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1996 JACF Índice

vol 8 num 4 winter 1996
vol 9 num 1 spring 1996
vol 9 num 2 summer 1996
vol 9 num 3 fall 1996

vol 8 num 4 winter 1996

SUBJECT: CAPITAL STRUCTURE
ON FINANCIAL ARCHITECTURE: LEVERAGE, MATURITY, AND PRIORITY
by Michael J. Barclay and Clifford W. Smith, Jr., University of Rochester

LBOs-THE EVOLUTION OF FINANCIAL STRUCTURES AND STRATEGIES
by Jay Allen, Bank of America

USING CAPITAL STRUCTURE TO COMMUNICATE WITH INVESTORS:
THE CASE OF CUC INTERNATIONAL
by Paul M. Healy, MIT Sloan School of Management, and
Krishna G. Palepu, Harvard Business School

THE MARKET PRICING OF CASH FLOW FORECASTS:
DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW VS. THE METHODS OF "COMPARABLES"
by Steven N. Kaplan, University of Chicago, and
Richard S. Ruback, Harvard Business School

LESSONS ON CAPITAL STRUCTURE FROM CHAPTER 11 REORGANIZATIONS
by Michael J. Alderson, St.Louis University, and
Brian L. Betker, Ohio State University

FINANCING GROWTH AFTER THE IPO
by Jean Helwege, Federal Reserve Bank of New York, and
Nellie Liang, Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System

LEVERAGED RECAPS AND THE CAUSES OF FINANCIAL DISTRESS
by David J. Denis and Diane K. Denis,
Purdue University

PREPACKS AS A MECHANISM FOR RESOLVING FINANCIAL DISTRESS:
THE EVIDENCE
by Ronald C. Lease and Elizabeth Tashjian,
University of Utah, and
John J. McConnell, Purdue University

THE STERN STEWART PERFORMANCE1000
by Irwin Ross

vol 9 num 1 spring 1996

SUBJECT: HOW FINANCIAL MARKETS WORK
THE DIVIDEND CUT "HEARD 'ROUND THE WORLD": THE CASE OF FPL
by Dennis Soter, Stern Stewart & Co., Eugene Brigham, University of Florida, and Paul EVA nson, Florida Power & Light Company

DIVIDENDS: THE PUZZLE
by Peter L. Bernstein

THE RECORD ON PRIVATIZATION
by William L. Megginson, The University of Georgia, Robert C. Nash, The University of Baltimore, and Matthias van Randenborgh, J.P. Morgan Company, Frankfurt

THE EFFICIENT MARKET THEORY THRIVES ON CRITICISM
by Dwight R. Lee and James A. Verbrugge, The University of Georgia

THE IMPACT OF MACROECONOMIC NEWS ON FINANCIAL MARKETS
by Louis H. Ederington and Jae Ha Lee, University of Oklahoma

THE PURCHASE VS. POOLING CONTROVERSY: HOW THE STOCK MARKET RESPONDS TO GOODWILL
by Michael L. Davis, Lehigh University

HOW THE MARKET VALUES THE DIFFERENT STAGES OF CORPORATE R&D-INITIATION, PROGRESS, AND COMMERCIALIZATION
by George E. Pinches, University of Missouri, V.K. Narayanan, University of Kansas, and
Kathryn M. Kelm, Emporia State University

USING EARNINGS AND FREE CASH FLOW TO EVALUATE CORPORATE PERFORMANCE
by Richard G. Sloan, University of Pennsylvania

INVESTING IN DISTRESSED SECURITIES
by Walter J. Bloomenthal, BA Securities

EXECUTIVE COMPENSATION IN THE U.K.
by Michael J. Brennan, University of California at Los Angeles and London Business School

MARKET-CONTROLLED STOCK OPTIONS: A NEW APPROACH TO EXECUTIVE COMPENSATION
by Aigbe Akhigbe and Jeff Madura, Florida Atlantic University, and Alan L. Tucker, Pace University

EVA AND SECURITIES ANALYSIS
THE HOW AND WHY OF EVA AT CS FIRST BOSTON
by Alfred Jackson, CS First Boston

EVA IN THE COMPUTER INDUSTRY
by Steven Milunovich and Albert Tsuei, Morgan Stanley & Co

EVA AND MARKET VALUE
by Stephen F. O'Byrne, Stern Stewart & Co.

vol 9 num 2 summer 1996

SUBJECT: THE FUTURE OF COMMERCIAL BANKING
EVOLUTION OR EXTINCTION: WHERE ARE BANKS HEADED?
by Christopher James and Joel Houston, University of Florida

ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION OF CURRENT ISSUES IN COMMERCIAL BANKING:
STRATEGIC PLANNING, PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT, AND INCENTIVE COMPENSATION
Panelists: Frank Gentry, NationsBank; James Hatch, First Union Corporation; Christopher James,University of Florida; Charles Newman, Barnett Banks; Michael O'Neil, Bank of America;John Spiegel, SunTrust; and John Westman, BancOne, Moderated by Bennett Stewart.

THE ROLE OF FINANCIAL RELATIONSHIPS IN THE HISTORY OF AMERICAN CORPORATE FINANCE
by Charles W. Calomiris, Columbia University, and Carlos D. Ramirez, George mason University

THE VALUE ADDED BY BANK ACQUISITIONS: LESSONS FROM WELLS FARGO'S ACQUISITION OF FIRST INTERSTATE
by Joel Houston and Michael Ryngaert, University of Florida

RAROC AT BANK OF AMERICA: FROM THEORY TO PRACTICE
by Edward Zalik, John Walter, and Gabriela Kelling, Bank of America, with Christopher James, University of Florida

EVA FOR BANKS: VALUE CREATION RISK MANAGEMENT AND PROFITABILITY MEASUREMENT
by Dennis Uyemura, Charles Kantor, and Justin Pettit, Stern Stewart & Co.

WHY BANKS HAVE A FUTURE: TOWARD A NEW THEORY OF COMMERCIAL BANKING
by Raghuram G. Rajan, University of Chicago

vol 9 num 3 fall 1996

SUBJECT: RISK MANAGEMENT AND INTERNATIONAL FINANCE
RETHINKING RISK MANAGEMENT
by Rene M. Stultz, The Ohio State University

USING PROJECT FINANCE TO FUND INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENTS
by Richard A. Brealey, Ian A. Cooper, and Michael A. Habib, London Business School

BEHIND THE CORPORATE HEDGE: INFORMATION AND THE LIMITS OF "SHAREHOLDER WEALTH MAXIMIZATION"
by Henry T.C. Hu, University of Texas School of Law

INTERNATIONAL FINANCE
INCORPORATING COUNTRY RISK IN THE VALUATION OF OFFSHORE PROJECTS
by Donald R. Lessard, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

BANK OF AMERICA ROUNDTABLE ON EVA LUATING AND FINANCING FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT
Moderated by Roy Smith, New York University. Panelists: Dan Cohrs, GTE Corporation;Alan Gauthier, Exide Corporation; Paul Bull, General Motors Acceptance Corporation; and Dennis Ling, Avon Products Corporation

A PRACTICAL APPROACH TO CALCULATING COSTS OF EQUITY FOR INVESTMENTS IN EMERGING MARKETS
by Stephen Godfrey and Ramon Espinosa, Bank of America

AN ARGUMENT AGAINST HEDGING BY MATCHING THE CURRENCIES OF COSTS AND REVENUES
by Trevor S. Harris and Nahum D. Melumad, Columbia University, and Toshi Shibano, University of Chicago

TO OWN OR TO FRANCHISE?: THE INTERNATIONAL CONTROL DECISION FOR SERVICE COMPANIES
by Karin Fladmoe-Lindquist, University of Utah and Laurent L. Jacque, Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy (Tufts University)

EXPLAINING PREMIUMS AND DISCOUNTS ON CLOSED-END EQUITY COUNTRY FUNDS
by Bala Arshanapalli, Indiana University Northwest, Jongmo Jay Choi, Temple University,E. Tyler Clagget, Jr., University of North Carolina at Pembroke, John Doukas, Old Dominion University, and Insup Lee, Korea Securities Research Institute

GAMBLING, SPECULATION, AND INSURANCE: WHY THEY CONTINUE TO BE CONFUSED AND CONDEMNED
by Reuven Brenner, McGill University

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