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2001 JACF Índice
vol 13 num 4 winter 2001
vol 14 num 1 spring 2001
vol 14 num 2 summer 2001
vol 14 num 3 fall 2001
vol 13 num 4 winter 2001
SUBJECT: FINANCE AND THE ENERGY SECTOR
MERTON MILLER'S CONTRIBUTION TO MODERN FINANCE
By Rene M. Stulz, Ohio State University
COMPETITION AND REGULATION IN THE U.K. ELECTRICITY
INDUSTRY (WITH A BRIEF LOOK AT CALIFORNIA)
By Stephen Littlechild, University of Cambridge
TRANSFORMING ENRON: THE VALUE OF ACTIVE MANAGEMENT
By Vince Kaminski, Enron Corp., and John Martin, Baylor University
UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS ROUNDTABLE ON ENERGY DERIVATIVES
AND THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE U.S. CORPORATE ENERGY SECTOR
Panelists: Jeff Sandefer, Sandefer Capital; Gene Humphrey, Enron
Corporation; Ron Erd, Mirant Americas Energy Marketing; and John
McCormack, Stern Stewart & Co. Moderated by Sheridan Titman,
University of Texas at Austin
EVA IN THE E&P INDUSTRY: THE CASE OF NUEVO ENERGY
By John McCormack and Ian Drummond Gow, Stern Stewart & Co.
WHY HEDGE? SOME EVIDENCE FROM OIL AND GAS PRODUCERS
By David Haushalter, University of Oregon
TESTING HEDGE EFFECTIVENESS FOR FAS 133: THE VOLATILITY
REDUCTION MEASURE
By Andrew Kalotay and Leslie Abreo, Andrew Kalotay Associates, Inc.
A COMPARABLES APPROACH TO MEASURING CASHFLOW-AT-RISK
FOR NON-FINANCIAL FIRMS
By Jeremy C. Stein, Harvard University, and Stephen E. Usher, Daniel
LaGattuta, and Jeff Youngen, National Economic Research Associates,
Inc.
VALUING PUD RESERVES: A PRACTICAL APPLICATION OF
REAL OPTION TECHNIQUES
By John McCormack, Stern Stewart & Co., and Gordon Sick, University
of Calgary
CHOOSING THE RIGHT FINANCIAL SYSTEM FOR GROWTH
By James R. Barth, Daniel E. Nolle, Hilton L. Root, and Glenn Yago
vol 14 num 1 spring 2001
SUBJECT: CAPITAL STRUCTURE AND STOCK REPURCHASE
STERN STEWART ROUNDTABLE ON CAPITAL STRUCTURE AND STOCK REPURCHASE
Panelists: Clifford Smith, University of Rochester; Erik Sirri,
Babson College; Tim Opler, Credit Suisse First Boston; David Ikenberry,
Rice University; Richard Thevenet, PepsiCo; and Dennis Soter, Stern
Stewart & Co. Moderated by Donald Chew, Stern Stewart &
Co.
ESTIMATING THE TAX BENEFITS OF DEBT
By John Graham, Duke University
CORPORATE CASH HOLDINGS
By Tim Opler, Credit Suisse First Boston, Lee Pinkowitz, Georgetown
University, Rene Stulz, Ohio State University, and Rohan Williamson,
Georgetown University
DISAPPEARING DIVIDENDS: CHANGING FIRM CHARACTERISTICS
OR LOWER PROPENSITY TO PAY?
By Eugene F. Fama, University of Chicago, and Kenneth R. French,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
HEDGING FIXED-RATE PREFERRED STOCK INVESTMENTS
By Austin Murphy, Oakland University
THE RISE OF FUTURE FLOW ASSET SECURITIZATIONS
By Steve L. Gandy and Jerome F. Festa, Banc of America Securities
STOCK BUYBACKS, CORPORATE PERFORMANCE, AND EVA
By Benton E. Gup and Doowoo Nam, University of Alabama
STRATEGIC DIRECTIONS IN INVESTMENT BANKING - A RETROSPECTIVE
ANALYSIS
By Roy C. Smith, New York University
vol 14 num 2 summer 2001
SUBJECT: REAL OPTIONS AND CORPORATE STRATEGY
REAL OPTIONS: STATE OF THE PRACTICE
By Alex Triantis, University of Maryland, and Adam Borison, Applied
Decision Analysis/PricewaterhouseCoopers.
REAL OPTIONS PRIMER: A PRACTICAL SYNTHESIS OF CONCEPTS
AND VALUATION APPROACHES
By Kathleen T. Hevert, Babson College
FIRST MOVER (DIS)ADVANTAGE AND REAL OPTIONS
By Tom Cottrell and Gordon Sick, University of Calgary
VALUE CREATION AT ANHEUSER-BUSCH: A REAL OPTIONS
EXAMPLE
By Tom Arnold, Louisiana State University, and Richard L. Shockley,
Jr., Indiana University
BAYLOR UNIVERSITY ROUNDTABLE ON BUSINESS PRACTICE
AND EDUCATION IN THE NEW ECONOMY
Panelists: Michael Froehls, Citigroup; Stinson Gibner, Enron Corp.;
Rajendra Srivastava, Emory University; Bennett Stewart, Stern Stewart
& Co.; and Igor Vaysman, University of Texas at Austin. Moderated
by: John Martin, Baylor University.
OPTION GAMES AND ACQUISITION STRATEGIES
By Han T.J. Smit, Erasmus University
VALUING REAL OPTIONS: CAN RIS-ADJUSTED DISCOUNTING
BE MADE TO WORK?
By James E. Hodder and Antonio S. Mello, University of Wisconsin
and Gordon S. Sick, University of Calgary
WHY ISSUE TRACKING STOCK? INSIGHTS FROM A COMPARISON
WITH SPIN-OFFS AND CARVE-OUTS
By Thomas J. Chemmanur and Imants Paeglis, Boston College
OPTION-BASED COMPENSATION: PANACEA OR PANDORA'S
BOX?
By Stuart L. Gillan, TIAA-CREF Institute
vol 14 num 3 fall 2001
SUBJECT: INTERNATIONAL CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
VALUE MAXIMIZATION, STAKEHOLDER THEORY, AND THE CORPORATE OBJECTIVE
FUNCTION
By Michael C. Jensen, The Monitor Group and Harvard Business School
GOLF TOURNAMENTS AND CEO PAY-UNRAVELING THE MYSTERIES
OF EXECUTIVE COMPENSATION
By John Martin, Baylor University
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN GERMAN CAPITAL MARKETS AND
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
By Eric Nowak, Goethe University
ADDING VALUE FOR SHAREHOLDERS IN SOUTH AFRICA: AN
ANALYSIS OF THE REMBRANDT RESTRUCTING
By Brian Kantor, University of Cape Town
STERN STEWART ROUNDTABLE ON ALIGNING PERFORMANCE
MANAGEMENT WITH SHAREHOLDER VALUE
Panelists: Richard Roth, Hackett Benchmarking Research; Sal Fazzolari,
Harsco Corporation; Stephen Imbler, Hyperion; Bill Landuyt, Millennium
Chemicals; John Martin, Baylor University; Chuck Phillips, Morgan
Stanley; and Bennett Stewart and Greg Milano, Stern Stewart &
Co. Moderated by Shawn Tully, Fortune
STRUCTURING LOAN SYNDICATES: A CASE STUDY OF THE
HONG KONG DISNEYLAND PROJECT LOAN
By Benjamin C. Esty, Harvard Business School
CIVC PARTNERS ROUNDTABLE ON MANAGING PRIVATE EQUITY
INVESTMENTS IN TURBULENT ECONOMIC TIMES
Panelists: Marcus Wedner, Gregg Wilson, Dan Helle, and Chris Perry,
CIVC Partners. Moderated by Lori Bollin, Corporate Creations, Inc.
GOODWILL ACCOUNTING: EVERYTHING HAS CHANGED AND
NOTHING HAS CHANGED
By Martin Ellis, Stern Stewart & Co.
BEHAVORIAL CORPORATE FINANCE
By Hersh Shefrin, Santa Clara University
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