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

1988 | 1989 | 1990 | 1991 | 1992 | 1993 | 1994 | 1995 | 1996 | 1997 | 1998 | 1999 | 2000 | 2001

1995 JACF Índice

vol 7 num 4 winter 1995
vol 8 num 1 spring 1995
vol 8 num 2 summer 1995
vol 8 num 3 fall 1995

vol 7 num 4 winter 1995

SUBJECT: CAPITAL STRUCTURE AND DIVIDEND POLICY
THE DETERMINANTS OF CORPORATE LEVERAGE AND DIVIDEND POLICIES
by Michael J. Barclay, Clifford W. Smith, and Ross L. Watts,
University of Rochester

FINANCIAL POLICY AS A CATALYST FOR ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE: SEALED AIR CORPORATION'S LEVERAGED SPECIAL DIVIDEND
by Karen Hopper Wruck, Harvard Business School

THE BENEFITS OF HIGH LEVERAGE:
LESSONS FROM KROGER'S LEVERAGED RECAP AND SAFEWAY'S LBO
by David J. Denis, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

THREE PIECES TO THE CAPITAL STRUCTURE PUZZLE:
THE CASES OF ALCO STANDARD, COMDISCO, AND REVCO
by Steven C. Patrick, BA Securities, Inc.

METALLGESELLSCHAFT AND THE ECONOMICS OF SYNTHETIC STORAGE
by Christopher L. Culp and Merton H. Miller, University of Chicago

USING A PERCS-FOR-COMMON EXCHANGE OFFER TO REDUCE THE COSTS OF A DIVIDEND CUT
by Douglas R. Emery, Binghamton University, and
John D. Finnerty, McFarland Dewey & Co. and Fordham University

SECURITIES INNOVATIONS: A HISTORICAL AND FUNCTIONAL PERSPECTIVE
by Peter Tufano, Harvard Business School

THE 1994 STERN STEWART PERFORMANCE 1000
by Laura Walbert

vol 8 num 1 spring 1995

SUBJECT: STOCK MARKET CONTROVERSIES
THE THEORY OF STOCK MARKET EFFICIENCY:
ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND LIMITATIONS
by Ray Ball, University of Rochester

SHAREHOLDERS AS AGENTS AND PRINCIPALS:
THE CASE FOR SOUTH AFRICA'S CORPORATE GOVERNANCE SYSTEM
by Graham Barr, Jos Gerson,and Brian Kantor, University of Cape Town

CONCENTRATED OWNERSHIP AND DISCOUNTS ON CLOSED-END FUNDS
by Michael J. Barclay, University of Rochester,
Clifford G. Holderness, Boston College, and
Jeffrey Pontiff, University of Washington

A PERSPECTIVE ON ACCOUNTING AND STOCK PRICES
by Michael J. Brennan, University of California at Los Angeles

IN DEFENSE OF BETA
by S.P. Kothari and Jay Shanken, University of Rochester

INVESTOR BASE, COST OF CAPITAL, AND NEW LISTINGS ON THE NYSE
by Gregory B. Kadlec, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, and
John J. McConnell, Purdue University

DO STOCK PRICES REFLECT FUNDAMENTAL VALUES?
by J. Randall Woolridge, Pennsylvania State University

EQUITY MARKET TRANSPARENCY ON THE LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
by Julian Franks and Stephen Schaefer, London Business School

SUCCESSION STRATEGIES:
TOOLS FOR CREATING MULTIGENERATIONAL WEALTH
by Leonard P. Diorio, Ross A.Fasano Jr., and John A. McAdams,
Bank of America

THE COLLAPSE OF METALLGESELLSCHAFT:
UNHEDGEABLE RISKS, POOR HEDGING STRATEGY, OR JUST BAD LUCK?
by Franklin R. Edwards and Michael S. Canter, Columbia University

MATURITY STRUCTURE OF A HEDGE MATTERS:
LESSONS FROM THE METALLGESELLSCHAFT DEBACLE
by Antonio S. Mello, University of Wisconsin-Madison, and
John E. Parsons, Columbia University

HEDGING IN THE THEORY OF CORPORATE FINANCE:
A REPLY TO OUR CRITICS
by Christopher L. Culp and Merton H. Miller, University of Chicago

vol 8 num 2 summer 1995

SUBJECT: EVA LUATING AND REWARDING PERFORMANCE
SPECIFIC AND GENERAL KNOWLEDGE, AND
ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
by Michael C. Jensen, Harvard Business School, and
William H. Meckling, University of Rochester

THE ECONOMICS OF ORGANIZATIONAL ARCHITECTURE
by James Brickley, Clifford Smith, and Jerold Zimmerman,
University of Rochester

THE EVA Æ FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
by Joel M. Stern, G. Bennett Stewart III, and Donald H. Chew,
Stern Stewart & Co.

PUTTING PERFORMANCE MEASURES TO WORK
by G. Robert Muehlhauser, Bank of America

A CASE OF MISTAKEN IDENTITY:
THE USE OF EXPENSE/REVENUE RATIOS TO MEASURE BANK EFFICIENCY
by Jon Osborne, Bank of America

TRANSFER PRICING AND THE CONTROL OF INTERNAL TRANSACTIONS
by James Brickley, Clifford Smith, and Jerold Zimmerman,
University of Rochester

VALUE CREATION IN THE INTERNALCORPORATE MARKET:
DESIGNING EFFECTIVE INTRA-COMPANY CHARGES
by Marc Hodak, Stern Stewart & Co.

TOTAL COMPENSATION STRATEGY
by Stephen F. O'Byrne, SternStewart & Co.

MANAGERIAL INCENTIVES, MONITORING, AND RISK BEARING IN INITIAL PUBLIC OFFERING FIRMS
by Randolph P. Beatty, Southern Methodist University, and
Edward J. Zajac, Northwestern University

AN EXPANDED ROLE FOR PRIVATE PENSIONS IN U.S.
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
by Arnold W. Sametz, New York University

THE MODERN CORPORATION AND PRIVATE PENSIONS:
STRONG MANAGERS, WEAKOWNERS
by Mark J. Roe, Columbia Law School

\vol 8 num 3 fall 1995

SUBJECT: DERIVATIVES & THEGLOBALIZATION OF BUSINESS
FINANCIAL RISK MANAGEMENT FOR DEVELOPING COUNTRIES:
A POLICY OVERVIEW
by Donald R. Lessard, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

MAKING ACCOUNTING MORE INTERNATIONAL:
WHY, HOW, AND HOW FAR WILL IT GO?
by Ray Ball, University of Rochester

GLOBALIZATION OF CAPITAL MARKETS AND THE COST OF CAPITAL:
THE CASE OF NESTLE
by Renee M. Stulz, Ohio State University

WHEN THEORY FAILS: GLOBALIZATION AS A RESPONSE TO THE (HOSTILE) MARKET FOR FOREIGN EXCHANGE
by Dennis E. Logue, Dartmouth College

USES AND ABUSES OF CURRENCY OPTIONS
by Ian H. Giddy, New York University, and
Gunter Dufey, University of Michigan and WHU-Koblenz

BANK OF AMERICA ROUNDTABLE ON DERIVATIVES AND CORPORATE
RISK MANAGEMENT
Panelists: Thomas Jones, Union Carbide Corporation; Lynn Lane, R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company; Jonelle St. John, MCI Communications Corp.; and John van Roden, Lukens, Inc. Moderated by Robert McKnew, Bank of America

A LOOK AT INDIRECT FOREIGN CURRENCY EXPOSURE
by John Pringle, University of North Carolina

HOME BIAS IN EQUITY PORTFOLIOS AND THE COST OF CAPITAL FOR MULTINATIONAL FIRMS
by Ian Cooper and Evi Kaplanis, London Business School

ISSUES IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE HEDGE ACCOUNTING
by Michael H. Moffett, Thunderbird School of International Management, and
Douglas J. Skinner, University of Michigan

WHAT NEW CURRENCY RISK PRODUCTS ARE CORPORATES USING, AND WHY?
by Kurt Jesswein, Texas A&M International University, and
Chuck C.Y. Kwok and William R.Folks, Jr., University of South Carolina

FOREIGN EXCHANGE BUDGET RATES: HOW THEY CAN AFFECT THE FIRM
by Arnold Miyamoto and Stephen Godfrey, Bank of America

EVA^® é uma marca registrada da Stern Stewart & Co.