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1990 JACF Índice

vol 2 num 4 winter 1990
vol 3 num 1 spring 1990
vol 3 num 2 summer 1990
vol 3 num 3 fall 1990

vol 2 num 4 winter 1990

SUBJECT: RISK MANAGEMENT
STRATEGIC RISK MANAGEMENT
by S. Waite Rawls, III and Charles W. Smithson, Continental Bank

IDENTIFYING, MEASURING, AND HEDGING CURRENCY RISK AT MERCK
by Judy C. Lewent and A. John Kearney, Merck & Co., Inc.

MANAGING CURRENCY EXPOSURE: THE CASE OF WESTERN MINING
by Peter J. Maloney, Western Mining Corporation

THE USES OF INTEREST RATE SWAPS IN MANAGING
CORPORATE LIABILITIES
by Laurie S. Goodman, Eastbridge Capital

SWAPS AT TRANSAMERICA: APPLICATIONS AND ANALYSIS
by Robert Einzig, Transamerica Corporation, and
Bruce Lange, Security Pacific Corporation

FORWARD SWAPS, SWAP OPTIONS, AND THE MANAGEMENT OF
CALLABLE DEBT
by Keith C. Brown, University of Texas at Austin, and
Donald J. Smith, Boston University

THE NEW REGULATION OF HYBRID DEBT INSTRUMENTS
by James V. Jordan, and Robert S. Mackey,
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, and
Eugene J. Moriarty, Evergreen Financial Management

AN ANALYSIS OF TRADING PROFITS:
HOW TRADING ROOMS REALLY MAKE THEIR MONEY
by Alberic Braas and Charles N. Bralver, Oliver, Wyman & Company

STOCK VOLATILITY AND PROGRAM TRADING
by Satish Thosar and LenosTrigeorgis, University of Massachusetts

vol 3 num 1 spring 1990

SUBJECT: REAL ESTATE
CORPORATE REAL ESTATE ROUNDTABLE
Panelists: William Agnello, Baxter Healthcare Corporation; William Brueggeman, Southern Methodist University; Gary Decker, AT&T; Richard Griffith, AMFAC/JMBHawaii, Inc.; Richard Leftwich, University of Chicago; Richard Moore, Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Jack Neal, Continental Bank; Barry Sternlicht, JMB Realty Corporation; Barry Wallach, Arthur Andersen & Co.; William Wardrop, Jr., LaSalle Partners Ltd., and Claude Zinngrabe, Fr., Prudential Real Estate Investors

RETHINKING CORPORATE REAL ESTATE
by William B. Brueggeman, Southern Methodist University,
Jeffrey D. Fisher, Indiana University, and
David M. Porter, Goldman, Sachs & Co.

FROM CASSANDRA, WITH LOVE
by Samuel Zell, the Equity Group

MANAGING INTEREST RATE RISK IN REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT
by Stephen Cameron, Kevin Holme, and Alice Rapoport, Continental Bank

THE PERFORMANCE OF REAL ESTATE AS AN ASSET CLASS
by William N. Goetzmann, Columbia University, and
Roger G. Ibbotson, Yale University

SOME NEW IDEAS IN REAL ESTATE FINANCE
by Richard A. Graff, Graff Investment, Models, and
David M. Cashdan, Real Asset Management, Inc.

vol 3 num 2 summer 1990

SUBJECT: CORPORATE RESTRUCTURING
THE ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES OF HIGH LEVERAGE AND STOCK MARKET PRESSURES ON CORPORATE MANAGEMENT:
A ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION
Panelists: Allan Gilmour, Ford Motor Company; Michael Jensen, Harvard Business School; Robert Mercer, Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company; Nell Minow, Institutional Shareholder Services, Inc.; John Morley, Reliance Electric Corporation; Robert Siefert, Fruehauf Corporation; Bennett Stewart, Stern Stewart & Co.; Lawrence Summers, Harvard University, and Ira Harris,
Lazard Freres.

ANNOUNCING THE STERN STEWART PERFORMANCE 1,000:
A NEW WAY OF VIEWING CORPORATE AMERICA
by G. Bennett Stewart III, Stern Stewart & Co.

DO BAD BIDDERS MAKE GOOD TARGETS?
by Mark L. Mitchell and Kenneth Lehn,
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission

REVERSING CORPORATE DIVERSIFICATION
by Amar Bhide, Harvard Business School

SETTING THE RECORD STRAIGHT ON JUNK BONDS:
A REVIEW OF THE RESEARCH ON DEFAULT RATES
AND RETURNS
by Edward I. Altman, New York University

FINANCING CHAPTER 11 COMPANIES IN THE 1990S
by Mark C. Rohman, Continental Bank, and
Michael A. Policano, Policano& Manzo

A REVIEW OF THE RJR NABISCO BUYOUT
by Nancy Mohan and Carl R. Chen, University of Dayton

vol 3 num 3 fall 1990

SUBJECT: IMPROVING MANAGEMENT INCENTIVES
CEO ROUNDTABLE ON CORPORATE STRUCTURE AND
MANAGEMENT INCENTIVES
Panelists: Eugene Applebaum, Arbor Drugs, Inc.; John Burns, Vista Chemical Company; Robert EVA ns, Crane Company; John Gould, University of Chicago; Tod Hamachek, Penwest, Ltd.; Robert Kidder, Duracell Inc.; Michael Jensen, Harvard Business School; John Johnstone, Olin Corp.; Michael Murray, Continental Bank; Richard Sim, Applied Power Inc.; Joel Stern, Stern Stewart & Co.; Bennett Stewart, Stern Stewart & Co.; and Claudia Zaner,
CMZ International

CEO INCENTIVES - IT'S NOT HOW MUCH YOU PAY, BUT HOW
by Michael C. Jensen, Harvard Business School, and
Kevin J. Murphy, University of Rochester

PAY-FOR-PERFORMANCE FOR MIDDLE MANAGERS:
CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES
by George P. Baker, Harvard Business School

SIMULATING OWNERSHIP FOR LINE MANAGERS
by G. Bennett Stewart, III, Stern Stewart & Co.

FINANCING A GENERATIONAL CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP
by John R. Willis and Avy Stein, Continental Equity Capital Corporation

HE MOTIVES AND CONSEQUENCES OF DEBT-EQUITY SWAPS AND DEFEASANCES: MORE EVIDENCE THAT IT DOES NOT PAY TO MANIPULATE EARNINGS
by John R.M. Hand, University of Chicago, and
Patricia Hughes, University of Southern California

CAN A SUCCESSFUL COMPANY EXPECT TO INCREASE ITS SHARE PRICE?
A CLARIFICATION OF A COMMON MISCONCEPTION
by Simon M. Keane, University of Glasgow

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