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Incoming Resources
- Firm value, risk and growth opportunities
- US banks, crises and bailouts, from Mexico to LTCM
- Asset liquidity and segment divestitures
- Do domestic investors have more valuable information about individual stocks than foreign investors?
- Do foreign investors destabilize stock markets?, the Korean experience in 1997
- Do shareholders of acquiring firms gain from acquisitions?
- The underreaction hypothesis and the new issue puzzle, evidence from Japan
- International competition and exchange rate shocks, a cross-country analysis of stock returns
- Corporate governance and the home bias
- Why are foreign firms listed in the U.S. worth more?
- Investment opportunities, managerial discretion and the security issue decision
- A new approach to measuring financial contagion
- Leverage, investment and firm growth
- Global financial markets and the risk premium on US equity
- An analysis of divisional investment policies
- Tobin's Q, corporate diversification and firm performance
- Banks, the IMF and the Asian crisis
- Asset sales, firm performance and the agency costs of managerial discretion
- How different is Japanese corporate finance?, an investigation of the information content of new security issues
- The determinants and implications of corporate cash holdings
- Equity market liberalizations as country IPOs
- Daily cross-border equity flows, pushed or pulled?
- Why is there a home bias?, an analysis of foreign portfolio equity ownership in Japan
- Is bank-centered corporate governance worth it?, a cross-sectional analysis of the performance of Japanese firms during the asset price deflation
- Are financial assets priced locally or globally?