European Financial Management Association
2014 Annual Meetings
June 25-28, 2014
Rome, ITALY


Note#1: Session Chairs and Discussants can download papers for the meetings from this page. Authors can update the version of their paper(s) and/or abstract(s) on this webpage later. Please email your paper/abstract directly to: Shravan Chouti

Note#2: If you wish your paper to be considered for publication in the EFM journal, convey your interest to your Session Chair.

Presentations: For your presentations at the EFMA2014 Meetings please note that all rooms are equipped with computers. Power Point (USB or CD) and Overhead Projector (transparencies) presentation options are available.

Conference Presentations:
Laptops will be Available in all Rooms for Conference Presentations.


Discussants' Responsibility: To better serve the needs of authors presenting papers at the EFMA2014 meetings, discussants are kindly required to hand out to the authors and the session chair 1-2 pages handwritten comments with their constructive comments.


Accepted Papers & Participants List

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Participants

Paper


Lahmann Alexander, Sven Arnold, Philipp Gmehling
Email: alexander.lahmann@hhl.de
The Impact of Default on Tax Shield Valuation



       


Lai Evelyn, Andrew Ainsworth, Michael McKenzie, Graham Partington
Email: evelyn.lai@sydney.edu.au
The Value of Dividends: Evidence from Short-Sales



       


Lam F.Y. Eric C, Tai Ma, K.C. John Wei
Email: fyericcl@hkbu.edu.hk
Cash Holdings and Stock Returns: Risk or Mispricing?



       


Lauterbach Beni, Anete Pajuste
Email: beni.lauterbach@biu.ac.il
Voluntary Dual Class Share Unifications - a Mixed Bag of Governance Improvements and Shareholder Expropriation



       


LE FOL GAELLE, SERGE DAROLLES, JEREMY DUDEK
Email: gaelle.le_fol@dauphine.fr
Liquidity risk and contagion for liquid funds



       


Lee Bong Soo, April M. Knill
Email: blee2@cob.fsu.edu
Information Asymmetry and the Timing of Capital Issuance: An International Examination



       


Lee-Hsien Pan, Shih-Cheng Lee, Chein-Ting Lin, Kung-Cheng Ho
Email: actlhp@ccu.edu.tw
Information ratings and capital structure



       


Lehar Alfred
Email: alehar@ucalgary.ca
Restructuring Failure and Optimal Capital Structure



       


Lehmann Nico
Email: nico.lehmann@wiwi.uni-goettingen.de
Do corporate governance analysts matter? Evidence from a quasi-natural experiment



       


Lescourret Laurence, Sophie Moinas
Email: lescourret@essec.fr
Liquidity Supply across Multiple Trading Venues



       


Li Tao, Haitao Li, Xuewei Yang
Email: taoli96@gmail.com
A Rating-Based Sovereign Credit Risk Model: Theory and Evidence



       


Liang Hao, Luc Renneboog
Email: h.liang@tilburguniversity.edu
Finance and Society: On the Foundations of Corporate Social Responsibility



       


Lin Li, Peter Lam, Wilson Tong
Email: aflearn@polyu.edu.hk
Is High Cash Flow a Blessing or a Curse? Evidence from Bidder’s Long-term Performance



       


Liu Liang-Chih, Tian-Shyr Dai, Chuan-Ju Wang
Email: tony919kimo@gmail.com
Evaluating Corporate Bonds with Complex Debt Structure



       


Lo Duca Marco, Giulio Nicoletti, Ariadna Vidal
Email: marco.lo_duca@ecb.europa.eu
Global Corporate Bond Issuance: What Role for US Quantitative Easing?



       


Loffler Gunter, Dirk G. Baur
Email: gunter.loeffler@uni-ulm.de
Does Contagion Have Persistent Effects? A Novel Perspective of Contagion and the Eurozone Sovereign Debt Crisis



       


Lovreta Lidija, Joaquin Lopez Pascual
Email: lidija.lovreta@cunef.edu
Structural Changes in the Transmission Mechanism between Banking and Sovereign CDS spreads: the Case of Spain



       


Lucarelli Caterina, Pierpaolo Uberti, Gianni Brighetti
Email: c.lucarelli@univpm.it
Somatic Portfolio Theory: When Emotions lead to Economic Efficiency



       


Lugo Stefano
Email: s.lugo@uu.nl
Insiders Ownership Concentration and Firms Cost of Debt: Evidence from Bank Loans



       


Luo Jiang, Zheng Qiao
Email: luojiang@ntu.edu.sg
On the Team Approach to Mutual Fund Management: Observability, Incentives, and Performance