JEL Classification G30
"General: Corporate Finance and Governance"These are all the papers that have a JEL assignment (not all authors have given JEL codes to their papers) and that include the G30 classification. (sorted by date) Financial and Economic Determinants of Firm Default
by Giulio Bottazzi of the Università di Pisa,
Marco Grazzi of the Università di Pisa,
Angelo Secchi of the Università di Pisa, and
Federico Tamagni of the Università di Pisa
(384K PDF) -- 42 pages -- January 8, 2009 The Future of Securitization
by Günter Franke of the University of Konstanz & Goethe University, and
Jan Pieter Krahnen of Goethe-University Frankfurt
(321K PDF) -- 59 pages -- November 28, 2008 When Do Firms Default? A Study of the Default Boundary
by Sergei A. Davydenko of the London Business School
(475K PDF) -- 53 pages -- August 1, 2007 Do Bankruptcy Codes Matter? A Study of Defaults in France, Germany, and the U.K.
by Sergei A. Davydenko of the University of Toronto, and
Julian R. Franks of the London Business School
(379K PDF) -- 49 pages -- June 2007 Liquidity and Capital Structure
by Ronald W Anderson of the London School of Economics, and
Andrew Carverhill of Hong Kong University
(449K PDF) -- 52 pages -- January 2007 Better Predictions of Income Volatility Using a Structural Default Model
by Roger M. Stein of Moody's Investors Service, and
Felipe Jordão of Moody's Investors Service
(787K PDF) -- 29 pages -- November 26, 2005 Accounting Fraud and the Pricing of Corporate Liabilities Structural Models with Garbling
by Angelo Baglioni of the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart, and
Umberto Cherubini of the University of Bologna
(408K PDF) -- 33 pages -- February 2005
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