We welcome the following associate editors to the RCFS team: Heitor Almeida (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) Jonathan Cohn (University of Texas at Austin) Sudipto Dasgupta (Chinese University of Hong Kong) Elena Loutskina (University of Virginia) Andrey Malenko (University of Michigan) Paige Oiumet (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) Giorgia Piacentino (Columbia University) Adriano Rampini (Duke University) Martin Schmalz (University of Oxford).
The Review of Corporate Finance Studies is introducing a Prior Review Process. The goal of such review process is to help the editors arrive at a quick and informed decision on a paper based on feedback received by the authors from previous submissions. A paper is eligible for this optional review process if it was previously submitted to a few select journals. Starting on June 1, 2020, when you submit… Read More »Introducing the Prior Review Process
RCFS extends our gratitude to retiring editor Gregor Matvos. Gregor has been an editor with RCFS since 2016. We thank him for his service.
“Brand Equity, Earnings Management, and Financial Reporting Irregularities” by Ghada Ismail, Fariz Huseynov, Pankaj K. Jain, and Thomas H. McInish
The winners of the annual RCFS Awards were announced at the virtual Awards Reception on May 26 as part of the Cavalcade. We are pleased to share the winners: Best Paper Award “Deposit Insurance, Bank Risk-Taking, and Failures: Evidence from Early Twentieth-Century State Deposit Insurance Systems” Felipe Aldunate Prize: $10,000 Referee of the Year Chotibhak Jotikasthira Prize: $1000 For the first time ever, RCFS awarded the Rising Scholar Award, which is… Read More »Winners of the RCFS Awards
RCFS has launched a Twitter account. Follow us @RevOfCorpFin.
Oxford University Press presents the Innovation & Entrepreneurship Collection, featuring the following papers from RCFS: Corporate Innovation and Returns by Jan Bena and Lorenzo Garlappi Lending to Innovative Firms by Sudheer Chava, Vikram Nanda, and Steven Chong Xiao The featured papers are free to read through the end of June on Oxford University Press’s web site.
“Rethinking the Use of Credit Ratings in Capital Regulations: Evidence From the Insurance Industry” by Kathleen Weiss Hanley and Stanislava Nikolova
The CSEF-RCFS Conference on Finance, Labor, and Inequality, which was to take place in June 2020, has been postponed to a date in 2021 to be decided later.
“Information Bias in the Proxy Advisory Market” by Shichao Ma and Yan Xiong
