| Editor Joseph Farhat Editorial Board Kent Baker
| Aims and scope The Banking and Finance Review (BFR) is a bi-annual, peer-reviewed international research journal that provides a publication outlet for theoretical as well as empirical issues in the fields of banking and finance. The Banking and Finance Review seeks to promote research that enhances the profession’s understanding of banking and finance. The scope of the Banking and Finance Review is broad. It includes studies in the following areas:Banking, Financial Institutions, Corporate Finance, International Finance, Capital Markets, Commodities Market, Derivatives, Risk Management, Insurance , Fixed Income Securities, Alternative Investments, Portfolio & Security Analysis, Investments, Real Estate Finance and other areas of finance that may be of interest to academicians and financial professionals. The Banking and Finance Review board of editors and ad hoc referees guarantee the high quality standard of the journal. Every effort is made to ensure a quick turnaround time; usually the reviewing time does not exceed 60 days.ISSN:1947-7945 (Print) ISSN:1947-6140 (Online)
Abstracted and indexed in: BASE, Cabell's, DOAJ, EBSCO, E-JEL, ECONIS, EconLit, Intute, OAH, ScientificCommons, The National Science Digital Library, and Ulrich’s Periodical. Sponsored by: Department of Finance - School of Business Central Connecticut State University.
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Vol 3, No 2 (2011): Banking and Finance Review
Table of Contents
| Contagion or Interdependence in Emerging Debt Markets? | Full Text PDF File |
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Iuliana Ismailescu - Pace University Hossein Kazemi - University of Massachusetts Amherst |
| An Economic Analysis of Protect Certificates - An Option-Pricing Approach | Full Text PDF File |
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Rodrigo Hernandez - Radford University Jeffrey Jones - Drury University & University of Arkansas Jenny Gu - University of Arkansas |
| A Comprehensive Investigation of Fund Performance: a New Technique | Full Text PDF File |
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George A Woodward - University of Colorado at Colorado Springs |
| Beta Uncertainty, Risk, and the Performance Characteristics of Hedge Funds | Full Text PDF File |
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Pradosh Simlai - University of North Dakota |
| On the Growth of Micro, Small and Medium-Sized Firms in Central and Eastern Europe: A Dynamic Panel Analysis | Full Text PDF File |
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Miroslav Iordanov Mateev - American University in Bulgaria Yanko Anastasov - American University in Bulgaria |
| CEO Power, Equity Incentives, and Bank Risk Taking | Full Text PDF File |
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Lisa Marie Victoravich - University of Denver Hugh Grove - University of Denver Pisun Xu - University of Denver William Buslepp - Texas Tech University |
| Value vs. Growth: Who Leads the Cyclical Stock Market? | Full Text PDF File |
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Meng Li - Roosevelt University |
| A Model of Domestic Banking Sector with Foreign Entrants | Full Text PDF File |
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Lili Zhu - Shenandoah University |
| Tracking Relevant Measures of Credit Creation in a Market-Based Financial System | Full Text PDF File |
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Carolin Schellhorn - Saint Joseph's University |
| Inaccurate Dependence Measures in Credit Models for Non-Normal Variables | Full Text PDF File |
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Fernando Moreira - Keele University |
The Banking and Finance Review (BFR) is a bi-annual, peer-reviewed international research journal that provides a publication outlet for theoretical as well as empirical issues in the fields of banking and finance. The Banking and Finance Review seeks to promote research that enhances the profession’s understanding of banking and finance. The scope of the Banking and Finance Review is broad. It includes studies in the following areas:Banking, Financial Institutions, Corporate Finance, International Finance, Capital Markets, Commodities Market, Derivatives, Risk Management, Insurance , Fixed Income Securities, Alternative Investments, Portfolio & Security Analysis, Investments, Real Estate Finance and other areas of finance that may be of interest to academicians and financial professionals. The Banking and Finance Review board of editors and ad hoc referees guarantee the high quality standard of the journal. Every effort is made to ensure a quick turnaround time; usually the reviewing time does not exceed 60 days.