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2009

aef_2009_01 Dispersion of information or market behaviour: general public trading in S&P500 Index futures
by Gannon, Gerard L.

2008

aef_2008_02 Market makers v's the general public: a first look at S&P500 futures trade data
by Gannon, Gerard L.
aef_2008_01 The trading performance of dynamic hedging models: time varying covariance and volatility transmission effects
by Chng, Michael T. & Gannon, Gerard L.

2007

aef_2007_19 The information content of directorsâ€™ trades: empirical analysis of the Australian market
by Hotson, Lisa & Kaur, Navjot & Singh, Harminder
aef_2007_16 The information content of implied volatility in the Hong Kong and Singapore covered warrants markets
by Chen, Cheny & Liu, Ming-Liu & Nguyen, Hoa
aef_2007_14 Are financial derivates really value enhancing? Australian evidence
by Nguyen, Hoa & Faff, Robert
aef_2007_11 The impact of warrant introduction: Australian experience
by Clarke, Michael & Gannon, Gerard & Vinning, Russell
aef_2007_10 Factors affecting the credit spreads behaviour of USD Malaysian bonds
by Yap, Chee Jin & Gannon, Gerard
aef_2007_07 The index effect: an investigation of the price, volume and trading effects surrounding changes to the S & P Australian indices
by Pullen, Daniel & Gannon, Gerard
aef_2007_05 Private placement and share price reaction: evidence from the Australian biotechnology and health care sector
by Lin, Frank & Gannon, Gerard
aef_2007_01 Institutional ownership and firm performance: evidence from Finland
by Bhattacharya, Prasad S. & Graham, Michael

2006

aef_2006_05 Organizational change and management control in a not-for-profit organization: a qualitative field study
by Hoque, Zahirul & Rossingh, Bronwyn

2005

aef_2005_19 Changing forms of performance measures and management in the context of new public management reform in Australia: evidence from four selected Government Agencies
by Hoque, Zahirul
aef_2005_10 Securing institutional legitimacy or organizational effectiveness? A case examining the impact of public sector reform initiatives in an Australian local authority
by Hoque, Zahirul
aef_2005_07 The industrial relations and budgeting interface: an empirical study
by Hoque, Zahirul & Brosnan, Peter

2004

aef_2004_16 Information signalling of share buy-back announcements - recent Australian evidence
by Ekanayake, Samson
aef_2004_15 The financial performance of AFL football clubs
by Pinnuck, Matt & Potter, Brad
aef_2004_08 Structural effects and spillovers in HSIF, HSI and S&P500 volatility
by Gannon, Gerard & Au-Yeung, Siu Pang
aef_2004_05 Financial reporting for environmental and social responsibility: a normative strategic concept
by Raar, Jean

2001

aef_2001_05 A contracting-agency analysis of the association between firm risk, incentives and firm performance: an Australian perspective
by Hutchinson, Marion

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