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2006, Volume 17
- 161-168 Corporate hedging and capital structure decisions: towards an integrated framework for value creation
by Lutz Hahnenstein & Klaus Röder
2005, Volume 15
- 1-6 A New Era for Commodity Investments
by Hugh R. Lamle & Terrence F. Martell - 59-67 The importance of wealth for subjective well-being
by Bruce Headey & Mark Wooden - 70-75 From regulation to over-regulation and back - How to break the vicious circle
by Michel Y. Dérobert - 147-158 Banks’ default risk and regulatory factors in emerging market economies
by Christophe Godlewski
2005, Volume 14
- 51-59 The New Wave of Liquidity: Impact of Friction
by Shahin Shojai & Samuel Wang - 87-93 The impact of automation on the cost of transacting in futures markets
by Luke Bortoli & Alex Frino & Elvis Jarnecic - 107-117 Market imperfections
by Ramon P. DeGennaro
2005, Volume 13
- 73-76 Mergers and acquisitions as a response to economic change
by Bart Lambrecht - 124-126 Inflation-Induced Valuation Errors in the Stock Market
by Kevin Lansing - 151-160 Efficient pricing of default risk: Different approaches for a single goal
by Damiano Brigo & Massimo Morini
2004, Volume 12
- 12-15 Bringing Broadband Banking to Iraq
by Kathleen Tyson-Quah - 39-48 Why has stored-value not caught on?
by Sujit Chakravorti - 55-61 Six smart moves when playing the smart card game
by Leo Van Hove - 85-92 European payment systems and monetary union
by Francisco José Callado Muñoz & Natalia Utrero González - 93-101 Technological innovation in retail payments: Key developments and implications for banks
by Karen Furst & Daniel Nolle - 104-106 Innovation on networks: Coordination, governance, and the case of VISA
by Matthew Cardillo & Antoine Martin & Michael Orland0
2004, Volume 11
- 10-13 The impossibility of accurate macro-economic forecasting
by Paul Ormerod - 15-21 Revisions to GDP and related estimates
by Dennis Fixler & Bruce Grimm - 23-30 The reliability of quarterly national accounts in seven major countries: A user’s perspective
by Robert York & Paul Atkinson - 31-41 The effect of telecom density data on growth, efficiencies, and distributions in global economies
by Lall Ramrattan & Frank DiMeglio & Michael Szenberg - 44-47 Corporate action processing: Complexity and risk
by James Femia & Gunnar Niels - 48-51 What lies beneath
by Lars Hamich - 52-56 Hedge fund indices
by James Hedges - 58-61 Data management in financial services 2004 and beyond
by Andy Dilkes - 62-65 Integrated data architecture — the end game
by Predrag Dizdarevic & Shahin Shojai - 67-73 Reference data primer
by Marilyn Hignett - 75-80 Data in financial institutions
by Richard McLaughlin - 81-89 Data mining in finance: From extremes to realism
by Boris Kovalerchuk & Evgenii Vityaev - 92-95 The legal assault against marketing
by Kirk Herath - 96-99 Who owns the customer? Who owns the data?
by Keith MacDonald & Mark Dynes Mark Dynes - 100-101 Privacy challenges
by Ray Everett-Church - 102-107 Data quality management: How to produce high quality reports for risk management
by Barbara Boos - 108-109 The fourth leg of the stool — Data protection
by John Rosato - 110-111 Steady progress — But could do better
by Peyman Mestchian - 112-115 The shift to web services
by Kurt Gilman & Shawn Connors - 117-124 A user-centric approach to effective enterprise data services
by Gopi Chelliah - 125-131 Extracting the business value of IT: It is usage, not just deployment that counts!
by Donald Marchand - 133-141 Taking snapshots of the Internet: new database of insider transactions and liquidity
by Steven Benveniste & Duke Bristow & Alfred Osborne - 143-148 The informational role of financial analysts: Interpreting public disclosures
by Donal Byard & Kenneth Shaw
2004, Volume 10
- 8-11 The future of hedge funds
by Myron Scholes - 8-11 The future of hedge funds
by Myron Scholes - 14-17 Size versus performance in the hedge fund industry
by James Hedges - 18-10 Crisis management for the financial services industry
by Charlotte Luer & Samuel Wang - 23-28 The role of hedge funds for long-term investors
by John Mulvey - 31-39 Finding the sweet spot of hedge fund diversification
by François-Serge Lhabitant & Michelle Learned De Piante Vicin - 41-47 Valuation issues and operational risk in hedge funds
by Christopher Kundro & Stuart Feffer - 49-55 Hedge funds and U.K. regulation
by Ashley Kovas - 57-65 Should you, would you, could you invest in hedge funds?
by George Feiger & Pascal Botteron - 67-71 Shadow accounting: The evolving practice of exercising due diligence in fund reporting
by Carol Kaufman - 74-78 An E.U.-wide passport for hedge funds
by John Purvis - 80-81 A single market for hedge funds
by Wolfgang Mansfeld - 82-85 Marketing of hedge funds in Switzerland
by Shelby du Pasquier - 87-95 The hedge fund revolution
by McFall Lamm - 97-105 Hedge funds in Asia
by Peter Douglas - 107-113 Key findings of the Edhec ‘European alternative multi-management practices’ survey
by Noel Amenc & Jean-René Giraud - 116-118 Private equity - An industry in transformation
by Tycho Sneyers - 121-127 Initial returns and long-run performance of private equity-backed initial public offerings on the Amsterdam Stock Exchange
by Ruud van Frederikslust & Roy van der Geest - 129-141 Leveraged Management Buy-Ins: Role of Investors, Means of Exit, and the Predictive Powers of the Financial Markets
by Shahin Shojai
2003, Volume 9
- 11-16 Transformation: The Next Wave
by Shahin Shojai & Samuel Wang - 18-19 Is the transition over?
by Daniel Gros - 20-23 Mission accomplished – accession on May 1, 2004!
by Barbara Böttcher - 31-38 Corporate governance in transition economies
by Klaus Meyer - 39-46 Reforming the international financial architecture: What globalization critics demand and what policymakers have (not) achieved
by Peter Nunnenkamp - 48-51 Transformation at Shinsei
by Masamoto Yashiro - 55-62 Organizational transformation
by John Harvey - 63-75 Bank Mandiri: A case in strategic transformation
by Philippe Lasserre - 77-84 Enterprise transformation
by John Owen & Willem van Rijn - 88-91 Constructing the blueprint for operational transformation
by Keith MacDonald & Simon Moorhead - 93-103 The transformation of the Swiss private banking market
by Hans Geiger & Harry Hürzeler - 105-113 Transforming the wealth management industry
by Mark Del Col & Andrew Hogan & Thomas Roughan
2003, Volume 8
- 6-7 The bugaboo of double taxation
by Franco Modigliani & Robert Solow - 8-9 Rethinking pension reform
by Franco Modigliani & Arun Muralidhar - 13-20 Business process outsourcing - A mechanism to galvanize shareholder value
by Dev Ghose - 21-34 It’s no longer a wave, it’s a Tsunami: Risks, rewards, and trade-offs of offshore outsourcing
by Suresh Gupta - 35-42 Offshore services - Maximizing the benefits for financial institutions
by Vinay Kumar & Gabe David - 43-50 ‘Pete at night, Pradeep by day’: The offshore contact center phenomenon
by Suresh Gupta & Vishnu Nidhin - 53-62 Outsourcing and labor migration in China
by Xiaodong Wu - 63-72 Cross-border outsourcing and risk management for banks
by Hugh Kelly & Daniel Nolle - 73-81 Overseas outsourcing by financial institutions: Assessing the legal and regulatory landscape
by Robert Finkel & Winthrop Brown - 83-92 Offshoring: Not just for the first movers
by Suresh Gupta & Lilach Nachum - 95-102 More than offshoring: SmartSourcing
by Michael Baldwin - 103-112 Discovering the Endgame in the Offshore Debate
by Bill Irving & Shahin Shojai & Suresh Gupta - 113-118 Outsourcing helps improve your firm’s performance - or does it?
by Holger Görg & Aoife Hanley - 119-128 Funding transformational change through offshoring
by Marilyn Hignett & Michael Rude & Ilene Grossman & Lisa Berk-Lidsky
2003, Volume 7
- 8-12 On the international financial architecture: Insuring emerging markets
by Ricardo Caballero - 13-16 Why interest rate cuts may be ineffective in the new economy
by Damir Tokic - 17-24 Trust
by Paul Zak - 25-29 Do smaller budget deficits and inflation targets lower disinflation costs?
by Benson Durham - 31-38 Choosing between different fixed exchange rate regimes
by Sandemann Rasmussen - 40-42 Pension Time Bomb: Boon or Bane for Asset Managers?
by Shahin Shojai & George Feiger & Pedro Matthynssens - 43-46 Rebuilding the credibility of the ASP model
by Dai Bedford & Shahin Shojai - 47-52 Government regulation and investors’ trust in the securities markets
by Tamar Frankel - 53-62 Technology shocks and financial bubbles
by Haim Kedar-Levy - 63-70 Market Credibility and Other Dietary Fads
by Shahin Shojai & George Feiger - 72-75 Lessons from the dark side of information use: The impact on people, values, and company performance
by Donald Marchand - 77-83 Crisis of confidence: A cause or a consequence?
by Shahin Shojai & Samuel Wang - 85-92 Corporate restructuring in Japan
by Jorge Chan-Lau - 93-101 How can management deliver value for shareholders?
by Andrew Chen & James Conover & John Kensinger
2002, Volume 6
- 17-23 Evolution of the financial software market
by Paul Gardiner - 25-31 Research technology priorities for broker-dealers in the U.S
by Allan Rosenstein - 43-51 Implementation of e-private banking in a Swiss private bank
by Olaf Schwarz - 53-65 Internet banking in the U.K.: From new distribution channel to new business models
by Feng Li - 73-81 2001: A transformation odyssey
by Mitchel Lenson - 83-91 Return on investments in information technology: Beyond the productivity paradox
by Bruce Dehning & Vernon Richardson - 93-105 Achieving ROI from e-business systems in financial services
by Bryan Foss & Paul McDaid & Colin Devonport
2002, Volume 5
- 8-12 The future of social security pensions in Europe
by Martin Feldstein - 13-22 Productivity miracle in the aging industrial countries?
by Dieter Bräuninger & Norbert Walter - 23-30 The European pension management market: The case for a Europe-wide pension scheme administration service provider
by Jörn Grimmer - 37-42 What do your customers really know? Bank managers and compliance cost perceptions
by Donato Masciandaro - 43-49 Les Banquiers Suisses: The On-Shore Challenge
by Shahin Shojai & George Feiger & Nick Hahn - 51-63 Can international capital standards strengthen banks in emerging markets?
by Liliana Rojas-Suarez - 77-81 Setting priorities
by Ignace Combes - 83-89 Securities trading and settlement in Europe: Issues and outlook
by Linda Goldberg & John Kambhu & James Mahoney & Lawrence Radecki & Asani Sarkar
2002, Volume 4
- 9-18 Impacts of e-Commerce and enhanced information endowments on financial services: Transparency, differential pricing, and disintermediation
by Eric Clemons & Lorin Hitt & Bin Gu & Matt Thatcher & Bruce Weber - 19-27 A taxonomy of electronic payments
by Michel Akkermans - 29-35 The implications of strategic network management for firm behavior
by Nayantara Hensel - 37-47 Consolidation of fragmented global order flow through exchange-based information technology
by John Moon - 57-63 Portfolio allocation with hedge funds: Case study of a Swiss institutional investor
by Laurent Favre & José-Antonio Galeano - 65-72 Les Banquiers Suisses: Can They Remain Leaders in Private Banking?
by Shahin Shojai & George Feiger - 77-94 Managing wealth: A new approach in the U.K
by Merlin Stone - 95-100 Brand strategy in the U.K. retail banking sector: Adapting to the financial services revolution
by Greg Harris
2001, Volume 3
- 15-24 The economic impact of September 11th on the securities industry
by George Monahan & Frank Fernandez - 35-44 Basic trends in the market for markets for financial instruments
by Stefan Prigge - 45-51 Completing the single market in securities trading: A surgical revision of the investment services directive
by Benn Steil - 53-62 STP/T+1: The European challenge - What are the implications of the U.S. move to T+1 settlement for European institutions?
by Paul Walsh - 63-71 The capital markets’ perspective on B2B e-commerce initiatives and alliances
by Andrew Chen & Thomas Siems - 77-88 It’s time for asset allocation
by Noël Amenc & Lionel Martellini - 89-95 The challenges of risk management in diversified financial companies
by Christine Cumming & Beverly Hirtle - 97-103 Managed network services pave the way for the Internet’s future in financial transactions
by Bob Miller & David Bartoletti & Fabian Vandenreydt - 109-116 Coping with cultural differences in international market research
by Lall Ramrattan & Alan Zimmerman & Michael Szenberg - 117-126 Liberating Human Capital: The Search for the New Wave of Liquidity
by Shahin Shojai & Samuel Wang - 127-133 Intangible asset and value-creation reporting - increasing transparency at Skandia
by Scott Hawkins
2001, Volume 2
- 7-21 The New Wave of Liquidity
by Shahin Shojai - 29-34 ICT drives the U.S. productivity revival
by Kevin Stiroh - 35-41 Projecting the economic impact of the Internet
by Robert Litan & Alice Rivlin - 45-52 Internet banking in the U.S.: landscape, prospects, industry implications
by Karen Furst & William Lang & Daniel Nolle - 53-59 Developments in global e-finance
by Stijn Claessens & Tom Glaessner & Daniela Klingebiel - 87-92 Dynamic investment strategies and their risk-return measures
by Sergei Esipov & Igor Vaysburd - 93-105 The London Asset Management Market
by Shahin Shojai
2001, Volume 1
- 8-13 The impact of the Internet on financial markets
by Nicholas Economides - 18-25 Straight through processing in the B2B space
by Anthony Kirby - 30-37 Financial Collaborative Trading Networks
by Shahin Shojai - 40-44 The myth of bond market disintermediation
by Bruce Usher - 48-52 Trans-border securities transactions: Is the current regulatory and legislative framework hampering growth and competitiveness of European securities markets?
by Norbert Walter - 54-58 The FSA’S new market abuse regime - Interaction between the market abuse regime and the Recognised Investment Exchanges
by David Strachan & Gay Wisbey - 60-70 Institutional Investing in Hedge Funds
by W. H. Bruce Brittain - 72-79 The Future of the U.S. Asset Management Industry
by Shahin Shojai