Wm. Brian Little and Steven B. Klinsky, Forstmann Little & Co.

MANAGEMENT BUY-OUTS, DEBT, AND EFFICIENCY:
SOME EVIDENCE FROM THE U.K.
by Steve Thompson, University of Manchester and
Mike Wright and Ken Robbie, University of Nottingham

WHY THE TRADE DEFICIT DOES NOT MATTER
by Alan C. Shapiro, University of Southern California

vol 2 num 2 summer1989

SUBJECT: MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE: THE ROLE OF BOARDS OF DIRECTORS IN TAKEOVER BIDS AND DEFENSES:
A Roundtable Discussion
Panelists: David Boies, DanielCarroll, Arthur Fleischer, Joseph Grundfest, J. Ira Harris, Martin Lipton, Robert Monks, Augustus Oliver, Lowell Sachoff, and John Wilcox

THE CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF HOSTILE TAKEOVERS
by Amar Bhide, Harvard Business School

THE EFFECT OF CONTROL CHANGES ON THE
PRODUCTIVITY OF U.S. MANUFACTURING PLANTS
by Frank R. Lichtenberg, Columbia University, and
Donald Siegel, SUNY at StonyBrook

DIVESTITURES: MISTAKES OR LEARNING
by J. Fred Weston, University of California at Los Angeles

AN INTRODUCTION TO MEZZANINE FINANCE AND PRIVATE EQUITY
by John R. Willis and David A.Clark, Continental Bank

HOW TO VALUE RECAPITALIZATIONS AND LEVERAGED BUYOUTS
by Isik Inselbag and Howard Kaufold, University of Pennsylvania

vol 2 num 3 fall 1989

SUBJECT: INVESTORS' PERSPECTIVE ON CORPORATE FINANCE
MARKET MYTHS
by G. Bennett Stewart, III,Stern Stewart & Co.

LEAD STEER ROUNDTABLE
Panelists: Yakov Amibud, NewYork University; Charles Brunie, Oppenheimer Capital; Carl Ferenbach,Berkshire Partners; Richard Fredericks, Montgomery Securities; Joseph Grundfest, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission; John Lafferty, Stein Roe & Farnbam; Baruch Lev, University of California at Berkeley; Binkley Shorts, Wellington Management; Joel Stern, SternStewart & Co.; Bennett Stewart, Stern Stewart & Co.; and Richard Zeckhauser, Harvard University.

HOW RATIONAL INVESTORS DEAL WITH UNCERTAINTY
(OR REPORTS OF THE DEATH OF EFFICIENT MARKETS THEORY ARE GREATLY EXAGGERATED)
by Keith C. Brown, University of Texas at Austin,
W.V. Harlow, Salomon Brothers,Inc. and
Seha M. Tinic, University ofTexas at Austin

HOW INVESTORS INTERPRET CHANGES IN CORPORATE FINANCIAL POLICY
by Paul M. Healy, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and
Krishna G. Palepu, Harvard University

LIQUIDITY AND COST OF CAPITAL IMPLICATIONS FOR
CORPORATE MANAGEMENT
by Yakov Amibud, New York University, and
Haim Mendelson, Stanford University

THE DEVELOPMENT AND FUTURE OF
THE LOAN SALES MARKET
by Dennis McCrary and Jo Ousterbout, Continental Bank

THE ORIGINS AND RESOLUTION OF THE THRIFT CRISIS
by Roger C. Kormendi, Victor L. Bernard, S. Craig Pirrong, and
Edward A. Snyder, University of Michigan

WHY THE BUDGET DEFICIT DOES NOT MATTER
by Alan C. Shapiro, University of Southern California